TV | Clear News | Wednesday 26.11.2025

Finnish economy. Orange days. Stella Polaris. Weather.

Finnish economy

First, news about the Finnish economy.

The European Commission will start closely monitoring the development of the Finnish economy. The reason is that, in the Commission’s opinion, the Finnish economy is doing poorly. The Finnish state has too much debt. Finland must tell the European Commission about plans to improve the economy.

The European Commission will begin monitoring the development of the Finnish economy. There are now 10 countries in the EU whose economies are under the Commission’s surveillance.

Orange days

Now the topic is the UN campaign.

The UN Women’s Orange Days campaign has begun. The aim of the campaign is to reduce violence against women.

Buildings are illuminated in orange all over the world. In Finland, over 150 buildings are illuminated in orange.

The color orange signifies hope for a future free from violence.

The UN’s Orange Days campaign has begun.

Last year, around 50,000 women or girls died worldwide at the hands of a partner or family member.

Stella Polaris

Next, culture.

Stella Polaris Theatre is celebrating its 35th anniversary. Stella Polaris is an improvisational theatre. This means that the actors do not have a script. The characters and story of the theatre performance are created during the performance.

There are now improvisational theaters in many places in Finland. Stella Polaris artistic director Mikko Penttilä:

-Stella has managed to train a huge number of competitors for herself in these 35 years. Improvisational theatre is alive and well, and that is certainly largely thanks to Stella Polaris.

Stella Polaris Theatre is celebrating its 35th anniversary. In these pictures, Stella Polaris actors are rehearsing for a performance at the Aleksanteri Theatre in Helsinki.

Weather

Still a weather forecast.

The weather is mainly cloudy. There may be some sunshine in the south. Snow is falling in western Lapland. Driving conditions are poor on the roads in the north.