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Why Valentine's Day in These European Countries Is All About Friendship
By Mรฉlissa Godin
The Trump-Putin Summit Makes Finland Nervous About History Repeating Itself
By Simon Shuster / Helsinki
Finland Will End Its Universal Basic Income Experiment
By Eli Meixler
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February 27, 2017
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It's a peak birthday gift
By Rosalie Chan
July 28, 2016
Brexit Making Skeptical Europeans Value E.U.
The uncertainty of Brexit is making Brussels look better than it used to
By Ian Mount / Fortune
July 4, 2016
Burger King Just Opened a Spa In One of Its Restaurants
You can eat your Whopper in the steam room
May 12, 2016
Instagram Pays Out $10,000 to 10-Year-Old
The boy found a serious hole in Instagramโs comments mechanism
By David Meyer / Fortune
May 3, 2016
Finland and Russia Temporarily Close Border to Migrants
Only Finnish, Russian and Belarusian citizens will be allowed to cross
By Mark Rivett-Carnac
March 23, 2016
Refugees Are Braving the Arctic Winter
The frigid winter of northern Europe has not discouraged migrants from the Middle East
By Nash Jenkins
January 20, 2016
Why Scandinavian Countries Are Fighting Over Santa
They all want to be home to the Clauses
By Bruno Kaufmann / Zocalo Public Square
December 17, 2015
Finland May Give All Citizens Basic Income of 800 Euros
The plan is meant to help the country's unemployment rate
By Alexandra Sifferlin
December 7, 2015
Here's What Happens When You Put More Women in Government
Justin Trudeau stocked his Cabinet with 50% women. History suggests the country will benefit
By Charlotte Alter
November 5, 2015
Nordic Countries Lead the Way for Women in Politics
Most countries are not hitting benchmarks for female representation in politics, however
By Joanna Plucinska
July 7, 2015
These 8 World Leaders Are Taking Major Steps Towards Gender Equality
From closing the pay gap to implementing board quotas to requiring all soldiers to take violence prevention courses, here's how 8 world leaders are embracing HeforShe
By Charlotte Alter
June 18, 2015
Here's Where the World's Best Schools Are
Schools in Asia outperform those everywhere else
By Kevin McSpadden
May 13, 2015
The Strange Connection Between Saunas and Longevity
Higher frequency and longer duration of sauna use was correlated with less risk for heart problems and a lower chance of mortality
By Justin Worland
February 23, 2015
Angry Birds Maker Rovio to Cut Up to 130 Jobs
This represents 16% of the Finnish company's workforce
By Laura Stampler
October 2, 2014
Watch Amazing Footage of Iceland's Volcano Spew Lava
Bardarbunga has been erupting since Aug. 31
By Helen Regan
September 12, 2014
Finland's Capital Plans on Making Private-Car Ownership Obsolete in 10 Years
Are you paying attention, rest of world?
By Melissa Hellmann
July 11, 2014
This Is the World's Most Homoerotic Stamp
The stamp will be released by Finland's post office later this year
By Matt Vella
April 15, 2014
Sanctions Flap May Silence Miley Cyrus
Planned concerts by the pop singer and Justin Timberlake in Helsinki could be at risk for cancelation, as concert promoter Live Nation may be forbidden from doing business with a venue owned by Russians blacklisted by the U.S. after the Kremlin annexed Crimea
By Maddy Fry
April 3, 2014
Turns Out Dogs Get Extremely Confused by Magic Tricks
Turns out they become very flustered when you make treats disappear
By Samantha Grossman
March 24, 2014
Finlandization Is Not a Perfect Recipe for Ukraine
Would today's Russia even allow 'Ukrainization'?
By Krista Taubert
March 21, 2014
Report: Corruption Costs E.U. Over $162 Billion A Year
Three out of four Europeans think corruption is widespread, finds report
By Andrew Katz
February 3, 2014
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