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  • First Danish tanks ready for Ukraine in May

    First Danish tanks ready for Ukraine in May

    5 billion and countingInitially, the tanks will be used to train Ukrainian troops, while the agreement also includes ammunition packages and spare parts. The joint initiative includes Germany and the Netherlands, but other countries are welcome to join later. Since the start of Russia’s invasion, Denmark has donated DKK 5 billion in weapons and equipment […]

  • St Albans Church priest appointed Bishop of Huddersfield

    The regularity of the changing of the guard at St Albans Church is not unlike the turnover rate of our ambassadors. Like the diplomats, the priests tend to be posted for between four and six years and then go on their merry way to pastures (and flocks) new. In the case of the priest Canon […]

  • The amazing return of “Our Boys”

    The amazing return of “Our Boys”

    After much criticism in recent days, the Iceland national handball team responded on the field yesterday with a strong victory over the Czech Republic in Laugardalshöll. After suffering a heavy defeat in Wednesday’s World Cup qualifier against the Czech Republic, the Icelandic team ended up winning 28-19. The Icelanders lost the first match by five […]

  • They Practiced For 24 Hours: ‘We All Know Someone Who Deals With Cancer’

    They Practiced For 24 Hours: ‘We All Know Someone Who Deals With Cancer’

    “I’m a little cold and tired, but what we’ve done is absolutely amazing. It was a long challenge and we often thought it would never end. But suddenly it was over,” says Sigurjón Ernir Sturluson, athlete and owner of Ultraform. The day before yesterday, together with Halldór Ragnar Guðjónsson and Berg Vilhjálmsson, he completed the […]

  • Finland’s largest cities demand better cooperation with the state in immigration matters

    Finland’s largest cities demand better cooperation with the state in immigration matters

    The cities of Helsinki, Espoo, Tampere, Vantaa, Turku and Oulu have proposed the establishment of an alliance led by the prime minister, which would set goals for economic growth and employment development.

  • Mia Khalifa – The Repentant Porn Star

    Mia Khalifa – The Repentant Porn Star

    Mia Khalifa (born 1993) is an influencer, webcam model and former porn star Shortly after her family leaves conflict-torn Lebanon for the United States, the 9/11 attacks occur. The terrorist attack will be the start of a period of increased xenophobia and mistrust towards people with roots in the Middle East. For young Mia Khalifa, […]

  • This is how Russian spies hide in our midst

    This is how Russian spies hide in our midst

    The host Bo Torbjörn Ek from the podcast Gräns ​​tells how spies create a cover in order to blend in as ordinary citizens. They are called “illegals”. Both the Security Police and the military intelligence and security service Must warn that the threat from “illegals” now risks increasing after Russian diplomats and intelligence officers have […]

  • Concerns in Taiwan, silent on nuclear waste, nurses are strengthened

    Concerns in Taiwan, silent on nuclear waste, nurses are strengthened

    Unrest in Taiwan Ever since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine over a year ago, many have wondered if something similar could happen in Taiwan. Self-defense courses are quickly fully booked, and military service is made longer.Hear Björn Djurberg’s report from Taiwan. Silent on the nuclear waste issue From having been about to be phased out, a […]

  • There is strong support for the general income and social security reform of Finnish workers in the survey

    There is strong support for the general income and social security reform of Finnish workers in the survey

    This model would provide an income support system for those who are not members of the unemployment fund. The remaining 34% have a negative attitude towards this model. By Mikael Pentikäinen, CEO of Suomen Yrittäjie, the general income security system is justice. “It is wrong that income security is not available to all those who […]

  • Earthquakes in the Mýrdalsjökull glacier area

    Earthquakes in the Mýrdalsjökull glacier area

    This morning at 7:02 am, a magnitude 3.1 earthquake hit the west side of Mýrdalsjökull. Seismic activity in the area of ​​the glacier has been occurring for several days. On March 9, there were earthquakes of magnitude 3.3 and 3.4. Yesterday, March 10, at 15:59, an earthquake was registered about 14 km from Grímsey – […]

  • Now Sweden’s biggest music festival is decided – follow the drama live

    Now Sweden’s biggest music festival is decided – follow the drama live

    Today is the time – after five weeks of sub-competitions – the time has come for the Melodifestivalen final. Carolina Norén breaks a Swedish record and broadcasts Melodifestivalen for the 25th year in a row in P4. Hear the drama live when Sweden’s representative in Eurovision is voted for by the Swedish people. They compete […]

  • Thomas G:son about Carola, the TV coup and the family tragedy

    Thomas G:son about Carola, the TV coup and the family tragedy

    Thomas G:son is the songwriter who had the most entries in Melodifestivalen, 69 songs. He has won the competition three times, among others with Carola and the song “Evighet” in 2006. For Carolina Norén, Thomas reveals that from the beginning both Sanna Nielsen and Sonja Aldén sang on the demo version, Carola only came into […]

