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Yes, bestiality is legal in Finland. The country, together with Hungary and Romania, is one of the last countries where bestiality is not forbidden by the law. It is allowed by in the legistlation if the animal remains unharmed by the act.
Owning a house or an apartment in Finland is a risky investment, conculuded experts in the Suomi Areena panel discussion in Pori on Tuesday July 14th 2015. 68 percent of Finns live in own apartments and over 70 percent of the Finnish assets are tied in real estate.
Microsoft may lay off half of it's staff in Espoo, sources revealed to Länsiväylä newspaper. Microsoft has not yet confirmed the number of people affected by the shake-up announced last week, following write downs of Mobile Phones business purchased from Nokia. The information comes from anonymous sources close to Länsiväylä.
According to Zambian sources the well known Finnish business man Markku Ritaluoma and his associates in the Finnish Sunny Car Center have been hoaxed as the spokesman of Regina Chiluba reports the wife of the former president of Zambia has no plans to invest in Finland.
Live streaming video from the European Union press conference regarding Greece and the Euro.
Finnish telecom operator DNA announced the first unlimited mobile subscription in Finland. According to the company it is a first in the Nordic country.