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A BELT-TIGHTENING CAMPAIGN by the Finnish government has set off a flurry of consultative negotiations across government agencies and ministries. [3]
THE CITIZENS’ INITIATIVE for pulling out of an international treaty banning the use of anti-personnel landmines cannot be presented to parliament, estimates Veli-Pekka Viljanen, a professor of constitutional law at the University of Turku. [4]
AS MANY AS 270 construction companies were declared bankrupt in the first five months and change of this year, reveal statistics compiled for Helsingin Sanomat by Asiakastieto. [5]
THE TURMOIL in the Finnish construction industry claimed its largest victim to date on Tuesday. [6]
A SUPERINTENDENT at Helsinki Police Department has denied claims made by Herman Ljungberg, the legal representative of the shipping company that operates Eagle S, Caravella, in an interview with Helsingin Sanomat. [7]
MTV, a Finnish commercial television broadcaster owned by Sweden’s Telia, will reduce its headcount by more than 20 and discontinue the production of radio news and teletext services by next spring. [8]
Obi ugrilaš álbmotteáhter ii ožžon lobi boahtit Ruoššas Supmii festiválii. Jään reunalla -festivála lágideaddjit muitalit Helsingin Sanomat -bláđđái, ahte báikkálaš eiseválddit Hanti-Mansias šluhttejedje teáhtera mátkkoštanlobiid. [9]
THE CITY of Helsinki has been left scrambling by a government proposal to prohibit the dumping of snow into the Baltic Sea, reports Helsingin Sanomat. [10]
The war in Ukraine is edging closer to Finland, prompting the Finnish Defence Forces to say it has stepped up surveillance amid Ukrainian drone strikes in nearby regions.
A BELT-TIGHTENING CAMPAIGN by the Finnish government has set off a flurry of consultative negotiations across government agencies and ministries.
THE CITIZENS’ INITIATIVE for pulling out of an international treaty banning the use of anti-personnel landmines cannot be presented to parliament, estimates Veli-Pekka Viljanen, a professor of constitutional law at the University of Turku.
AS MANY AS 270 construction companies were declared bankrupt in the first five months and change of this year, reveal statistics compiled for Helsingin Sanomat by Asiakastieto.
THE TURMOIL in the Finnish construction industry claimed its largest victim to date on Tuesday.
A SUPERINTENDENT at Helsinki Police Department has denied claims made by Herman Ljungberg, the legal representative of the shipping company that operates Eagle S, Caravella, in an interview with Helsingin Sanomat.
MTV, a Finnish commercial television broadcaster owned by Sweden’s Telia, will reduce its headcount by more than 20 and discontinue the production of radio news and teletext services by next spring.
Obi ugrilaš álbmotteáhter ii ožžon lobi boahtit Ruoššas Supmii festiválii. Jään reunalla -festivála lágideaddjit muitalit Helsingin Sanomat -bláđđái, ahte báikkálaš eiseválddit Hanti-Mansias šluhttejedje teáhtera mátkkoštanlobiid.
THE CITY of Helsinki has been left scrambling by a government proposal to prohibit the dumping of snow into the Baltic Sea, reports Helsingin Sanomat.