First ‘hot’ summer day in Finnish Lapland
Now that schools are back in session and summer holidays have come to a halt for most people, the warm
Read moreNow that schools are back in session and summer holidays have come to a halt for most people, the warm
Read moreWhile the building industry showed the largest drop, nearly 50 companies per month still filed for bankruptcy in the first
Read moreThe nation was hoping for economic turnaround this year. Instead, 2015 threatens to become Finland’s fourth consecutive year of recession.
Read moreWork to create nature reserves in the Ostrobothnia region as part of the EU’s Natura 2000 project felt like pulling
Read moreMining operations at Talvivaara’s Sotkamo quarry are expected to resume in September, following an announcement Friday that the government will
Read morePrime Minister Juha Sipilä says it’s unlikely that his government will approve any new nuclear power plants after the Fennovoima
Read moreFinland’s prime minister Juha Sipilä confirms that the Fennovoima nuclear plant will be built in Pyhäjoki, after Economic Affairs Minister Rehn
Read moreProsecutors call for ten-month suspended sentence and fine of 13 million euros for four bosses in power during series of
Read moreThere might never be built a nuclear powerplant at Pyhäjoki, northern Finland, unless energy company Fortum gets control over the
Read moreFinland is the quiet player in Arctic affairs. It lacks the long Arctic coastlines of Russia, Canada, the United States,
Read moreIn Finland, this summer is set to go down in the history books as perhaps the coldest on record –
Read moreDespite this summer’s cloudy weather, the amount of solar energy produced this year in Finland is about the same as
Read moreOnly 29 percent of Finns surveyed by economic researcher Taloustutkimus are in favour of granting building permission for the controversial
Read moreA new world record is being set in the Helsinki suburb of Sipoo,Finland where a 300,000-square-metre logistics centre to be
Read moreFinland’s Green Party leader Ville Niinistö says he considers the Fennovoima nuclear power plant project to be completely ruled by
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