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Monday, 31.1.2005
 Technical Problems
 Former President Ahtisaari invites Aceh negotiators back to Finland
 Poll: Halonen re-election in first round of 2006 no foregone conclusion
 Foreign Ministry admits to mistakes in tsunami aftermath
 Four life sentences in murder for hire case
 Number of pet dogs rising rapidly in Finland
 Record number of visitors see Albert Edelfelt 150th Anniversary Exhibition in Helsinki
 Weekend Sports Round-Up: Pöykiö and Manninen make Finnish sporting history

Friday, 28.1.2005
 Former President Ahtisaari meets with both sides of Aceh dispute
 Holocaust victims remembered in Helsinki - three survivors among guests of honour
 Nokia recoups losses of early 2004 in fourth quarter
 Half of properties in Finland still lack statutory rescue plans
 Customs announce competition for ideas on disposal of huge load of contraband alcohol
 Russian Trade Minister lambasts Finnish media over pimping scandal
 Police to investigate massive suspected insider trading case in TJ Group

Thursday, 27.1.2005
 Finland to sell old Soviet-built tanks to Vietnam
 Unconditional unemployment benefit to be limited to 500 days from 2006
 Hundreds of Finns still waiting for their confiscated alcohol
 Record number of fire deaths occurred in Finland in 2004
 Ondine set to capture Philadelphia Orchestra on SACDs
 Breaking News: Nokia result for 2004 exceeds forecasts
 Finnish-Russian Chamber of Commerce withdraws guidebook containing bribery tips

Wednesday, 26.1.2005
 Indonesia to send high-level delegation to Helsinki talks
 Bill on fertility treatment to go before Parliament
 Fortum to go to court over dispute over option to buy E.ON Finland
 Defence Staff acquisitions officer found guilty of corruption
 Steep rise in attic and cellar burglaries in Helsinki last year
 Two Finns in lucky escape from Thailand speedboat accident
 Commissioner Rehn in Serbia: Protecting war criminals endangers ties with EU

Tuesday, 25.1.2005
 President Halonen insists on UN or OSCE mandate for troop deployment
 Youngest drivers cause one fifth of fatal accidents in Finland
 Tuomioja criticises bribery advice in book on Russian trade
 Jukka-Pekka Saraste to follow Andre Previn as music director of Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra
 Aceh rebels hope Helsinki talks will lead to cease fire
 Alma Media wants to sell MTV3 to Swedes
 Räikkönen on strip-joint incident: "It doesn't make me any slower"

Monday, 24.1.2005
 Preliminary Indonesian peace talks to begin in Helsinki
 Seven die in collision in poor road conditions in Southern Finland
 Finland has more fatal accidents per capita than most industrialised countries
 Record number of asylum-seekers entered Finland last year
 Alma Media to sell MTV3 and Radio Nova to Swedish media group
 Media company Talentum backs out of agreement to buy state-owned Edita
 Tanja Poutiainen makes Finnish slalom history
 Weekend Sports Round-Up

Friday, 21.1.2005
 Book on trade with Russia gives instructions on bribery
 Fearing extradition, Chechen leader declines invitation to seminar in Finland
 South East Asian countries participating in Helsinki Travel Fair
 Non-fiction Tieto-Finlandia prize goes to book on sport in ancient Greece and Rome
 Russian commercial representation in Helsinki denies receiving prostitution money
 Finnish working hours average for EU
 Tanja Poutiainen takes fifth career World Cup win - returns to overall lead

Thursday, 20.1.2005
 Police say Russian diplomatic mission gets pimping money
 SanomaWSOY to become market leader in Russian magazine market
 Finns mostly satisfied with authorities handling of tsunami disaster
 Helsinki trains bus drivers from over 30 countries
 Russian Foreign Minister denounces Finnish opinion poll on Karelia as "provocation"
 EU Commission takes legal action against Finland over emissions trade
 European Commission supports strong chemical authority

Wednesday, 19.1.2005
 Central Bank Governor Liikanen backs EU stability pact
 Water quality of Finland's sea areas deteriorates sharply
 Labour Ministry: Interim period for labour from new EU states causes problems
 Finnish motorists cut back on use of hands-free equipment
 Researcher says top EU military posts not available to Finns
 Shipbuilder Aker Finnyards to cut 315 jobs in Finland
 Record number of counterfeit euro coins in circulation

Tuesday, 18.1.2005
 Finns work three and a half hours overtime without pay each week
 Nordic Prime Ministers ask Thailand for tsunami report
 Finnish-made rifle causes more injuries than manufacturer reported
 Former Estonian PM criticises Finnish leaders' actions during independence process
 Commissioner Rehn: US not a party to discussions with Turkey on EU membership
 Nokia employees stage walkout in Oulu to protest planned dismissals
 Fortum wants to buy Espoo electric utility

Monday, 17.1.2005
 Record number of serious infections from hospital bacteria last year
 PM Vanhanen in Thailand: Finland supports tsunami warning system
 Finnish gun manufacturer recalls faulty hunting weapons
 HS survey: Working Finns wish to retire at 60 years of age
 Ahtisaari, recently appointed to head tsunami board of inquiry, takes two-week holiday
 Winter Sports Round-Up: Risto Jussilainen and Pirjo Manninen return to podium