  • The dance is free and the most magnificent country in the Nordics

    The dance is free and the most magnificent country in the Nordics

    In this podcast you meet David Druid and Katherine Zimmerman who were previously colleagues in Morgonpasset in P3. Here they meet again and talk about politics in their own way and little else. They also have Ekot’s domestic political reporter with them Lova Olsson and the satirist Moa Wallin from the P3 Club. Together, there […]

  • The Young Designer of the Year 2023 competition is looking for the most exciting emerging fashion designers of today

    The Young Designer of the Year 2023 competition is looking for the most exciting emerging fashion designers of today

    The competition is divided into two parts. In the first part, participants have to create the perfect outfit that embodies the theme of joy. They can interpret the theme the way they want and design an outfit that reflects it. In the second part of the competition, the participants design a mental health ribbon for […]

  • The hunting harvests of white-tailed deer and red deer are decreasing in Finland

    The hunting harvests of white-tailed deer and red deer are decreasing in Finland

    However, the number of white-tailed deer felled last season decreased by about 9% and the total harvest was about 7,000 animals less than the previous season. The decrease in the hunting harvest was particularly evident in the border areas of Satakunta, Pohjois and Etelä Häme and Varsinais Suomen game management districts. The white-tailed deer population […]

  • DSB is looking for new ways to improve its punctuality

    From next year, the journey time between Copenhagen Central Station and Helsingør will increase by nine minutes for regional trains and six minutes for driving during rush hour. The trains take slightly longer at four stations – Rungsted Kyst, Vedbæk, Skodsborg and Klampenborg – explained DSB. The rail operator also confirmed that there will be […]

  • Finnish startup community chief economist Youssef Zad suggests increasing tax incentives to attract skilled labor

    Finnish startup community chief economist Youssef Zad suggests increasing tax incentives to attract skilled labor

    According to the report, tax incentives affect the migration of certain groups, such as top innovators in the patent industry and other high-income individuals. Youssef ZadThe chief economist of the Finnish startup community stated that several studies have shown that high-income immigrants and top innovators react strongly to changes in income taxation and R&D tax […]

  • Tomas von Brömssen – an entertainer with a class complex

    Tomas von Brömssen – an entertainer with a class complex

    This spring he turns 80 and can look back on half a century on stage. But the gaze is also very much directed forward. Both because Tomas von Brömssen does not want to stop entertaining, but also because there is not much darkness in life to look back on, according to himself. And he is […]

  • More money, more children – if you’re a man

    Men and women are affected differently by the size of their salary when it comes to having families. In a joint study by the universities of Oxford and Copenhagen, researchers found that men with higher wages are more likely to have more children. On the other hand, women with high wages are more likely to […]

  • 11-year-old Bryna took her own life

    11-year-old Bryna took her own life

    Bryna comes into contact with child and youth psychiatry in Västerbotten to receive a neuropsychiatric examination. She receives an ADHD diagnosis, but she also has clear autistic traits and is put on a waiting list for further investigation. Her mother Jennie notices that Bryna is getting worse and worse and that it has become increasingly […]

  • The Ministry of Labor is investigating the possibilities of shortening working hours

    The Ministry of Labor is investigating the possibilities of shortening working hours

    The UK recently concluded a six-month trial of the four-day working week, involving nearly 3,000 workers and dozens of employers across a range of industries. More than 90 percent, or 56, of the 61 companies that participated said they intended to continue implementing the shorter work week after the trial, and 18 said the shift […]

  • Defense Minister on leave with confidence that he will return … at some point

    The government was dealt a blow in February when Defense Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Jakob Ellemann-Jensen took an unexpected leave of absence after a bout of stress. Troels Lund Poulsen quickly stepped in as Acting Defense Minister, and Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen yesterday appointed Stephanie Lose as Acting Minister of Economy to cover Poulsen, […]

  • New Citizens in chaos: New party leader fired

    Cracks appeared after the electionAccording to correspondence released by the party, Mathiesen was dismissed after demanding around DKK 350,000 to be transferred from a party account to his own personal account to pay for a “personal branding campaign” that the party had not sanctioned. Mathiesen threatened to leave the party if his demands were not […]

  • The current government coalition cannot continue after the elections, Saarikko states

    The current government coalition cannot continue after the elections, Saarikko states

    “Some hope that it would be so, others warn that it could. I think it’s fair for the voters to say that’s not going to happen.” In a social media post, Saarikko explained that the five parties are simply too far apart in terms of economic policy – ​​especially since rejuvenating the national coalition is […]

