Northern Future Forum 2014 held in Helsinki this week
Posted On Saturday, November 8, 2014 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, Economy in Denmark, Economy in Finland, Economy in Iceland, Economy in Norway, Economy in Sweden, News from Finland Tags: Alexander Stubb, Business innovation, David Cameron, Education in Finland, Northern Future Forum 2014
The Northern Future Forum took place in Espoo, Finland, the past November 6th and 7th .
In between the Finnish parlamentry confidence votes, the Finnish Prime Minister Alexander Stubb hosted the premiers of the five nordic and three baltic states and the UK PM David Cameron.
The reason the British premiere David ...
The short film I SHOULD HAVE KISSED YOU IN ANKARA selected at the XV Kerry Film Festival
Posted On Sunday, October 12, 2014 By thenordiccountries. Under Culture in Finland, Finland, Finnish Cinema, Finnish Culture, News from Finland
The Finnish and Spanish co-coproduced short film "I should have kissed you in Ankara" directed by Miguel Pons and starred by the Finnish actress Emilia Uutinen and the American Javier Buckenmeyer, has been selected at the XV Kerry Film Festival held this week in Ireland. The film was screened on ...
Nokia shares bounce after the sale of the company to the giant Microsoft
Posted On Wednesday, September 4, 2013 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, Economy, Economy in Finland, News from Finland Tags: Juha Ihamuotila, Nokia Microsoft, Nokia sale, Risto Siilasmaa
Yesterday September the 3rd was communicated the acquisition of the Finnish company Nokia by the software giant Microsoft with the amount of 5,440 millions of euros.
The sale of the Finnish company caused large increases in the value of the NOKIA shares that reached up to 49 % within the journey ...
Nokia shares soar after sales results of the Lumia smartphones
Posted On Friday, January 11, 2013 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, Economy, Economy in Finland, News from Finland Tags: Lumia sellings, Nokia results 2012
The results of the Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia in the last quarter of 2012 are best in years. The company evaluates its earnings for this quarter period, from October 2012 to December 2012, could rise up to 700 million of euros. The last time Nokia reached such results was ...
Writer Pirjo Hassinen Wins the Savonia Award
Posted On Wednesday, January 2, 2013 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, Finnish Litterature, News from Finland, Nordic Literature Tags: Finnish Litterature, Finnish writer
The Finnish writer Pirjo Hassinen has received the annual Finnish literary prize Savonia for her novel "Popula".
The $ 10,000 prize is given annually to an outstanding novel from the Finnish Savo region, being this year’s edition the 24th.
Fruit of the writer's indignation against the recent growth of the extreme right ...
Two Finnish students kidnapped in Yemen
Posted On Saturday, December 22, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, News from Finland Tags: Finns kidnapped in Yemen, Two Finns and Austrian man in Yemen
Two Finns and one Austrian were kidnapped yesterday Friday in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa.
Apparently the kidnapped are a Finnish man who was studying Arabic at the University of Cales, Yemen, and his girlfriend who was only visiting the country. The Austrian Man is also a language student.
According to the information ...
Visit the home of Santa Claus in Finland
Posted On Wednesday, December 19, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, Flights to Lapland, News from Finland, TRAVEL, Travel to Lapland Tags: Santa Claus's home in Finland, Santa's home in Rovaniemi
Joulupukki, (Father Christmas or Santa Claus in Finnish) is the most emblematic Christmas figure of the Nordic countries an the whole world.
Joulupukki proceeds from Finland, more exactly from Korvatunturi, a village whose location is unknown to all adventurous, as it is Santas’s secret place, where he spends the rest of ...
Yesterday December 6th Finland celebrated its Independence Day. The festivities and institutional events took place throughout the day culminating in the traditional Independence Day Party held at the presidential palace in Helsinki. It is the first time that this celebration is chaired by the newly elected President Sauli Niinistö.
The tradition ...
Finland and Denmark are the least corrupt countries according to Transparency International
Posted On Thursday, December 6, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, Economy, Economy in Denmark, Economy in Finland, Economy in Iceland, Economy in Norway, Economy in Sweden, News from Denmark, News from Finland Tags: Anticorruption Study, Corruption in Scandinavia, Corruption in the Nordic countries, Finland and Denmark least corrupt, Transparency International corruption study
Transparency International has just released the results of its annual comparison study on corruption, held in 176 countries worldwide.
Finland and Denmark have gone back to the first position in the list of the least corrupt countries, sharing first place with New Zealand. Sweden is ranked number 4, Norway is ranked ...
The Nordic countries Seek foreign metal engineers, naval and medical workers
Posted On Friday, November 30, 2012 By thenordiccountries. Under Current Topics, News from Finland, News from Norway, News from Sweden, WORK, Work in Finland, Work in Norway, Work in Sweden Tags: Find Jobs in Finland, Find Jobs in Sweden, Jobs in Scandinavia, Metal engineers and doctors in Norway, Metal Engineers in Nordic countries, Norway Job search, Work in northern Europe, Work in Norway, Work in the Nordic Countries, working as a doctor in Norway
Eight European countries, including Norway, Sweden, Finland along with the Netherlands, Germany, Italy and the UK, are looking for workers from other countries in the fields of metal engineering, shipbuilding and medicine. The employment representatives of two Nordic companies and three firms of the Netherlands were present in the European ...