The new episode of our summer Podkäst is available now wherever you listen to your podcast content.
On this week’s show Education Minister Li Andersson (Left) talks about the new coronavirus precautions in place when schools go back this week; and discusses the education reforms…
The new episode of our summer Podkäst is available now wherever you listen to your podcast content.
On this week’s show Centre Party leader Katri Kulmuni talks about her summer ‘listening tour’ where she’s been meeting hundreds of voters across the country – she also talks…
The Financial Times reports that Sanna Marin (SDP) "snapped" at the Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez during heated budget negotiations in Brussels this week.
But is it true? We asked the PM to set the record straight in this video.
Read the full…
The third episode of our summer Podkäst is available now wherever you listen to your podcast content.
On this week’s show Anders Adlercreutz from the Swedish People’s Party talks about the reality of politics, working in a coalition government and fending off the…
Just in time for the weekend, the second episode of our summer Podkäst is available now.
On this week’s show Europe Minister Tytti Tuppurainen (SDP) talks about the EU’s coronavirus recovery plan, ahead of a crunch summit of European leaders next…
May and June are the busiest months in Finland for spotting baby birds. There are still some around in July but by now most have flown the nest.
Many young birds like the mallards and goldeneyes in this gallery can…
The annual summer migration of Finns from cities and towns to their summer cottages for the Midsummer holiday has begun.
Thursday is the busiest outbound travel day of the week, with the peak times between 12:00 noon and 19:00 this…
Suomenoja wetland area in Espoo is the cite of a former sewage treatment plant which has become a paradise for many bird species.
One of the most well-known birds at Suomenoja is the black headed gull. The colony at Suomenoja…
Flags are flying in Finland to mark Veteran’s Day – which this year also commemorates the 75th anniversary of the end of the Lapland War.
On this day in 1945 the last German forces crossed the border at Enontekiö into…
Children at food food camps around the country have been learning lessons about nutrition and sustainability that organisers hope will help them develop healthy…
Finland’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Pekka Haavisto (Green) is urging political reform in Lebanon, as international donors pledged more than €250 million aid after last…
Campaigners push for VAT reduction in menstrual products
A campaign spearheaded by the Finnish Feminist Association Naisunioni is working with political parties to raise awareness of…
Finnish racer Valtteri Bottas has climbed back onto the podium after finishing third in Sunday’s British Grand Prix.
Bottas started the race in pole position but…
The new episode of our summer Podkäst is available now wherever you listen to your podcast content.
On this week’s show Education Minister Li Andersson (Left) talks about the new…
A campaign spearheaded by the Finnish Feminist Association Naisunioni is working with political parties to raise awareness of the issues of period poverty, and…
Around 300 seasonal labourers from Thailand will arrive in Finland this weekend to start work picking berries for an Ostrobothnia company, just in time…