  • Finland’s Niinistö is still optimistic about NATO membership

    Finland’s Niinistö is still optimistic about NATO membership

    Niinistö, who spoke to the media after sitting down with the US president Joe Biden In the White House, said Biden, he confirmed his strong support for Finland and Sweden. “Biden urged us forward. He hoped I was right in my optimism,” he said. The meeting was not originally on the agenda of his five-day […]

  • Anne Bonny – Pirate Queen of the Caribbean

    Anne Bonny – Pirate Queen of the Caribbean

    The editorial staff for this section consists of: Mårten Andersson – producer Emilia Mellberg – script and research Emma Peters – narrator Elias Klenell – sound design and final mix Pablo Leiva Wenger – stage narrator Also participating is Robert Hermansson, naval engineer and author of the book Havens strawtrövare: about pirates, privateers and buccaneers. […]

  • The training program accelerates nursing education against the shortage

    The training program accelerates nursing education against the shortage

    You can apply to the program during the joint application process from 15 to 30 March 2023. The training is intended especially for those who have completed the CNA program. Thanks to the educational background, students can complete their degree in part-time studies in about half the normal time. “The content of the entrance exams […]

  • The training program accelerates nursing education against the shortage

    The training program accelerates nursing education against the shortage

    You can apply to the program during the joint application process from 15 to 30 March 2023. The training is intended especially for those who have completed the CNA program. Thanks to the educational background, students can complete their degree in part-time studies in about half the normal time. “The content of the entrance exams […]

  • Almost half of the board positions in Finnish listed companies are filled by women, but additional measures are needed

    Almost half of the board positions in Finnish listed companies are filled by women, but additional measures are needed

    For several years, the Central Chamber of Commerce has monitored the number of women on the boards of listed companies based on the composition of the boards appointed at the general meetings. When looking at the statistics of 2022 and all listed companies, almost half of the companies already meet the gender equality goal. Of […]

  • Most doctors are not aware of patient injury reporting processes in their workplace

    Most doctors are not aware of patient injury reporting processes in their workplace

    According to PVK’s remuneration manager Elina Muukkonen, healthcare professionals do not need to know when a patient injury may be eligible for compensation. If the patient suspects damage, he can seek help from the healthcare patient advocate, and the reporting process removes the issue from the daily life of the patient and the healthcare unit. […]

  • Do signed union agreements also apply to the catering sector?

    Do signed union agreements also apply to the catering sector?

    SVEIT, the association of companies operating in the catering market, believes that jobs in this sector are not covered by collective agreements. ASÍ’s lawyer says quite clearly that the contracts concluded with the Employers’ Confederation cover jobs in the restaurant sector. Aðalgeir Ásvaldsson, executive director of SVEIT, says the organization is unhappy about not participating […]

  • A new study shows that women suffer from chronic stress more often than men in the Nordic countries

    A new study shows that women suffer from chronic stress more often than men in the Nordic countries

    According to the study, the biggest difference between men and women experiencing chronic stress was in Sweden, where 50% of women and only 36% of men experienced long-term stress. In Denmark, both men and women experienced the least amount of stress, but there was still a clear difference between the sexes. The study found that […]

  • Danes don’t care about crime

    Just 9 percent of Danes are seriously worried about being personally exposed to crime, Ritzau reports. The figure comes from a study carried out by the Ministry of Justice, the Police and the Crime Prevention Council in collaboration with the University of Copenhagen. This is the lowest level of fear of crime since records began. […]

  • Finnish women see technology as key to solving the climate crisis, but few find the technology industry attractive

    Finnish women see technology as key to solving the climate crisis, but few find the technology industry attractive

    Women’s lack of interest in the tech industry is problematic because of the constant shortage of skilled workers in the industry. In Finland, only 20% of technical experts are women, and this number is not enough to narrow the skills gap. Tietoevry’s research showed that women believed that employers and educational institutions need to do […]

  • Finland’s burnout trend is growing, it is clear

    Finland’s burnout trend is growing, it is clear

    The study also showed that more and more people are working when sick, while career development opportunities are considered to be weaker than before.

  • Three out of four Finns want increased Kela compensation

    Three out of four Finns want increased Kela compensation

    It is worth noting that those with the lowest income are the most willing to use significantly more private health services if they are reimbursed for a significantly larger share of the visit costs. “Kela reimbursement is very cost-effective. A Kela-reimbursed visit is significantly cheaper for the public sector than a visit to a health […]

  • This is how Putin’s coup attempt failed

    This is how Putin’s coup attempt failed

    Hear about the reports that Russia was preparing a coup d’état in Moldova – and how it was averted. The intelligence part of the war is spreading with destabilization attempts in areas around Ukraine. Also hear about attacks against a Russian spy plane in Belarus and about street protests in Georgia. In addition, Russian Foreign […]

