Author: Finland Review

In today’s edition, Iltalehti takes a deep dive into the exhilarating world of ice hockey, where the stakes are high and the competition fierce. This Tuesday, fans can look forward to four electrifying matches in the ice hockey championship league. For those eager to keep up with every twist and turn, you can find comprehensive updates on scores, top scorers, and standout performances in our results service above. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a casual observer, there’s plenty of action to engage with as the season unfolds. Stay tuned!

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The prime minister, the public health authority, and a significant majority of Finns support banning or regulating social media for those under 15. What are your thoughts on this issue? Open image Viewer File photo. Image: Henrietta Hassinen / Yle In Finland, there is a mounting consensus advocating for an approach akin to Australia’s, which would see the prohibition of social media usage for children under the age of 15. Prime Minister Petteri Orpo (NCP) has voiced his support for such measures this month. Additionally, the Finnish public health authority, THL, has just revised its guidelines on children’s social media…

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In Finland, few outdoor experiences are as cherished as brewing coffee over an open fire. The art of this practice is steeped in calmness; a good fire takes time to catch, just as good coffee requires patience to reach perfection. The deliberate motions involved in this ritual—being fully present—are essential, for haste can lead to spilled coffee or a pot boiling over into the flames. Admittedly, I am no expert in this craft. Like many Finns, I rely daily on my trusty Moccamaster to brew coffee into my beloved Moomin mug, a staple in households across the country. Yet, something…

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A Controversial Moment for William Nylander: NHL Investigation Underway The recent antics of Toronto Maple Leafs star forward William Nylander have set the sports community abuzz, with the NHL launching an investigation into his conduct during a high-profile game against the Colorado Avalanche. On a Sunday evening that promised thrilling hockey, Finnish fans tuned in to watch the elite talents clash on Viaplay and Sub. However, amidst the action, a moment of unexpected drama unfolded that left many viewers in disbelief. As the game, which kicked off at 20:30 Finnish time, progressed, a camera angle captured a seemingly innocuous moment…

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In our fast-paced world, grocery shoppers are increasingly multitasking—embracing a dual role as they navigate the aisles. Open image Viewer Self-scanning technology allows customers to scan items using handheld devices or their smartphones. Image: Henrietta Hassinen / Yle Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has arrived in Beijing at a fortuitous time for his hosts. As former President Donald Trump’s policies continue to strain relationships, Chinese President Xi Jinping appears ready to capitalize on new opportunities, as suggested by Helsingin Sanomat. In an interview with Ilta-Sanomat, Orpo emphasized that discussions will center on energy, the circular economy, and the import of Finnish…

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Last year, Finland enacted a law that restricts real estate purchases by Russian nationals, permitting transactions only for those who hold dual citizenship or a permanent residence permit. Recently, the Ministry of Defense intervened to halt four attempted property acquisitions by a 41-year-old Russian man in Sipoo, just east of Helsinki. Although the ministry reached its decision on January 13, the news was only made public this week, drawing attention to the ongoing enforcement of these regulations. The man had set his sights on three residential properties in Sipoo, along with a fourth through a company he registered in Vantaa,…

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On Saturday, an unexpected incident marred the excitement of a rally event in Savitaipale, leaving one participant injured. According to police reports, the emergency services were alerted after a rally car struck an individual on Partakostentie. Early investigations suggest that the injury occurred during a collision involving two rally cars within a designated closed section of the course. The injured party has since been transported to the hospital for treatment. The accident took place at approximately 13:55, as participants and spectators alike were engrossed in the thrills of the competition. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the inherent…

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Concerns Rise Over Alleged Harassment in the SDP Allegations of harassment and inappropriate conduct within the Social Democratic Party’s (SDP) Parliamentary group have surfaced, prompted by statements from MP Ville Merinen in a recent Yle documentary series. In the interview, Merinen shed light on troubling incidents, suggesting that the treatment of assistants by some MPs may be far from professional. His comments come as part of a broader exploration of power dynamics in politics, aptly titled Algorithm of Power. Following these revelations, SDP MP Kim Berg has publicly apologized for making inappropriate remarks in front of female colleagues. In a…

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A swirling cloud of flies has become a metaphor for turmoil in Oulu, where the local ice hockey club, Kärpät, finds itself in a downward spiral. Determined to uncover the root causes behind this troubling trend, we spoke to longtime insiders who did not shy away from sharing their thoughts. One remarked ominously, “The hole has been dug for a long time.” Yet amid the uncertainty, the unwavering passion for the black and yellow of Kärpät persists. Fans fill the arenas, their voices rising in unison to sing the dozens of anthems dedicated to their beloved team. As the community…

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