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Police in Helsinki are looking for a man who held up a bank in Helsinki on Friday afternoon. The suspected robber of the Osuuspankki branch on the corner of Mannerheimintie and Tukholmankatu was a foreign male of short stature, aged 25 to 30, wearing a...
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Hindus and Jews have strongly criticized reported eviction notices to Roma camps in Helsinki (Finland) without providing alternatives.
Hindu statesman Rajan Zed; and...
made popular Aug 13 2010
These dramatic images were taken in the moments before a powerful thunderstorm struck parts of Finland.
The bad weather front is clearly visible as it approaches the...
made popular Aug 12 2010
Outgoing Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen submitted his resignation to President Tarja Halonen at the Presidential Palace in Helsinki late Friday morning.
Timo Kalli, the...
made popular Jun 18 2010
While Israeli flags are being burned in many European capitals in the aftermath of the deadly flotilla raid, thousands of people took part in a pro-Israel rally in...
made popular Jun 11 2010
Users of automatic cash dispensers in the Käpylä and Viiki districts of Helsinki have fallen prey to a card copying scam. Police sources say that the Otto cash...
made popular May 22 2010
Helsinki has been selected as the 2015 host city for World Gymnaestrada, the largest general gymnastics exhibition. The event will bring 25,000 gymnasts to Helsinki...
made popular May 14 2010
For some jobseekers of immigrant background, even those who speak fluent Finnish, their name alone can make landing a job difficult.
“Many young immigrants speak...
made popular Apr 28 2010
Serious delays are being seen on the nation’s main railway line after a derailment in Helsinki. Nine tracks into the capital’s main station were out of...
made popular Apr 27 2010
A visit to Finland by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton scheduled for Wednesday has been cancelled because of flight restrictions in Europe.
The U.S. Embasssy in...
made popular Apr 20 2010
The practice of honour crimes is said to be becoming more widespread in the south west of Finland, where the country’s largest immigrant population has...
made popular Apr 19 2010
Last year more than 100 foreign delegations and governments visited Helsinki, hoping to learn the secret of their schools’ success.
In 2006, Finland’s...
made popular Apr 9 2010
Marko Tervaportti, the director of the Catholic Information Centre in Helsinki, criticises what he sees as the excessive enthusiasm of the media in reporting on the...
made popular Mar 29 2010
Police have busted a gang of youth who distributed at least seven kilos of cannabis in Kokkola, western Finland. The street value of the drugs is around 140,000...
made popular Mar 3 2010
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, right, places a wreath at the tomb of former Finnish President Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, during a visit to the Hietaniemi cemetery in Helsinki, Finland, Tuesday, April 21, 2009. Medvedev and his wife are on a two-day.
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