  • Screen time on the rise: Finnish youth spend late evenings in front of screens

    Screen time on the rise: Finnish youth spend late evenings in front of screens

    The study also showed that boys and men spent more time on computers and gaming than girls and women, while girls and women were more active on social media. In addition, social media has become increasingly popular among all age groups, as almost everyone under 45 uses social media and 85% of those over 65 […]

  • 463: The art of charming a Hungarian

    463: The art of charming a Hungarian

    It has been a kind of NATO Week on steroids, where parts of Hungary’s top echelon visited Sweden, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg as well, and in addition the government has received its long-awaited bill that will make the country ready for entry into the defense alliance. The Hungarian delegation’s visit to the capital was covered […]

  • Men had longer working weeks than women in 2022

    Women worked an average of four hours less per week than men in 2022, according to Statistics Denmark. The annual Labor Force Survey showed that men had an average working week of 38.3 hours, while for women it was 34.2. The statistics exclude students. The survey indicates that women are almost three times more likely […]

  • Double tragedy in Taastrup and Møns Klint

    Double tragedy in Taastrup and Møns Klint

    Knife stabbing in Høje TaastrupYesterday, two boys aged 16 and 17 pleaded not guilty to the charges of murder and attempted murder after a fatal stabbing in Taastrup on Monday, according to DR. The older boy has been remanded in custody while the trial continues. The other has been released on bail. On Monday, two […]

  • Mona Lisa and AI join forces to lead Danish tourism promotion

    Be an explorer, not a touristAll the works are brought to life using deepfake technology, motion synthesis, and the script is even composed by the controversial ChatGPT chatbot. Erik Mortensen, head of global brand & business development for VisitDenmark, said that something extraordinary was needed to promote Denmark abroad. “As a travel destination, Denmark is […]

  • Young polar bear electrocuted in Copenhagen Zoo

    A sad anniversaryBertelsen said the accident has prompted the zoo to take a hard look at cable installations in its bear enclosures to avoid a similar situation developing in the future. The bear’s untimely death means that the polar bear population at the zoo is reduced to three – all of whom are females. The […]

  • Thursday’s papers: a million electric vehicle goals, sky-high sports costs and the editor of the year draws cartoons

    Thursday’s papers: a million electric vehicle goals, sky-high sports costs and the editor of the year draws cartoons

    Autoaula wants to see hundreds of thousands of electric cars on Finnish roads in the next seven years.

  • The EU is considering sending more military aid to Ukraine

    STOCKHOLM, March 8 (Xinhua) — European Union (EU) defense ministers on Wednesday discussed the idea of ​​sending additional military aid to Ukraine, at an informal meeting in the Swedish capital Stockholm. “There was a growing consensus around the table that the EU needs to act to provide the Ukrainians with more ammunition,” Swedish Defense Minister […]

  • Trump sees himself as America’s savior

    Trump sees himself as America’s savior

    Over the past weekend, conservative activists and politicians gathered at the CPAC conference. The conference’s main attraction was former US President Donald Trump, who gave a roughly 100-minute speech. In his speech, Trump attacked the Democrats, who he believes are destroying the United States. At the same time, he switched up his rhetoric regarding his […]

  • Blizzard hits Sweden and disrupts traffic

    STOCKHOLM, March 8 (Xinhua) — Public transport in and around the Swedish capital was severely disrupted on Wednesday as heavy snowstorms swept across the country. Sweden’s Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) issued an orange warning as up to 30 cm of snow and strong winds are expected to pose a danger to the public and […]

  • The murder at the Delta gym and the real target

    The murder at the Delta gym and the real target

    The trial about the murder at the Delta gym in Stockholm was recently concluded. It ended with a big surprise – will anyone be convicted of the murder? The man who was shot was not actually the target. He was murdered while trying to intervene to stop the shooter, but was completely unrelated to crime […]

  • Not all things are equal in snow-ravaged, egalitarian Copenhagen

    Calling all Copenhagen cyclists this morning – it’s mighty slick out there! In the capital, the conditions around Christiania, the cobbled Nordre Frihavnsgade, which leads to the Trianglen Metro station, Østerport Station and the whole (!) of Valby, were particularly below par. Many cyclists, without a dry path to steer on, were seen losing their […]

  • The US dollar soars amid the Fed’s aggressive rate hike stance

    NEW YORK, March 7 (Xinhua) — The U.S. dollar rose sharply on Tuesday, supported by expectations of more rate hikes from the Federal Reserve. The dollar index, which measures the greenback against six major peers, rose 1.2 percent to 105.5995. In late New York trading, the euro was down to US$1.0552 from US$1.0675 in the […]

  • Right now: The snowy weather is heading north – major problems in traffic

    Right now: The snowy weather is heading north – major problems in traffic

    The snowy weather in southern Sweden continues to cause problems in traffic. In addition to canceled trains and buses, there have also been reports of several accidents involving cars and trucks that have run off the road during the day. An orange warning for heavy snowfall in combination with windy weather applies in several places […]

