Tag: Wine
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Katla Theater with “Mary and Mietek” in Reykjavik
“Mary and Mietek” is a story of wartime love between a Polish RAF pilot and a young British woman. The love letters of a Polish pilot, Mietek Słoboda, found in the attic of his family home to a young Englishwoman, Mary, served as the basis for a performance in which the wartime past magically intertwines…
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The Torikorttelis summer terrace will be opened on the Senate Square side in July
By combining their resources, they aim to create a lively summer atmosphere in one of Helsinki’s top destinations. Peggy BauerCEO of Helsinki City Spaces Oy, expresses his joy about this cooperation. This expansion of Torikorttelitie’s restaurant terraces includes the extension of the terrace areas above Aleksanterinkatu to the edge of the square. The city’s terrace…
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Yle’s sources: No wine in grocery stores this election season
The issue has been discussed in the ongoing negotiations to form the government, but the Christian Democrats are against major legislative changes.
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Reports: Coalition negotiators are close to an agreement to cut earnings-related unemployment benefits
The coalition, the Basic Finns, the People’s Party and the Christian Democrats could do so by extending the terms of employment and the waiting period, and by reversing the decision not to take holiday pay into account when processing the application for work pay, according to the public broadcasting company. Staggering the daily allowance means…
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Putin’s battle for Bachmut – the battle that became a meat grinder
Ukraine correspondent Lubna El-Shanti tells the story of the city of Bachmut in Ukraine. Hear how a small industrial town known for sparkling wine became the site of one of the bloodiest battles of the war. The news podcast Today’s Eco gives you a story every weekday morning with presenters Robin Olin and Lena Nordlund…
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EU countries oppose Ireland requiring alcohol health warnings
DUBLIN, Ireland: Ireland will become the first country in the world to require health warnings on all alcohol products. The new rules were signed by Ireland’s Health Minister Stephen Donnelly on Monday. New labels will have to include information about the health risks of drinking alcohol, as well as the calories in alcoholic beverages. But…
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Sweden and Islam, elections about values in Spain, what is in the wine and the battle over Crimea
Good morning World! on July 23 First hour: The conflict surrounding the Koran burnings Elections in Spain Why is summer vacation so long? This week’s columnist Ulrika Knutson This week’s panel: Måns Wadensjö, Northern Social Democrat, NSD Leonidas Aretakis, The Flame Paulina Neuding, Svenska Dagbladet, SvD Second hour: There will now be a requirement for…
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Medical association: Health care operations threaten patients’ basic rights
The health care situation in Finland is bad. Waiting times for basic health care, specialized medical care and social services are record high. Finnish citizens wait longer for both urgent and non-urgent services than can be considered reasonable and exceed the requirements of the law. In addition, the welfare regions’ deficit forecast for this year…
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Summer in Copenhagen: 3 experiences you shouldn’t miss out on
This article contains sponsored content. Copenhagen is undoubtedly one of the most charming cities in Europe, and there is something very special about the city in summer. The whole city is full of life, and you can feel the good atmosphere and the high spirits everywhere, no matter where you go. If you are in…
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Luxurious relaxation like in the old days
The sound of the waves coming in. A cold drink on the terrace or a hot cup of tea by the fireplace. A dinner in the restaurant, where local specialties and good wine are served with elegance after a day of museums, reading, hiking, cycling or swimming in the sea, just a few minutes away.…
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Hans Välimäki and Arto Rastas are opening two new restaurants in the center of Helsinki
The restaurant will also have a bar area where customers can enjoy drinks and food. Torvi, the Ministry of Horns and Fins, will open later in the fall at the corner of Yrjönkatu and Ratakatu. This Gastropub serves delicious and high-quality pub food in a relaxed atmosphere and at reasonable prices. The Rook is inspired…
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My ♥ CPH: He felt the electricity in his ♥
My heart is electric (aka Adam Taylor) is a British-born electronic music artist and producer who has called Copenhagen home for the past seven years. His life in music started at the age of 14, when he bought his first guitar – since then the journey has led to the world’s biggest festivals as frontman…
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The myth of the healthy wine
A glass of red wine a day can counteract cardiovascular diseases, so it has been said for a while. Alcohol, which during large parts of the 20th century was seen as a social and health hazard, has increasingly come to be seen as relatively harmless, as long as one drinks in moderation. – There was…
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Helsinki’s Ravintola Palace was chosen as the best restaurant in Finland for the fourth year in a row
The awards were announced at the Spring Fair, which was held at Helsinki Messukeskus on March 30. Helena PuolakkaSavoy’s chef patron, received the Messukeskus Professional title. The award for the best mover supported by Estrella Damm beer went to a chef and restaurateur Kim Mikkola, while Café Savoy was chosen as newcomer of the year.…
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That’s how dangerous a glass of wine a day is
Sveriges Radio’s science commentator Ulrika Björkstén talks about the research that shows that alcohol can be harmful even in small amounts. But the question is whether the Swedes are prepared to drink less? The news podcast Today’s Eco brings you a new story every weekday morning. With host Robin Olin and Sveriges Radio’s sharpest journalists.…
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In Finland, a decree on the Sámi Climate Council is issued to bring indigenous peoples’ knowledge into climate policy processes
The Sámi are indigenous peoples who have lived in the northern regions of Europe, including in Finland, for thousands of years. Their traditional livelihoods and culture are closely intertwined with the Arctic environment, which makes them particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. The Sámi Climate Council helps ensure that their voices and views…
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Experience abroad without leaving Norway
If you are longing for a holiday, but don’t have the time or money to go abroad right now, all hope is not lost. You can enjoy the best of other countries directly from your own home, or by exploring the local area where you live. Dream away in your own company, invite to a…
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Etla: Finland should almost triple the net migration gain to 44,000
Statistics Finland has estimated that the annual net migration gain is currently around 15,000 people, and work-based immigration makes up the majority of immigration. Aki KangasharjuCEO of Etla, stated to STT on Friday. If immigration and emigration continued at the previous pace, the working-age population would shrink by almost a fifth by 2050, Etla warned.…
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It’s February: Let there be light!