Friday, 14.1.2005
 Foreign Ministry line has eroded media confidence in the wake of tsunami
 Foreign Affairs Committee calls for increase in development funding because of Asian disaster
 King of Sweden emerges from disaster as father figure
 Itälä defends decision to inform opposition leader of Rusi espionage investigation
 Permission for upper secondary education denied to Finnish School on Costa del Sol
 Räikkönen and Montoya meet as teammates in Jerez
 Janne Ahonen in doubt for Kulm ski-flying competitions

Thursday, 13.1.2005
 TV report: Ville Itälä leaked information on Rusi espionage suspicions
 Parliamentarians discuss information flow of Asian disaster
 Mild January weather keeps lake and river ice dangerously thin
 Foreign Ministry spokesman denies strategy of playing down tsunami impact
 Social Democrats postpone nomination of Presidential candidate until autumn
 Medical conference discusses ethics of abortion travel
 Swedish storm damage also lowers timber price in Finland

Wednesday, 12.1.2005
 Nokia enacts hundreds of job cuts in research and development
 Experts say Finland could get more professional military
 Ahtisaari's group not looking to place blame on anybody
 Finnish schools observe moment of silence for tsunami victims
 Finnish power line experts airlifted to Sweden to help clear storm damage
 Weekend winter storm may improve water quality in Gulf of Finland
 Palander makes a return to the podium

Tuesday, 11.1.2005
 HS Gallup poll: Job cuts reduce work motivation of those remaining
 Winter storm leaves behind damage worth EUR millions in Finland
 Proventus acquires Alma Media shares held by Pohjola Group
 Stress during pregnancy can cause problems in later life
 Former Minister Salolainen to study impact of EU membership on Finland
 Aker Finnyards gets giant luxury cruise liner and yacht contract
 Mobile phone sales figures reach record high - Finns continue to favour basic handsets

Monday, 10.1.2005
 Winter storm raises sea levels on Finnish coast to record highs
 Storm kills at least 14 and causes damage throughout Northern Europe
 Finland sharply increases aid to areas affected by tsunami
 Former President Martti Ahtisaari to lead tsunami response board of inquiry
 Poll: one in five employed Finns expect job cuts at their workplace
 Securities class action suit filed against Nokia directors
 Winter Sports Round-Up: Ahonen and Manninen set new records

Friday, 7.1.2005
 Service of remembrance for victims of Asian disaster held at Turku Cathedral
 Finland represented at Jakarta conference by ambassador
 Finland raises Asian disaster relief to EUR 12 million
 Collisions and near-miss incidents of Suomenlinna ferry are related to many failures
 Cocaine still minor problem in Finland
 Finnish companies vying for new contracts in Libya
 Ahonen finally meets his match; six points separate Four Hills winner from historic grand slam

Wednesday, 5.1.2005
 Finnish, Swedish, and Norwegian Prime Ministers to visit Thailand
 Children evacuated from Thailand without parents stay with relatives
 Divers' website gets nearly a million hits in days after tsunami
 Russian passenger plane damaged in landing in Finnish Lapland
 Fewer than 400 traffic deaths for second year running
 New tests for ill-fated Suomenlinna ferry
 Foreign Minister Tuomioja sees no shift in Russian attitude toward border changes

Tuesday, 4.1.2005
 Mourning of catastrophe victims begins in schools and workplaces
 Asian earthquake relief donations climb past EUR 11 million
 Three-minute silence scheduled for Wednesday within European Union
 Ex-prime ministers Aho and Lipponen say EU strengthened Finland's position
 Six Sonera executives charged in Sonera phone record scandal
 Unstoppable Ahonen wins again in Innsbruck

Monday, 3.1.2005
 Last evacuation flight from Thailand arrives in Helsinki
 Schools ponder classroom strategy for dealing with Asian disaster
 Hospital patients lash out at visiting minister for poor handling of disaster
 Candles lit in remembrance during rowdy New Year celebration
 Survey: Finns look towards positive economic development in 2005
 Ahonen scores second Four Hills win amid controversy; Manninen takes third in Combined sprint




Weekly Articles


Tuesday, 25.1.2005
 Lest we forget... Auschwitz +60
 When there are only bad options available
 President Halonen rejects compensation for Russian detainees at Finnish wartime concentration camps
 President-sized posts available at United Nations
 Blows to a security-loving people’s home
 Russian border town supplies components for Finnish electronics factory
 Sami Hyypiä is not looking to move, despite radical changes in the Liverpool line-up

Tuesday, 18.1.2005
 Book of old photos gives sightseeing tour of Helsinki 100 years ago
 Officials need to prepare for new kinds of risks
 No right of appeal against the public’s verdict
 The unstoppable greying of Helsinki
 To Europe via Libya
 Don’t leave the Iraqis in the lurch, President Bush
 Ossi Oikarinen’s job is to make Jarno Trulli quick and keep him that way
 Golf is a terrible crime

Tuesday, 11.1.2005
 A ten-day nightmare
 When words fail
 Moments of humanity
 Next time, call +44 20 7250 1122
 Holiday of a lifetime: a Danish child’s diary on Ko Phi Phi
 American transparency and European opaqueness
 A very Geordie Finn

Tuesday, 4.1.2005
 CROSSWORD
 Diary of Destruction, 26.-30.12.2004
 Closer than we thought
 "If I could only find some way of thanking the Thai people"
 Espoo boys go home - to Greenville - for Christmas
 Good news year 2004
 HS reveals: Things really are what they seem
 A massive human tragedy - with limited economic impact

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