  • The Ateneum reopens in April with a new collection exhibition: A Question of Time

    The Ateneum reopens in April with a new collection exhibition: A Question of Time

    Through these themes, guests are encouraged to participate in a common discussion on current topics such as the climate crisis, identity and equality. Museum Director, Marja Sakari, emphasizes that the goal of the collection exhibition is to challenge the traditional, chronological approach to the collection and to welcome diverse interpretations of the works. In preparation […]

  • Entrepreneurs propose solutions to alleviate the labor shortage with flexible residence permits and language services

    Entrepreneurs propose solutions to alleviate the labor shortage with flexible residence permits and language services

    Manai also added that Finland is an excellent choice for both work and study, thanks to the high-quality education and safe living environment. However, the country has failed to attract enough foreign workers and students. Finnish Entrepreneurs have made several proposals to solve the issue, including prioritizing the integration of skilled workers’ family members, supporting […]

  • Finland and Estonia – with their backs to Russia

    Finland and Estonia – with their backs to Russia

    Estonia and Finland together share most of the EU’s border with Russia. The heads of government, Kaja Kallas and Sanna Marin, have been setting the tone for the EU’s support for Ukraine, and elections are being held in both countries these days. In Finland there is just under a month left and in Estonia elections […]

  • Helsinki-Vantaa Airport was awarded the best airport in Europe in its category

    Helsinki-Vantaa Airport was awarded the best airport in Europe in its category

    Helsinki-Vantaa Airport has maintained its strong position among the world’s best airports year after year,” says Kimmo MäkiCEO of Finavia. The ASQ award (Airport Service Quality) is awarded by the Airports Council International (ACI), the international umbrella organization for airports. The awards were given to airports that were the best in their area and size […]

  • Denmark increases aid to Turkey

    DKK 141 million in totalThe extra 35 million means that Denmark has now donated 141 million kroner to Turkish and Syrian victims. The majority of the funds will be used to provide food, shelter, access to health services and help to process the psychological trauma. Counseling is vital, believes Jørgensen, who visited the tent camps […]

  • The world’s largest children’s literature prize is now being awarded

    The world’s largest children’s literature prize is now being awarded

    Kulturnytt’s reporter Björn Jansson is on site at Kulturhuset Stadsteatern in Stockholm, where the actual announcement takes place. Then there will be interviews and analysis with the help of the culture editor’s literature editor Lina Kalmteg, our children’s culture expert Viveca Bladh and culture journalist Shora Esmailian from Sydsvenskan. Also: meet last year’s prize winner, […]

  • 23 percent of Finns favor the formation of the coalition and the Basic Finns government

    23 percent of Finns favor the formation of the coalition and the Basic Finns government

    Desires as the basis for forming a government. The figure shows the percentage of respondents who believe that one party should be the leading party and the other party the governing party. Photo: EVA’s Values ​​and Attitudes survey. 19 percent of the respondents wanted a government formed by the SDP and the Coalition, while 10 […]

  • Sweden sees record high food prices, mainly for baby food

    STOCKHOLM, March 6 (Xinhua) — Food prices have seen record month-on-month increases in Sweden, with baby food particularly affected, a survey showed on Monday. The survey by price comparison site Matpriskollen covered around 44,000 items and showed that food prices had increased by 2.5 percent in February – the highest monthly increase since 2015, the […]

  • PaintersinGainesville.com: Providing painting services in Gainesville, USA.

    PaintersinGainesville.com: Providing painting services in Gainesville, USA.

    “paintersingainesville.com” is a website that offers professional painting services, headquartered in Gainesville, Florida. They have an experienced team and modern equipment that can provide a variety of painting services, including spray painting and wallpaper installation, to create beautiful, long-lasting, and high-quality indoor and outdoor environments for their customers.

  • The language election machine opens to voters: Concern about the status of national languages

    The language election machine opens to voters: Concern about the status of national languages

    The platform also shows the differences between candidate and user responses. Users can also browse the candidates’ answers and their language policy promises without even answering the questions. The platform can be used in Finnish and Swedish at kielivaalikone.fi and valkompassomsprak.fi, respectively. The Kielivaalikone project is run by the non-partisan language advocacy group Oma kieli […]

  • Electric car manufacturer Polestar will not participate in price wars, the loss for the fourth quarter is reduced

    Electric car manufacturer Polestar will not participate in price wars, the loss for the fourth quarter is reduced

    GOTHENBURG, Sweden: Electric vehicle maker Polestar said it would not engage in a price war, despite falling demand forcing some of its rivals to curb output, stressing it will maintain its 2023 production plan. It also announced a lower-than-expected quarterly loss. In 2023, Tesla sparked a price war, even as ongoing supply chain issues put […]

