The number of children in the small municipality of Siikais decreases drastically - combining school classes of different ages ahead
The municipality of Siikais in Northern Satakunta, Finland, plans to merge school classes of different ages due to a significant decrease in student numbers.
The director of the movie about sniper Simo Hรคyhรค is looking for reliable snow: A strong promise from Vieremรคki
The director of a movie about sniper Simo Hรคyhรค is scouting shooting locations in Northern Finland and has high hopes for winter snow from local sources.
Businesses are taking more tourist groups to Lapland's nature - Metsรคhallitus: 'Wild atmosphere and safety risks'
The growing interest in northern nature tourism is reflected in the increased number of guided tourist groups, raising concerns about safety and the need for permits among businesses operating in protected areas.
Will the frustrating waiting for social transport in the north come to an end? Tervia Logistiikka promises to improve its customer service this spring
Tervia Logistiikka Oy is implementing changes to enhance customer service for social transport services aimed at the elderly and disabled in Northern Finland.
Thursday will feel like spring, says meteorologist Matti Huutonen
Temperatures in Central and Northern Finland are expected to drop below freezing tonight, but warmer weather is forecasted due to a low-pressure area approaching from the west.
Training in Northern Ostrobothnia to Counter Hybrid Influence โ Drone Strikes and Special Forces Involved
A military exercise in Northern Ostrobothnia demonstrated the region's preparedness for hybrid threats, emphasizing the importance of joint training for effective local defense.
Concerns of Northern Priests Over the Influence of Lestadianism in Church Appointments โ The Liminka Decision Sparks Outrage
Priests in Northern Finland are worried about the influence of conservative Lestadianism on the selection of female pastors, particularly following a controversial appointment in Liminka.
Yle: Google's Major Purchase in Northern Ostrobothnia
Google has purchased 900 hectares of land in Vaalan, Northern Ostrobothnia, for the construction of a data center.
Several roads are closed and public transport disruptions
Severe weather conditions in Finnmark and Northern Troms have led to road closures and public transport interruptions due to snowstorms.
F1 driver Lando Norris enjoys winter in Lapland
Formula 1 champion Lando Norris has shared his winter adventures in Lapland, Finland, on Instagram, featuring the Northern Lights and playful snow scenes.
Pohde has reclaimed nearly 700,000 euros in caregiver support โ often due to client errors, but also information gaps at Pohde
The Pohde welfare area has recouped over 689,000 euros in caregiver support payments from clients due to various issues, including clients' errors and lapses in information handling.
Surprising sight at the metro station: A northern goshawk was tearing apart its prey in the foyer
A northern goshawk was spotted eating its prey in a metro station in Helsinki, attracting the attention of passersby.
Earthquake in Thailand and Borneo
An earthquake measuring 6.8 on the Richter scale struck the northern coast of Borneo, while another earthquake measuring 6.5 occurred in Thailand.
Bodies of Nine Skiers Found in California
After several days of searching, the bodies of nine skiers have been located in Northern California following a deadly avalanche.
NRK: The United States withdraws its fighters from the NATO exercise in Northern Norway
The United States is withdrawing a significant portion of its military aircraft from the Cold Response exercise scheduled in Northern Norway, impacting the training's effectiveness.
The Opposition Party Raised Concerns About Electricity Prices in Sweden - The Finger of Blame Points Towards Finland
Sweden's Left Party has challenged the government's approval of the Aurora Line, a power connection to Finland, citing rising electricity prices in northern Sweden as a consequence.
Exceptional Circumstances in Oulu โ City Encourages Discussion with Children and the Elderly
Oulu is set to host a military exercise involving local defense forces, prompting city officials to advise residents to discuss potential disturbances with children and the elderly.
The mediation of the private social services sector labor dispute continues today
The mediation of a labor dispute in the private social services sector in Northern Finland is ongoing after a three-day strike involving specific units of Attendo, Esperi Care, and Mehilรคinen.
Nature Observation: The Soundscape Indicates Spring
The article reflects on a recent trip to northern Finland's winter landscapes, contrasting the experience with the unexpected return of a proper winter in their hometown.
Eight skiers died in California avalanche
At least eight people have died and one is missing following an avalanche in Northern California, according to Reuters.
Director of a Child Welfare Unit Sexually Abused a Minor in Northern Savonia - Received Suspended Prison Sentence
The director of a child welfare unit in Northern Savonia has been sentenced to a suspended prison term for sexually abusing a minor placed in his care.
Avalanche in California โ 10 missing
Ten skiers are missing in Northern California following an avalanche, according to ABC News.
Change in the Air: This is How Winter Weather Changes
Finland is experiencing a continuation of winter weather patterns with temperatures between -5 to -20 degrees Celsius, and snowfall expected in northern regions.
Shocking suspicion: Man sold his wife to over 120 men in Sweden
A man is suspected of forcing his wife to offer sexual services to over 120 individuals in Kramfors, Northern Sweden, leading to serious allegations of human trafficking.
Finland chooses Rovaniemi as the location for NATO pre-deployed land forces headquarters
Finland's defense minister has announced Rovaniemi as the headquarters for NATO's Forward Land Forces unit, marking a permanent NATO presence in Northern Finland.
