Tag: Mask

  • Close to a fifth suffer from long-term effects of COVID in Denmark

    Hand sanitizer sales drop pre-pandemic levelsNevertheless, life is more or less normalized for the rest of the population, who are rarely reminded of the pandemic within the Danish borders. The masks and elbow greetings have disappeared, handshakes and hugs are back, and hand sanitizer is no longer sold in the shops. According to both Coop […]

  • Circle of women – meeting in Reykjavik

    Circle of women – meeting in Reykjavik

    “The circle is a sacred space for women, where we can exist in truth, in our true nature, without masks and corsets … In the circle, we look at each other, discovering our spiritual kinship. In the circle, we awaken our Wise Old Woman, the one who knows what we come for and what we […]

  • Most do not trust Efling relationships

    Most do not trust Efling relationships

    Half of citizens believe Efling union representatives have done a bad job in the ongoing pay dispute. The greatest animosity towards Efling was observed among voters of the Independence Party and the Progress Party and among those with the highest salaries in the country. This has been revealed in a new survey by the Maskína […]

  • Rare bee seen in Denmark after 50 years of absence

    It has been called “a minor sensation” by the Norwegian Nature Agency. For the first time in more than 50 years, two specimens of the ulcerated masked bee – which got its name because of a bump (tumor) around the breast – have been found in the wild in Denmark. The rare insect has been […]

  • Sleeping in the switch?

    Sleeping in the switch?

    In Helsinki, I wear a mask on the tram. It’s a lonely experience because even though the tram is full, I’m one of the few wearing a mask. During the initial COVID lockdown and later in response to the recommendation to use masks in crowded spaces, Finns followed official recommendations. In a country where almost […]

  • Robert Weil – the shadow billionaire

    Robert Weil – the shadow billionaire

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the mask of the public in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Ulrika Stenström. Contact: [email protected] About Robert Weil He was born in 1948 and the children of parents who fled to Sweden during World War II. Inspired […]

  • Finland may have given up face masks too early, Lindén says

    Finland may have given up face masks too early, Lindén says

    “But I would have liked the mask to continue to be used at least until May.” The National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) abandoned its extensive mask recommendation in mid-April. According to Lindén, the decision was sudden and surprising. “It almost immediately stopped using the mask,” he told the newspaper. Lindén has seen a […]

  • Lena Philipsson – a phantom in the cityscape

    Lena Philipsson – a phantom in the cityscape

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the mask of the public in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Ulrika Stenström. Contact: [email protected] About Lena Philipsson Lena Philipsson grew up in Vetlanda and broke through as a 20-year-old with “Love is eternal” in the Melodifestivalen […]

  • Markus Torgeby – the involuntary contemporary preacher

    Markus Torgeby – the involuntary contemporary preacher

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the public mask in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Ulrika Stenström. Contact: [email protected] About Markus Torgeby Markus Torgeby is a runner, author and lecturer. He has appeared in a couple of documentaries on SVT – Löparen (2002) […]

  • Minister Joly will hold an armchair discussion and joint media accessibility with the Swedish equivalent

    3 May 2022 – Foreign Minister Melanie Joly will hold an armchair discussion with her Swedish counterpart, Swedish Foreign Minister Anne Linde, entitled “Sweden and Canada: perspectives on a feminist view of global challenges” followed by a joint media accessibility. Date: 5 May 2022 Time: 16:00 EDT – Armchair discussion 17:00 EDT – Media availability […]

  • Lena Hallin – about secrets, hard pinches and threats to the nation

    Lena Hallin – about secrets, hard pinches and threats to the nation

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the public mask in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Ulrika Stenström. Contact: [email protected] About Lena Hallin Lena Hallin is head of Sweden’s military intelligence and security service (Must) and has had a straight career towards the top. […]

  • HUS urges Covid to exercise caution before May Day

    HUS urges Covid to exercise caution before May Day

    At one of the busiest parties of the year, on Labor Day or First of May just a few days away The National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) has stated that users should follow local recommendations to control the spread of covid-19. However, the Public Health Authority has not issued any specific instructions on […]