The third verse of Genesis, and no, we’re not talking about the first time Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel harmonized on stage, included the immortal line: “Let there be light!” At some point on the third day of February, a similar command is issued. And the fourth, and the fifth, and for three more weeks,…
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The majority of Finnish MPs support the fact that grocery stores are allowed to sell wine
The Finnish opposition parties and the Kokooomus strongly supported the sale of wine in grocery stores, while government MPs opposed the idea.
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An Introduction to Champagne: Things You Didn’t Know
The end of the year isn’t complete without bubbles, just like Thanksgiving or Valentine’s Day wouldn’t be complete without turkey or candy. It is usual and expected. If so, why? Do you think it’s the allure of opulence that comes with a bottle Champagne? What’s better than hearing a bottle of Champagne open with anticipation…
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Forest fires rage out of control in southwestern France
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Over 10,000 residents have been forced to evacuate their homes in the Gironde region around Bordeaux, as fires tear through the countryside and have been left parched by weeks of record heat and drought. – World News – More than 1,000 firefighters backed by water-bombing aircraft battled a “monster” wildfire near France’s…
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Helsinki is renewing its forest policy
It describes the principles, approaches and key measures for the management of green areas owned by the City of Helsinki. The policy is being updated to better reflect the current city strategy and its goals. One of the main goals of the strategy is to increase the planned diversity of forest areas. Another goal is…
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Imports and exports of goods also apply to individuals crossing the Finnish-Russian border
Both imports to Finland and exports to Russia are restricted The entry restrictions that were in force at Finland’s external borders due to the coronavirus pandemic will be lifted on June 30, and from July 1, the health security situation will return to the pre-pandemic situation. However, the EU’s sanctions against Russia affect customs operations,…
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Home delivery alcohol available from Heimkaup
Yesterday, Heimkaup began distributing beer, wine and other spirits with home delivery. In this way, consumers can now access a large selection of groceries and alcohol every day of the week and have it shipped home same day. The alcohol is sold by the Danish company Heimkaup ApS. Heimkaup (Wedo ehf) only distributes the products…
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Watergate
For two years, the United States has been shaken by a scandal called the Watergate scandal. What was initially considered an amateur burglary should turn out to be a work of President Nixon’s men. Two stubborn reporters at the Washington Post, a persistent prosecutor and one of Nixon’s own men decide to tell the truth.…
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NBI suspects the gang of smuggling 200 kilos of cocaine to Finland
The Central Criminal Police (NBI) has completed a preliminary investigation into the smuggling of more than 200 kilograms of cocaine into the country. According to NBI, the drugs arrived in the port of Helsinki in Vuosaari in March in a cargo container loaded with red wine bottles. Police said they managed to seize 37 pounds…
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Globalization, sustainability and war in Ukraine – How does the science of sustainable development explain past and future developments?
In order to bring the views of the science of sustainable development into discussion, HELSUS organizes a panel discussion with sustainable development experts in Think Corner (Yliopistonkatu 4, Helsinki) June 3 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. The panel will take part in the sounds of sustainable science to understand the history of events, global…
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Ultima Thule – the band that plays SD into the Riksdag | Part 3/3
Ultima Thule bans are introduced in schools and in the media the band is hunted down with questions about their past. The collusion with the white power movement, fans who heal and the criticism that follows eats away at the band. They are linked to the growing racism that is being debated extensively. Some record…
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Fit for Business: How a CEO lost 47 pounds
I was contacted by a busy CEO who told me, “I’ve read your blogs and the things you say resonate with me. I really want your help, but I’m incredibly busy and I can probably only commit me to a one to two hour block of time on the phone every month. “ Finding the…
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How Napoleon’s cousin persuaded the Russian tsar to take Paris
Charles-Andre Pozzo di Borgo was a sworn enemy of the French emperor and played a significant role in his fall. During his feud with Napoleon, he even served Alexander I. “At the same time, Pozzo di Borgo hated and deified Napoleon more than anyone else.” sa The French historian Albert Vandal, who describes one of…