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AI use still relatively minimal in blue-collar occupations: survey
A recent survey of the Central Organisation of Finnish Trade Unions (SAK) members indicated that Artificial Intelligence (AI) remains little used in operative…
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Present US foreign policy ideology undermines Int´l order
President Alexander Stubb on Wednesday said that the United States is an important ally for Europe but pointed out that the ideology of foreign policy of the current US…
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Govt begins civil donation process for Ukraine
The Department for Rescue Services of the Ministry of the Interior is coordinating civilian material donations from all sectors of society to Ukraine, said the ministry…
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Spring session of Parliament opens
The spring session of Parliament has opened on Tuesday after winter break, said an official press release. The first plenary session took place at the noon and the House…
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Immigration is a qualitative rather than a quantitative question
Speaker of the Finnish parliament Jussi Halla-aho said that immigration is a qualitative rather than a quantitative question. Talking to the Daily Finland in an…
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2 killed in road mishaps in Kangasala, Kolari
Two persons were killed in separate road accidents in Kangasala and Kolari during the weekend, police said. A teenage boy was killed when a private car skidded off the…
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Small amounts of radioactive substances found in Finnish air
Finland's Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK) said on Friday that very small amounts of radioactive substances had been detected in outdoor air samples…
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PM says ´fruitful´ China visit has set course for ´future-oriented´ ties
The cooperation potential between Finland and China in fields such as clean energy and green transition is steadily unfolding, Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said in an…
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JHL warns of 3-day strike at private social services sector on Feb 17-19
The Trade Union for the Public and Welfare Sectors-JHL on Thursday issued a strike warning concerning member companies of the Finnish Association of Private Care…
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Stiffen laws, weak economy reduce immigration to Finland
The number of residence permits applications has been reduced in Finland significantly in 2025, said the Finnish Immigration Service (Migri) in a press release on Friday.…
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