  • Elin Anna Labba – about boundaries, repetition and the importance of a language

    Elin Anna Labba – about boundaries, repetition and the importance of a language

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the public mask in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Ulrika Stenström. Contact: [email protected] About Elin Anna Labba She has a deep commitment to issues concerning the rights of the Sami people, and most recently in the situation […]

  • Cilla Benkö – about temperament, choices and storms

    Cilla Benkö – about temperament, choices and storms

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the mask of the public in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Ulrika Stenström. Contact: [email protected] About Cilla Benkö She has an acclaimed managerial career behind her and has been CEO of Swedish Radio for almost ten years. […]

  • Finland will end the general mask recommendation

    Finland will end the general mask recommendation

    The Department of Health and Welfare (THL) announced on Thursday that it was abandoning its general recommendation to use a face mask on the grounds that protective equipment would not significantly reduce the spread of the coronavirus. However, THL continues to recommend the use of a face mask in public transportation, public indoor, and Covid […]

  • Åsa Jinder – about the emperor, the mother and Mick Jagger

    Åsa Jinder – about the emperor, the mother and Mick Jagger

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the mask of the public in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Ulrika Stenström. Contact: [email protected] About Åsa Jinder She has toured for 45 years, ever since she became Sweden’s youngest national fiddler of all time. Åsa Jinder […]

  • HUS: Many are likely to get the coronavirus multiple times

    HUS: Many are likely to get the coronavirus multiple times

    Coronavirus infections increase in the Helsinki metropolitan area as immunity acquired through previous infection deteriorates. Many of those who have been exposed to the virus in Finland’s most populous areas have already had Covid. The highly contagious Omicron sub-variant BA.2, the dominant coronavirus strain in Uusimaa, has led to an increase in cases since early […]

  • Norwegian removes the face mask requirement on all flights

    Norwegian removes the face mask requirement on all flights

    With countries reducing or eliminating travel restrictions thanks to extensive vaccination programs, travelers can now choose whether or not to wear a face mask. Since February 12, when demands began to be lifted throughout Scandinavia, the company has seen increased passenger demand and optimism about both leisure and business advance bookings. The company believes travel […]

  • Ewa Fröling – about anger as a driving force

    Ewa Fröling – about anger as a driving force

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the mask of the public in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Hannah Engberg. Contact: [email protected] About Ewa Fröling This summer she turns 70 and it is 40 years since Ewa Fröling had her big breakthrough in Ingmar […]

  • Jonna Bornemark – about philosophy, pregnancy and language

    Jonna Bornemark – about philosophy, pregnancy and language

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the public mask in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Hannah Engberg. Contact: [email protected] About Jonna Bornemark Professor of philosophy who works as a researcher and teacher at the Center for Practical Knowledge at Södertörn University. Jonna Bornemark […]

  • Apple is releasing iOS 15.4 with a Face ID that works with the mask

    Apple is releasing iOS 15.4 with a Face ID that works with the mask

    This feature does not work through masks because it uses a less secure method to scan only the area around your eyes. Enabling this option notifies users that enabling Face ID with the mask makes the feature less secure than a full face scan, and they must look at the phone to unlock it without […]

  • Sven Hirdman – about Russia, the war and diplomacy

    Sven Hirdman – about Russia, the war and diplomacy

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the public mask in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Hannah Engberg. Contact: [email protected] About Sven Hirdman Sweden’s ambassador to Moscow 1994–2004, but diplomat Sven Hirdman has also worked in Beijing, Tel Aviv and London. He has been […]

  • Jonatan Unge – a bit disgusting, a bit vulgar and a bit funny

    Jonatan Unge – a bit disgusting, a bit vulgar and a bit funny

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the public mask in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Hannah Engberg. Contact: [email protected] About Jonathan Young Comedian Jonatan Unge is known from radio and television programs, most podcasts and the stand-up scene. He won the last season […]

