19 news items about "Finlanda"

Tuesday 15:07

Eemeli Peltonen, a 30-year-old Finnish MP, committed suicide in the parliament building just weeks after speaking out about his health problems.

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International

Thursday 09:05

The July heatwave in the Nordic countries was exacerbated by climate change, with devastating health and environmental effects.

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Environment

11 August 13:59

The Finnish authorities have charged three sailors, including the captain, with involvement in the sabotage of submarine cables in the Baltic Sea.

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International

10 August 08:56

Ștefania Uță won the gold medal in the 400m hurdles at the European U20 European Athletics Championships, setting a new competition record.

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Sport

6 August 07:20

A record 22-day heatwave in Finland has led to the deaths of reindeer, sparking concern among farmers.

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International

1 August 14:26

Helsinki recorded a year without a fatal road accident, a remarkable result thanks to speed limits and road safety policies.

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International

16 July 06:10

A new law in Finland bans Russians and Belarusians from buying property, strengthening national security.

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International

11 July 11:15

Finland has officially notified the United Nations of its withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention banning the use of anti-personnel landmines

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International

9 July 11:35

Lithuania and Finland plan to start production of anti-personnel landmines in 2024, withdrawing from the Ottawa Convention to strengthen their security and support Ukraine.

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International

25 June 09:00

Finland is beefing up its military forces and defense strategy amid tensions with Russia, preparing long-term measures.

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International

17 June 16:45

Finland has banned the use of electric scooters by children under 15 and requires the licensing of rental companies to increase road safety.

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International

29 April 18:03

Dmitry Medvedev said new NATO members such as Finland and Sweden are becoming targets for Russian armed forces, including nuclear strikes

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International

16 April 16:25

Finland has decided to keep its border with Russia closed to prevent a possible resurgence of migration, accusing Russia of instrumentalizing it

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International

26 December 20:50

The EU has warned it will impose additional sanctions against Russian ships after Finland announced it is investigating an oil tanker that left a Russian port for 'sabotage' of an undersea power cable.

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International

16 December 10:19

A recent ranking shows that Singapore has the most powerful passport in the world. Finland and Spain come next.

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International

19 November 21:00

Undersea telecoms cables between Finland and Germany and the Arelion telecoms cable between Gotland and Lithuania were damaged, raising suspicions of sabotage.

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International

18 October 11:06

The joint operation J.A.D. led to the seizure of drugs worth €12,500,000 and the arrest of 47 people involved.

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News

27 September 09:11

In Finland, prisoners contribute to the development of artificial intelligence (AI) by participating in data tagging and classification tasks as part of rehabilitation programs.

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Science IT&C

15 May 18:07

Finland plans to change its recruitment rules to allow it to use thousands of reservists to patrol the border with Russia if needed.

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International

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