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The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland is expected to decide this week on recognising same-sex marriages under a dual definition framework that allows clergy to opt out based on conscience.

  • The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland is expected to decide this week on recognising same-sex marriages under a dual definition framework that allows clergy to opt out based on conscience.

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Helsinki begins construction of new summer streets in Kallio and Alppiharju to improve public space and walkability. Most work is set for completion by Helsinki Day on 12 June.

  • Helsinki begins construction of new summer streets in Kallio and Alppiharju to improve public space and walkability.

    Most work is set for completion by Helsinki Day on 12 June.

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Taitaja2025 brings Finlands top vocational students to Turku from 5–8 May to compete for national titles in 47 skills categories with over 400 young competitors showcasing their professional talents.

  • Taitaja2025 brings Finlands top vocational students to Turku from 5–8 May to compete for national titles in 47 skills categories with over 400 young competitors showcasing their professional talents.

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President Alexander Stubb and Suzanne Innes-Stubb will receive traditional May Day greetings in Helsinki on Thursday including performances and charity presentations.

  • President Alexander Stubb and Suzanne Innes-Stubb will receive traditional May Day greetings in Helsinki on Thursday including performances and charity presentations.

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Finland has announced its support for the EUs new action plan aimed at improving the security and resilience of submarine cables citing the strategic importance of the Baltic Sea.

  • Finland has announced its support for the EUs new action plan aimed at improving the security and resilience of submarine cables citing the strategic importance of the Baltic Sea.

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Prime Minister Petteri Orpo defends Finlands new tax cuts and pension fund borrowing promising economic growth will prevent further state debt.

  • Prime Minister Petteri Orpo defends Finlands new tax cuts and pension fund borrowing promising economic growth will prevent further state debt.

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Finnish police conclude a human trafficking investigation involving 16 victims and multiple serious offences. A man is suspected of luring women to Finland with false promises of marriage and residency.

  • Finnish police conclude a human trafficking investigation involving 16 victims and multiple serious offences.

    A man is suspected of luring women to Finland with false promises of marriage and residency.

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Compose an original English language news article based on the following press release dont just translate or copy the article but make it original and give it a short and informative title:

  • Compose an original English language news article based on the following press release dont just translate or copy the article but make it original and give it a short and informative title:.

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Foreign wild-berry pickers from outside the EU must now apply for a seasonal work permit and separate approval from Kela for access to medical treatment in Finland.

  • Foreign wild-berry pickers from outside the EU must now apply for a seasonal work permit and separate approval from Kela for access to medical treatment in Finland.

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Finland is set to experience its warmest week of the year with temperatures reaching up to 23°C in the south by Good Friday. Forecasters report above-average warmth nationwide though cloud cover and local showers may follow as cold fronts return over the weekend.

  • Finland is set to experience its warmest week of the year with temperatures reaching up to 23°C in the south by Good Friday.

    Forecasters report above-average warmth nationwide though cloud cover and local showers may follow as cold fronts return over the weekend.

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A new equality barometer shows gradual improvements in fairness in Finlands music industry but discrimination remains a widespread issue especially for women and minorities.

  • A new equality barometer shows gradual improvements in fairness in Finlands music industry but discrimination remains a widespread issue especially for women and minorities.