#finland

#finland

In Finland, the emergence of instant online platforms reflects a cultural shift towards speed, security, and user convenience, meeting the demands of an increasingly digital society.

Finland's new legislation aims to limit mobile device usage in schools to enhance student wellbeing and learning, only permitting use with teacher approval for specific purposes.

Only 32% of Finns trust NATO's security guarantees, a significant drop from previous surveys, indicating declining confidence in the alliance amid Donald Trump's return.

Nobina's agreement to acquire Revon Turistiliikenne OY and Repo-Lines OY strengthens its presence in Finland, enhancing public transportation services and operational collaboration.

Finland is expanding its coastal defense capabilities by acquiring 16 new mobile artillery units, enhancing their naval capabilities for long-range engagement.

These are exceptional numbers. We haven't seen such high layoff figures since the pandemic, and the dismissals are at the level of the 1990s recession era.

In the latest happiness rankings, Nordic countries continue to dominate the top spots, with Finland, Denmark, Iceland, and Sweden maintaining their positions as the happiest countries in the world.

Malta comes into this match with a renewed sense of optimism, having ended their Nations League campaign on a high and remaining unbeaten in their last four matches, including a friendly victory against Liechtenstein, making their defense particularly strong with not a goal conceded in over 400 minutes of play.

The name for the aurora borealis is revontulet in Finnish, literally meaning 'fox fire.' This old belief suggests that a fire fox’s tail sends sparkles to the sky.

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is expected to make landfall in south-east Queensland as a category 2 storm, marking the first cyclone to directly hit the region in over 50 years.

In November, two data cables were damaged in the Baltic Sea in quick succession. Now, another internet cable has been damaged this time on land in Finland.