  • Wild acquires F Oskar Sundqvist from Red Wings

    Wild acquires F Oskar Sundqvist from Red Wings

    The Minnesota Wild acquired forward Oskar Sundqvist from the Detroit Red Wings on Friday in exchange for a 2023 fourth-round draft pick. Sundqvist, 28, has scored 21 points (seven goals, 14 assists) in 52 games this season. He has 116 points (47 goals, 69 assists) in 340 games over eight seasons with the Pittsburgh Penguins, […]

  • Mikaela Shiffrin wins fifth overall World Cup title

    Mikaela Shiffrin wins fifth overall World Cup title

    Mikaela Shiffrin clinched her fifth overall World Cup title on Saturday but is still waiting for her record 86th career win. Shiffrin finished tied for fifth on Saturday in Kvitfjell, Norway, giving her enough points to seal the overall title. “It’s pretty wild actually. You know the overall, or any season titles, it’s always weird […]

  • Gustav Eriksson Vasa – benevolent country father or ruthless dictator?

    Gustav Eriksson Vasa – benevolent country father or ruthless dictator?

    Do you want to know more about Gustav Vasa and the 16th century? Here are three reading tips:Gustav Vasa – father of the country or tyrant by Lars-Olof Larsson. Sweden’s history 1350-1600, ed. Bo Eriksson and Dick Harrison. Margareta Regina – by Gustav Vasa’s side, en biography of Margareta Leijonhufvud by Karin Tegenborg Falkdalen. The […]

  • Melodifestivalen – Listen directly to the semi-finals

    Melodifestivalen – Listen directly to the semi-finals

    They compete in the semifinals of Melodifestivalen 2023: 1. Theoz – “More of You” 2. Mariette – “One day” 3. Victor Crone – “Diamonds” 4. Tennessee Tears – “Now I know” 5. Elov & Beny – “Raggen goes” 6. Melanie Wehbe – “For the show” 7. Nordman – “Let go of all sorrows” 8. Kiana […]

  • The Finns ski for historic medals on the World Cup weekend

    The Finns ski for historic medals on the World Cup weekend

    The Finnish men’s 4X10 km relay team was a historical underdog in second place.

  • Royal flag days are going away and Hungary is angry with Sweden

    Royal flag days are going away and Hungary is angry with Sweden

    In this podcast you meet David Druid and Katherine Zimmerman who were previously colleagues in Morgonpasset in P3. Here they meet again and talk about politics in their own way and little else. They also have Ekot’s domestic political reporter with them Lova Olsson and the satirist Moa Wallin from the P3 Club. Together, there […]

  • They fought the gangs with harsh punishments – and won

    They fought the gangs with harsh punishments – and won

    Conflict travels to a country that actually seems to have succeeded in the fight against gang violence. In one year, the murder rate in El Salvador has more than halved. Increased penalties and tough police operations have filled the prisons and calmed the streets in the country that was recently one of the world’s most […]

  • Suspect has been arrested for sending out fake bomb alerts

    Suspect has been arrested for sending out fake bomb alerts

    Yesterday at Keflavik Airport, police arrested a man suspected of being responsible for circulating bomb threats. Bomb threat messages were sent to several institutions in Reykjanesbær. Employees at Reykjanesbær City Hall were evacuated due to the threat, and threatening e-mails were also sent to several kindergartens. The chief of police says the man is […] […]

  • The Sámi Council Act failed due to political will, not content: the Sámi council chairman

    The Sámi Council Act failed due to political will, not content: the Sámi council chairman

    In his Finnish text, Juuso explains the work of the legal committee and the Sámi Council’s negotiation work in the parliament across party lines. “It is important that everyone knows the twists and turns of the law reform process,” Juuso said. The twists and turns of the Sámi Council Act have also received significant attention […]

  • Young adults underrepresented in candidate selection – in the spring 2023 parliamentary elections, only 10.7% of the candidates are under 30 years old

    Young adults underrepresented in candidate selection – in the spring 2023 parliamentary elections, only 10.7% of the candidates are under 30 years old

    Although the number of young candidates has slightly increased since the 2019 parliamentary elections, where there were 259 candidates under the age of 30 (10.5% of all candidates), only eight of them (4% of all elected) managed to get a seat. in the parliament. In the 2023 parliamentary elections, the Greens have nominated the most […]

  • Helsinki is preparing to sell several well-known buildings

    Helsinki is preparing to sell several well-known buildings

    The sale of the buildings is supposed to start this year, if the board approves the plan. The buildings for sale include restaurants, rehabilitation facilities and residential buildings. Kaivohuone and Klippan located in Kaivopuisto will be sold by tender and will continue to operate as restaurants. The buildings of the Kulosaari manor, which are protected, […]