Strike Begins in Private Care Homes - This Is How It Affects
A strike in the private social service sector began in Finland, affecting various care homes particularly in Lapland and Northern Ostrobothnia, and is set to last for three days.
In Sweden, a man is suspected of having pimped his wife to over 120 men
A man in northern Sweden is accused of exploiting and pimping his wife to more than 120 men over three years, leading to police intervention after the woman reported the abuse.
Thousands of nurses and private social sector workers go on strike โ "salary pit" compared to public sector is hundred
Around 3,500 private social service employees, including nursing assistants and meal service workers, are set to go on a three-day strike in Northern Finland, targeting units from various companies.
A Flash in the North: 'One of the Most Beautiful of Winter'
On a Sunday, a strong flash was observed in the northern skies, prompting wonder and multiple recordings on web cameras.
Swedish police suspect: Man pimped his wife to even a hundred
A man in Northern Sweden has been arrested on suspicion of severe pimping, allegedly involving over a hundred men over several years.
Strike Hits Healthcare Facilities on Tuesday - "Disruptions to Operations Are Expected"
A strike in the private social services sector will take place from February 17 to February 19, mainly affecting care homes in Lapland and Northern Ostrobothnia.
NATO Troops Headquarters in Rovaniemi
Finland is establishing a NATO Forward Land Forces multinational headquarters in Rovaniemi to bolster defense in northern and Arctic regions.
NATO troops headquarters established in Rovaniemi
Finland's Defense Minister Antti Hรคkkรคnen has announced the establishment of a NATO multinational staff element in Rovaniemi, focusing on the operations of the Forward Land Forces in Northern Finland.
The Mistletoe Mystery of the Hรคmeenlinna Cemetery: Researchers Know Its Age, but Not Its Origin
A mistletoe discovered in Hรคmeenlinna has garnered the interest of researchers due to its unusual northern location, with experts knowing its age but not its origin.
The Guardian: Peace Prize Laureate Narges Mohammadi Suddenly Imprisoned
Narges Mohammadi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate of 2023, has been unexpectedly transferred to prison in northern Iran, raising concerns for her health.
Skiers should be aware of avalanche risks, even though the situation in Finland's mountains is moderate
Skiers heading to the northern mountains or Norwegian peaks should remain cautious about avalanche risks, which, although currently moderate, can still pose dangers due to weak old snow layers.
What happened to the woman who moved from Dubai to Lapland after a year
The article discusses the journey of a woman who relocated from Dubai to Rovaniemi, Lapland, as part of a Finnish reality series, exploring her challenges and successes during her adjustment to life in northern Finland.
Soon you will see something really nice in the sky
An increase in solar wind is expected this weekend, raising the chances of seeing the Northern Lights in Finland.
Olympic Judgment: Jasmi Joensuu's Incredible Observation Behind the Scenes
A recap of the Olympic events including skiing and ice hockey in Northern Italy, highlighting Frida Karlsson's impressive victory and Finland's women's relay team preparations.
Yle: Heavenly fireworks expected for winter holidaymakers
A powerful solar storm is expected to repeat on January 15, potentially bringing stunning northern lights visible across Finland, including southern regions.
Hรคkkรคnen: NATO unit in Finland
NATO has approved Finland's proposal to establish a command control unit in the country, enhancing deterrence and defense in the northern region.
Police raided an empty house โ A serious crime was uncovered
Police have uncovered a significant cannabis cultivation operation in an abandoned house in Northern Savo, Finland, linking it to a non-local suspect.
Electricity has significantly increased in Sweden
Electricity prices in Sweden have surged this winter, reaching two-year highs in the northernmost pricing regions due to various factors, including a new electrical connection between Northern Sweden and Finland.
Britain plans to increase its investments in northern defense โ the number of British troops in Norway will double in the coming years
Britain is set to double the number of its troops in Norway from 1,000 to 2,000 within three years as part of its commitment to northern and Arctic defense.
Commander of the Armed Forces: Norway Prepares for Russia's Ground Attack
Norway's defense forces are making plans in response to the potential military aggression from Russia, particularly regarding the northern territories.
Police sold puppies and failed to report income to the tax authorities - lost her job
A woman operating a kennel in Northern Savonia has been sentenced to four months of conditional imprisonment for severe tax fraud after selling puppies and failing to report significant earnings.
No Money for Charging - Nearly 150 Employees' Electric Taxi Company Goes Bankrupt
A major taxi service in northern Sweden, which heavily invested in electric vehicles, has gone bankrupt due to a liquidity crisis, affecting up to 30,000 people.
What essential transport connections to the north could be achieved for the cost of the 'Turku hour train'?
The article discusses the critical need for improved transportation links in northern Finland, especially in light of potential disruptions in maritime freight traffic, and highlights how the funding for a Turku rail project could be better allocated to northern infrastructure improvements.
The death toll from the collapsed apartment building in Lebanon has risen
The death toll from the collapsed apartment building in Tripoli, northern Lebanon, has increased to at least nine as more bodies are recovered from the rubble.
The apartment building collapsed in Lebanon
An apartment building has collapsed in Tripoli, Northern Lebanon, with rescue teams having saved three people from the rubble and ongoing efforts to determine casualties.