Daily Finland, English News from Finland

Wednesday June 16, 2021

Higher study in Finland is not yet equally accessible for everyone

Higher education in Finland is not yet equally accessible for everyone and equal opportunities are

Bank of Finland forecasts rapid but temporary growth

VR to buy new commuter trains worth €250m

Haatainen stresses need for tripartite co-op during pandemic

Building costs rises by 3.2% in May

Life in northern Finland likely to get normal by autumn: Markku Broas

National

4 topless women ousted from public sauna in Tampere

Finland ranks top in implementing SDGs

Kokoomus sweeps in municipal polls

Elections to 310 municipal councils today

Restrictions on bar, restaurant soften in Uusimaa region

Govt adopts Cyber Security Dev Programme

Europe

Sweden to resume on-site education despite COVID-19 variant concerns

Sweden is to end distance schooling for children after the summer holidays, amid fears that the Delta variant of COVID-19 is beginning to tighten its grip on the country, reported Xinhua. "The need to conduct distance education is estimated to

Polish gov't warns 4th wave of COVID-19

Russian strategic bombers patrol Baltic after NATO summit

Inflation in Germany climbs to 10-year high in May

France warns to retaliate if UK breaches Brexit deal

Worldwide

Documents show Trump pressured DOJ to back election fraud claims

4 dead, 4 wounded in shooting on South Side of Chicago

EU-U.S. summit seeks to end trade disputes

The European Union (EU) and the United States held their first summit in seven years on Tuesday as U.S. President Joe Biden was on his first overseas trip since taking office to revamp the transatlantic ...read more

Palestinians rally on Gaza border in protest of Israeli march

Zimbabwe bans sporting activities following spike in COVID-19 cases

Business

Bank of Finland forecasts rapid but temporary growth

Turnover of construction enterprises grows in April

Inflation increases to 2.2% in May

Sports

Suicide goal brings victory for France over Germany in Euro opener

Ronaldo makes history after Portugal make hard work of Hungary

Punishment demanded for Austrian footballer´s racist incident

The Football Federation in North Macedonia has demanded the harshest punishment for the Austrian footballer Marko Arnautovic for using racist gestures and insults during match against North Macedonia, reported Xinhua, quoting Media Information Agency (MIA) ...read more