  • Court cases remained at a high level in Finland in 2022

    Court cases remained at a high level in Finland in 2022

    which has resulted in generally unreasonable processing times,” said Riku Jaakkoladirector general of judicial administration. According to the calculations of the Judiciary, as the largest player in the administration of the Ministry of Justice, the Judiciary needs about 30 million euros of permanent additional funding for personnel expenses each year. In addition, the judiciary needs […]

  • A new study shows that language skills and social relationships are key to the integration of immigrant early childhood educators in Finland

    A new study shows that language skills and social relationships are key to the integration of immigrant early childhood educators in Finland

    social relations at the workplace as well as the acceptance and recognition of the work community are directly related to how well early childhood educators with an immigrant background feel that they belong to the kindergarten’s work community. In Haanpää’s study, the views of early childhood educators with an immigrant background, as well as Finnish-born […]

  • Sales of electric cars are increasing strongly in Denmark

    Electric cars sell fast in Denmark. In February, 3,148 new ones were bought by the Danes, according to De Danske Bilimportører. The increase is quite impressive, as there were 83.3 percent more sales than February 2022. “The new figures are a clear sign that the Danes are moving quickly when it comes to converting to […]

  • “Ellen” left the marriage with two Ikea boxes

    “Ellen” left the marriage with two Ikea boxes

    Ellen had been married for 40 years when, on New Year’s morning, she packed two blue Ikea bags and left her husband forever. “When you do things like this, you think, this is real. The heart beats hard and you take a step that you’ve been thinking about for an incredibly long time,” says Ellen, […]

  • Terrafame’s battery chemicals business for electric vehicles increases earnings

    Terrafame’s battery chemicals business for electric vehicles increases earnings

    The company’s operating profit last year was almost 94 million euros. In 2021, the company suffered approximately the same amount of losses.

  • Xi Jinping’s obsession with the Cold War

    Xi Jinping’s obsession with the Cold War

    China’s Security Initiative for World Peace China is on the foreign policy offensive. Xi Jinping was not satisfied with launching a peace plan for Ukraine – the same week also saw a global security initiative with world peace as the ultimate goal. We will take a closer look at these plays to try to understand […]

  • According to the Finnish Rescue Association, cooking is the most common cause of residential fires in Finland

    According to the Finnish Rescue Association, cooking is the most common cause of residential fires in Finland

    According to international statistics, fires are common worldwide. In the United States, cooking is the number one cause of home fires and fire-related injuries, with more than 173,000 fires reported in 2018 alone, resulting in 550 deaths and 4,820 injuries. In the UK, cooking is the most common cause of household fires, accounting for over […]

  • The Swedes who remained after Putin’s invasion

    The Swedes who remained after Putin’s invasion

    Several Swedes have gone to Ukraine to participate as volunteers in both fighting, aid transport and medical care. Hear about the Swedes who support Ukraine, why they are there and what drives them. In addition, with one of the most noted summer speakers in P1, Swedish-speaking Kateryna Martiniuk, about why she refuses to leave Ukraine. […]

  • 15-year-olds report that they have experienced stress due to poverty, reveals a study

    15-year-olds report that they have experienced stress due to poverty, reveals a study

    The young people’s responses surprised the researchers, who said they were shocked by how many young people, regardless of gender, wrote about their inability to spend like their peers. Most of the essays also mentioned energy costs and inflation. More than half of the young people wrote about poverty-related stress, which was alarming. Even more […]

  • The passage to India reopens: the Copenhagen-New Delhi route returns to the skies

    Three weekly departuresThe route (flight number AI157) will fly between the two capitals three times a week, departing from Copenhagen at 19.45 on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays and arrives in New Delhi at 07.40 the following morning. When we come back, the flight departs from the Indian capital at 13:30 and arrives in Kastrup at […]

  • RIP Great Prayer Day… now another holiday is under attack

    The Danish Parliament voted earlier this week to abolish Great Prayer Day as a public holiday – a day off that Denmark has had for around 350 years. Now Copenhageners may risk losing another public holiday following the news that the city’s employment and integration mayor, Jens-Kristian Lütken, has proposed cutting May 1 (Labour Day) […]

  • When to buy winter sports equipment

    When to buy winter sports equipment

    One of the most important advantages of purchasing winter sports equipment in the off-season is the cost savings. By David Boernerproduct manager Skiing and snowboarding At REI: “Buying equipment in the off-season can save you a significant amount of money, but you don’t have the opportunity to test the equipment and make sure it fits […]

  • Four proposals participated in the Espoo house architecture competition

    Four proposals participated in the Espoo house architecture competition

    The zoning competition for the Espoo building to be placed in Espoonkeskus is currently underway in cooperation with the Finnish Association of Architects (SAFA). Four working groups were chosen to continue in the competition, whose works are Encounters, Kontrapunkti, Lehteri and Virta. The competition entries are made available for residents to see and comment on […]

  • In Finland, temperatures in February are 2-3 degrees warmer than usual

    In Finland, temperatures in February are 2-3 degrees warmer than usual

    Average temperatures in Finland were also milder than usual in January.

