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WORLDSep 7Trial begins in Finland of man accused of abusing 361 children online over three yearsEuroNews [en]
WORLDAug 21Andrea, maestra española en Finlandia: "Aquí no hay crisis de vivienda, gano 3.000 euros por mes y pago 800 de alquiler"La joven madrileña trabaja en una escuela de habla inglesa en Helsinki, Finlandia.Además del salario, destaca el sistema educativo del país nórdico.Clarín
WORLDAug 16Valentina, 26 años, vive en Finlandia: “Aquí es muy común comer carne de reno, aunque sea un animal muy representativo. Yo no la he probado porque soy vegetariana, pero dicen que está muy buena”Valentina es una de las elfas traviesas y alegres que transforman la ilusión de las más de más de 500.000 turistas que viajan cada año a Laponia, en Finlandia, para visitar a Papá Noel.Clarín
WORLDAug 15A.P. teachers to undergo training in Finland from August 17This is part of the government’s International Professional Development Programme; programme aims to expose teachers to international education systems, innovative teaching methods, and strengthen the quality of teaching and learning in Andhra PradeshThe Hindu
WORLDAug 10New train service connects Finland and Sweden for first time in decadesThe service will enable rail travel from Portugal to Lapland - what is believed to be the longest train journey in Europe.BBC World
WORLDAug 2‘₦2.9m minimum wage’, Countries that can enter Finland without a visaFinland is widely regarded as one of Europe's best places to live, work and visit, with its high wages and visa-free entry policy for citizens of dozens of countries making it an attractive destination. The post ‘₦2.9m minimum wage’, Countries that can enter Finland without a visa appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
WORLDJul 27Why Norway and Finland Should Preserve Two of Europe’s Most Important Demilitarized ZonesSvalbard is a stark archipelago of glaciers and coal mines lying 650 kilometers (403 miles) north of Norway’s North Cape, roughly halfway between the Norwegian mainland and the North Pole. It belongs to Norway but is governed under a 1920 treaty that grants nationals of more than 40 signatory states sweeping economic rights while barring Oslo from constructing naval bases or using the archipelago for “warlike” purposes. Far to the south, in the Baltic Sea between the Finnish and Swedish coasts, lie the Åland Islands, which are composed of roughly 6,500 islands and reefs.War on the Rocks
WORLDJul 12Hyderabad student missing in Finland for over two months found dead"We have many doubts. After two months, the body has been recovered. We strongly feel that it is a suspicious death and not a natural death," says Manideep Reddy’s family lawyerThe Hindu
WORLDJun 22Over 45 days on, Hyderabad student remains missing in Finland; family seeks answersAccording to his parents, Manideep had informed his mother that he was at a bakery and would return to his accommodation shortlyThe Hindu