Read more Life & societySocial innovationsFinland’s basic-income experiment stays right on course There’s no telling what the future will bring, but Finland’s two-year basic-income experiment continues until December 31, 2018, just as planned.
Read more Life & societyFinnishnessMayday, mayday: Things get crazy in Finland around May 1 It wouldn’t be a lie simply to say that Finnish people celebrate May Day, but it wouldn’t be the whole truth, either. They really let loose, and we’ve got it on video.
Read more Life & societyFinnishnessSpring is sweet in Finland: funnel cakes, doughnuts and mead for May Day What’s a funnel cake, what’s the Finnish version of it, and when is it culturally appropriate to eat one? We delve into the delicacies of May Day, which is, by far, the biggest, craziest party of the year in Finland.
73.7%of Finns belong to the Evangelical Lutheran ChurchSource: Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland
Read more Life & societyHelsinkiIn Helsinki, winter shines brightly, then turns into spring Our video follows the Finnish capital from the light shows and holiday decorations of midwinter through the glorious sunshine and melting ice of spring.
Read more Life & societyEasterHappy Easter egg hunting in Helsinki and beyond It’s practically springtime in Finland, and that means Easter and hidden Easter eggs. We went around the Finnish capital and further afield with dozens of candy eggs a couple days before Easter.
Read more Life & societyCuisineCuisine gets cute – and ugly – for Easter in Finland When Easter approaches, two major culinary traditions appear in every grocery store in Finland: Mignon chocolate eggs and the mysterious “mämmi.”
Read more Life & societyWellbeingEighty years promoting a good start for every child in Finland Finland’s maternity package for all expecting mothers has a history that goes back to 1938. We look at this life-changing Finnish social innovation and see what’s new in its 80th-anniversary edition.
Read more Life & societyFinnishnessKeeping good company at the top: Finland number one in World Happiness Report We’re jumping for joy, because Finland is officially the happiest country on the planet.