  • The city of Helsinki appoints Glenn Gassen as director of immigration and Annukka Sorjonen as director of labor

    The city of Helsinki appoints Glenn Gassen as director of immigration and Annukka Sorjonen as director of labor

    Gassen and Sorjonen are responsible for increasing the vitality of the city by ensuring that companies and employers find qualified people and that the people of Helsinki get employment. Gassen, who previously worked as Enter Espoo’s innovation manager, believes that immigration will increase Helsinki’s vitality and states that Helsinki’s economic strength is based on the […]

  • Novo Nordisk’s use of monkeys in tests has skyrocketed

    Novo Nordisk’s use of monkeys in tests has skyrocketed

    No other optionNovo Nordisk is aware of the problem, but claims it has no other options because its animal testing, including on monkeys, is crucial to production. The company said it places great emphasis on using as few animals for research as possible. “We cannot avoid using animals for experiments. We also cannot avoid using […]

  • Finland’s economy shrinks in two consecutive quarters: Expert analysis

    Finland’s economy shrinks in two consecutive quarters: Expert analysis

    According to the latest data from Statistics Finland, the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) shrank by 0.6% in the last quarter of 2022 compared to the previous quarter, which is significantly worse than previous estimates. Just two weeks ago, Statistics Finland predicted that GDP would shrink by 0.2 percent. Despite this, GDP for the whole […]

  • The automatic weapon used in the Swedish gang war

    The automatic weapon used in the Swedish gang war

    The freelance journalist Karwan Faraj tells how weapons from the Balkans end up in the hands of gang criminals in Biskopsgården in Gothenburg. Together with Martin Jönsson, he has made the series Smuggelsverige in P1 Dokumentär. The news podcast Today’s Eco brings you a story every weekday morning. With host Robin Olin and Sveriges Radio’s […]

  • The whole town is invited to a medical check-up

    All 9,750 inhabitants of Grindsted are invited to visit their doctor, as the fear of the effect of long-term local pollution continues to grow, informs DR. Grindsted, a small town in Region Southern Denmark, has a dirty secret. From 1962 to 1975, Grindstedværket dumped tons of heavy metals, pharmaceuticals and solvents into the ground around […]

  • Can the internet make us more social?

    It probably comes as no surprise to you that the Internet holds and has possibilities. But does it also include the possibility of being more social? Read on and get our most important insights! There are many opinions about whether we should have mobile phones with us at the dinner table or during our lunch […]

  • Saunas reopen at public pools tomorrow

    Not back in full forceThe municipality also revealed that despite the reopening, the ongoing war in Ukraine and the supply chain situation means that circumstances are tenuous. This means that there may still be shorter periods when the saunas are closed due to energy savings. The municipality estimates that around 340,000 kWh of electricity has […]

  • Parliament urges members to avoid using TikTok

    “Fundamental misunderstanding”In collaboration with the PET Intelligence Service, CFCS has recently developed a guidebook for mobile device security. The EU has also moved to ban TikTok on employees’ work phones, while Canada became the latest country to do so yesterday as well. Several US states have also banned the service. TikTok is owned by the […]

  • Bun in the oven: The government has set the timer to abolish the Great Prayer Day public holiday this afternoon

    According to an Epinion survey carried out for DR, seven out of ten in Denmark are against the government’s plans to abolish the Great Bededag holiday ahead of a bill that is being considered today, which a parliamentary majority is expected to approve. Traditionally held on the fourth Friday after Good Friday, it is a […]

  • The first stork of the year settles in Denmark

    Impact of climate changePreviously, it was common for the first stork of the year to return to Denmark in mid-March, but climate change has led to the large birds returning earlier these days. “The storks we see now are individuals from south-west Europe that migrate north as soon as the weather permits and the wind […]

  • Agnes Wold: There is no indication that it would be good to eat antioxidants

    Agnes Wold: There is no indication that it would be good to eat antioxidants

    Agnes Wold, professor of clinical bacteriology, tackles contemporary health issues together with program manager Christer Lundberg. Agnes Wold this week: Together with the presenter Christer Lundberg, Professor Agnes Wold returns to some question marks from last season. In addition to delving into antioxidants and free radicals, the professor talks about sudden infant death syndrome, the […]

  • The labor market organizations cannot reach an agreement on overcrowding

    The labor market organizations cannot reach an agreement on overcrowding

    “We spent the whole day looking for a solution, but unfortunately we couldn’t find it,” he comment. “We have to wait and think about the solution for some time, but we are close. There was clear progress today.” Sajavaara added that the plan is to continue the negotiations as soon as possible, but refused to […]