  • David Eberhard – about the tone, the video, and losing a child

    David Eberhard – about the tone, the video, and losing a child

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the mask of the public in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Hannah Engberg. Contact: [email protected] About David Eberhard Chief physician in psychiatry who lectures and writes chronicles in the magazine Fokus, in addition to his books. He […]

  • A temporary change in the law on the vaccination status of workers has been submitted for comment

    A temporary change in the law on the vaccination status of workers has been submitted for comment

    The government’s ministerial-level coronavirus working group has proposed that proposals for amendments to the Occupational Safety and Health Act be sent for opinion. The temporary adjustments include a provision allowing employers to obtain and process information about an employee’s Covid vaccination or disease status. The proposal follows a trialogue with employers ‘and workers’ representatives. According […]

  • Gina Dirawi – is finally whole

    Gina Dirawi – is finally whole

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the mask of the public in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Hannah Engberg. Contact: [email protected] About Gina Dirawi The host and artist Gina Dirawi was born and raised in Sundsvall. She had her big breakthrough as a […]

  • Valentine’s Day 2022: Let your face stand out in a crowded place… you are beautiful after all!

    Valentine’s Day 2022: Let your face stand out in a crowded place… you are beautiful after all!

    Dear, let’s get ready for your Valentine’s Day date! Time to cuddle up with your beauty editor, to get tips galore! So you have set yourself a hot date, or your partner has finally decided that they will take you out for a romantic evening. The only problem here is that you are not prepared. […]

  • Margareta Ingelstam – on the fight for adoptions and peace on earth

    Margareta Ingelstam – on the fight for adoptions and peace on earth

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the public mask in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Hannah Engberg. Contact: [email protected] About Margareta Ingelstam Margareta Ingelstam, 84, is an acclaimed peace activist, author and educator who has devoted her entire life to working internationally for […]

  • Sebastian Siemiatkowski – about the billions, the abuse and the media coverage

    Sebastian Siemiatkowski – about the billions, the abuse and the media coverage

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the public mask in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Hannah Engberg. Contact: [email protected] About Sebastian Siemiatkowski He became financially independent as a 30-year-old and today Klarna’s co-founder and CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski, 40, is one of the country’s […]

  • Swedish skiers test positive on arrival in Beijing

    STOCKHOLM, January 29 (Xinhua) – A Swedish athlete tested positive for covid-19 on arrival in Beijing, despite six negative PCR tests last week and the team has received high-tech masks for the trip. The Swedish Olympic Committee (SOC) confirmed on Saturday that cross-country skier Leo Johansson tested positive when landing in China before the weekend. […]

  • Alexandra Pascalidou – an emotional warrior on the run

    Alexandra Pascalidou – an emotional warrior on the run

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the public mask in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Hannah Engberg. Contact: [email protected] About Alexandra Pascalidou Alexandra Pascalidou is an acclaimed journalist, author, playwright, human rights activist and lecturer. Right now current with the play Moms at […]

  • Swedish Olympic official tests positive for covid-19

    STOCKHOLM, January 28 (Xinhua) – An official in the Swedish Olympic delegation tested positive for covid-19 on arrival in Beijing, the Swedish Olympic Committee (SOC) said on Friday. SOC’s sports and development manager Johan Flodin was isolated and then tested positive in a second test, says SOC’s CEO Peter Reinebo in a press release. “Johan […]

  • Jerzy Sarnecki – on crime, dyslexia and the Jewish heritage

    Jerzy Sarnecki – on crime, dyslexia and the Jewish heritage

    In Swedish Radio’s Sunday interview, you meet the person behind the mask of the public in journalism’s most basic form – the interview. The host is Martin Wicklin. Producer: Hannah Engberg. Contact: [email protected] About Jerzy Sarnecki 74-year-old professor emeritus in criminology at Stockholm University. As a 20-year-old in 1969, he fled anti-Semitic Poland with his […]

