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Trams carry the future in Helsinki and elsewhere in Finland
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From the hum of the motor to the clatter of the tracks, people connect Helsinki’s trams with modern daily life and historical memories. This mode of transport will play a central role in the future of the capital and other cities in Finland.
100-year milestone: 10 top facts about Finland’s public broadcaster Yle
100-year milestone: 10 top facts about Finland’s public broadcaster Yle
When Yle, the Finnish Broadcasting Company, aired its first radio programme on September 9, 1926, radio was still a novelty. A century later, Yle reaches audiences through TV, radio, streaming services, mobile apps and online news.
Finnish design by Artek still resonates, nearly a century after the company began
Finnish design by Artek still resonates, nearly a century after the company began
As Finnish design house Artek marks its 90th anniversary, a Canadian reporter reflects on how its timeless furniture helped shape her home and why its legacy endures.
