After thirty years, a train is running between Sweden and Finland again. In early August, the first train departed from the Finnish city of Oulu to the Swedish Haparanda, where a connection now runs twice daily. The line is intended to boost tourism and trade in the northern, remote regions. The agreement was reached between the Finnish Transport and Communications...

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