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Finland · FinlandTIMO VORNANEN, a first-term Member of Parliament from Joensuu, has announced his intention to set up his own parliamentary group following his expulsion from the Finns Party Parliamentary Group on Thursday, reports Helsingin Sanomat. Leaders of the Finns Party said the 54-year-old lawmaker had lost the confidence of the group over his suspected involvement in a shooting outside a nightclub in Helsinki on 26 April.See the Story
Vornanen apologises after expulsion, says he will set up his own group
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Finland · FinlandThis June, visitors to Korkeasaari Zoo in Helsinki will have the unique opportunity to step back in time and come face-to-face with the rulers of the prehistoric world, as the zoo unveils its new animatronic dinosaur exhibition. Running from June 1st to October 20th, 2024, the exhibition features nearly thirty life-size dinosaurs, occupying their own designated Jurassic and Cretaceous areas within the zoo grounds.See the Story
Dinosaurs roar to life at Korkeasaari Zoo this summer
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European Parliament · FinlandTHE NATIONAL COALITION is set to be the largest Finnish political party in the next European Parliament, reveals a poll by YLE. The poll indicates that the ruling right-wing party is set to receive 21.7 per cent of the votes cast in Finland, enough to secure 4 of the 15 seats allocated for Finland in the European Parliament. The Social Democratic Party, in turn, is projected to win three seats with a vote share of 19.7 per cent.See the Story
YLE poll has Greens and Swedish People lose seat in European Parliament
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Finland · FinlandTEMPERATURES in Finland will drop noticeably this week. “The weather will get colder as the week progresses. We won’t get anywhere close to temperatures near the 20-degree mark. Even 10 degrees may be hard to come by,” Kristian Roine, a meteorologist at Foreca, stated to Helsingin Sanomat on Sunday.See the Story
Weather in Finland to take a noticeable cold turn, with snow possible
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Finland · FinlandTouching down in Tunis, the vibrant capital of Tunisia, I felt an immediate rush of excitement. The city, a fascinating blend of ancient traditions and modern conveniences, extends a warm welcome with its sunny skies and the gentle breeze from the nearby Mediterranean.
Tunis is a city steeped in history, situated on the northeast coast of Tunisia. It lies close to the ancient site of Carthage, once a powerful city-state and a fierce rival of Rom…See the Story
One week in Tunisia: A journey through time and beauty
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Human Rights · PalestineSeveral prominent Finnish musicians are coming together for "Concert for Palestine," a charitable event following the successful Art Patronage initiative, which raised an impressive €12,042 for Medical Aid for Palestinians and the Finnish Palestine Network through the sale of works donated by 95 artists.
Scheduled for May 16 at Ääniwalli, the concert will feature performances by artists such as Arppa, Asa, Elias Gould, F, Julia Delgado, Lyyti (s…See the Story
Finnish artists unite for "Concert for Palestine" to support human rights and medical aid
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Cyber Security · FinlandAs one of the first countries to make internet access legal, Finland has always been at the cusp of cybersecurity. However, with most citizens online, this does put a target on its back. And several major data breaches have caused headlines worldwide.See the Story
What we should learn from Finland's top cybersecurity breaches
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