8 thoughts on “ Finland ”

1. Finland Becomes First European Country to Have Female President and Prime Minister. Since , Finland has been judged to be the world's least corrupt country, according to the annual survey by the Berlin-based organization Transparency International.

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2. Finland, which functions today as a parliamentary democracy, is an international leader in providing education, and it ranks high for its performances in civil rights, press freedom and quality of.

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3. Crime: Finland has a low rate of crime and violent crime is uncommon. Keep an inconspicuous profile and remain aware of your surroundings at all times. The most common criminal threat is petty street crime such as pickpocketing. Avoid leaving personal possessions unattended while in public. The most serious criminal threat is a lone-wolf.

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5. Aug 15,  · In his search for examples of a more equitable society, Bernie Sanders has long looked north to Northern Europe, that is.

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6. Finland excels in export of technology as well as promotion of startups in the information and communications technology, gaming, cleantech, and biotechnology sectors. Except for timber and several minerals, Finland depends on imports of raw materials, energy, and .

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7. Finland is a magnet for architecture lovers looking to explore everything from old wooden churches to modern public masterpieces. Read More.

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8. Finland's most successful tennis player, Jarkko Nieminen, was born and lives in the neighbouring county of Masku. Turku Titans is a lacrosse club based in Turku with a relevantly successful history with three silver medals and one gold medal in the national lacrosse league in Finland. The Titans women's team has also had a successful history.

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