  • THL’s new rules: What to do if you get Covid

    THL’s new rules: What to do if you get Covid

    The Health Authority THL has published updated guidelines for the treatment of people infected with the coronavirus. According to THL, Covid vaccines protect against severe forms of the disease, and most vaccinees who become infected with the Omicron variant of the virus get only a mild illness. If you have mild respiratory symptoms, but you […]

  • YLE: Most League clubs have complained about restrictions on participation

    YLE: Most League clubs have complained about restrictions on participation

    He added that the three non-appealing clubs are located in areas where the administrative courts have set a deadline for the removal of restrictions, which means that their appeal would have been irrelevant at best. “We are now monitoring the situation to see how it develops,” he said. On Thursday, the AVI of Northern Ostrobothnia […]

  • HSL and VR scrap assignment, replace it with a recommendation

    HSL and VR scrap assignment, replace it with a recommendation

    Similarly, VR announced that it would replace the mandate with a recommendation that passengers could decide for themselves whether to wear a mask on their trains. “However, VR still recommends wearing masks during the trip,” VR says in a statement. HSL and VR employees continue to use masks in tasks that interact face-to-face with customers. […]

  • Mental health: When stress is taboo and yet so common

    Mental health: When stress is taboo and yet so common

    You have the perfect life. You need to feel happy, content and in balance, but let’s be honest: you do not. Instead, you feel like you are juggling life, work, and family, while the person you neglect the most is you! Do you recognize this feeling? It was me I had the perfect life and […]

  • Police receive 61 cases of violence against officers after football riots

    Sunday’s unrest erupted as fan groups both before and after the match tried to get up to fight. The police intervened, but several times the groups still managed to get together. Five police officers were injured. According to police, it is still too early to say how many people are behind the 61 reviews. So […]

  • 300,000 Swedes are believed to have impaired sense of smell due to covid-19

    STOCKHOLM, October 24 (Xinhua) – An estimated 300,000 Swedes suffer from impaired sense of smell due to COVID-19, the Swedish national TT News Agency reported on Sunday. According to the report, the queues are long for clinics that offer treatment for the condition in the country. With about 10 million inhabitants, Sweden has only two […]

  • The Finnish army is planning to lift the interest rate restrictions

    The Finnish army is planning to lift the interest rate restrictions

    Restrictions to slow the spread of the coronavirus in the Finnish Defense Forces will be removed in four different stages. The first is to give up the current use of a face mask and a two-meter safety gap outdoors. These first restrictions are scheduled to be lifted in November after all conscripts have received two […]

  • Homecoming mother charged with terrorist connection is jailed

    The woman did not want to speak during the court hearing and has not wanted to say anything until now, prosecutor Søren Harbo said at the beginning of the court hearing. The woman’s defense attorney, Amalie Starch, announced that the woman pleads not guilty to the charges. The 32-year-old woman is charged with having joined […]

  • Homecoming mother from Syria will not say anything during court hearing

    She is also accused of having entered the areas of Raqqa and Al Bukamal, where Denmark has introduced a ban on staying. It happened according to the prosecution from September 2016 onwards. The woman was led into courtroom 103 by two officers. She wore a green hijab, sneakers and blue plastic gloves. She covered her […]

  • Dealers are relaxing with Covid instructions

    Dealers are relaxing with Covid instructions

    Finnish retailers are easing restrictions to slow the spread of the Covid-19 virus. The Finnish Trade Union Confederation, the national retailer umbrella group and the Grocery Association announced on Thursday that the use of masks in shops is no longer needed in areas where the authorities have removed the recommendations for the use of masks […]

  • Youth facilities are almost normal from 1 October – new facilities opened during COVID-19

    Youth facilities are almost normal from 1 October – new facilities opened during COVID-19

    The new recreational and gathering opportunities offer young people a wider and more varied group and recreational activity after the long COVID-19 restriction. The activities promote the well-being, community and social participation of young people. Five new youth soldiers have been opened in Helsinki in the last six months. In total, there are now more […]