Finland's Smallest Swedish Gymnasium Survives ↗
Front page leadFinland's smallest Swedish-language gymnasium, with only 31 students, is finding ways to survive and thrive.
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The front page of Svenska Yle features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the survival of Finland's smallest Swedish-language gymnasium, a controversial proposal for a connecting parking lot in Sibbo, and the impact of government cuts on children in vulnerable families…
Finland's smallest Swedish-language gymnasium, with only 31 students, is finding ways to survive and thrive.
Sibbo municipality has rejected a proposal for a connecting parking lot in Box, with property owners unwilling to sell.
Children in vulnerable families are disappointed with the government as half of them are affected by austerity measures.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the US is advocating for Viktor Orbán to become the next UN Secretary-General.
Finland-Swedish artist Ingrid Enckell is participating in the Melodifestivalen, Sweden's national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest.
Wärtsilä reported a strong third quarter with a record number of orders.
Lauri Markkanen sustained an injury during the Utah Jazz's loss to the Memphis Grizzlies.
Rapper Jay-Z is scheduled to perform during the Super Bowl halftime show.