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WORLD4d agoFinland's puppy livestream grips millions worldwideA Finnish dog and her six newborn puppies have become an international online sensation. The 24/7 livestream, known as “Pentulive”, attracted 1.85 million unique viewers in its first two weeks, according to public broadcaster Yle.EuroNews [en]
WORLD4d agoSingles sought to travel to Finland and participate in a blind date: how to sign up and what requirements are requested16 participants from all over the world will be selected to travel to the Nordic country in February 2027. They will enjoy a four-day culinary experience and meet other single people in a different environment.Clarín
WORLDOct 24In troubled times , Finland public broadcaster has an answer : puppiesThis article reports that Finland's public broadcaster is offering puppies in what are described as 'troubled times'. It suggests a unique approach to providing comfort or addressing societal stress through media initiatives.sfexaminer.com · United States
WORLDOct 2The exodus of Spanish teachers to Finland for 3,298 euros and a permanent position: 9,000 new positions are needed in early childhood education in four years"Si esto no mejora, nos terminaremos yendo todas las buenas", dicen las docentes reclutadas por el Ayuntamiento de Helsinki LeerEl Mundo
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
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