Wake – up: Joint search starts next week Decision on the EU principle opposed by Poland and Hungary

Almost 57,000 young people drop out of primary school in the early summer, and their upper secondary school time was overshadowed by a pandemic. Distance school and lack of support have made it difficult to complete studies, and several professions have had to be accessed remotely when Korona stopped company visits. The joint application for secondary education will start next Tuesday.

The European Court of Justice today gives a major ruling on committing EU money to the rule of law. A member state must abide by the rules of the principle, such as safeguarding the independence of the judiciary, if it wants to share in the EU’s common currency. The decision is unlikely to silence Poland and Hungary, which are vehemently opposed to the rule of law mechanism.

According to a recent study, the onset of wisdom teeth in young Finns has come early. In seventy years of change has accumulated for as many as two years. There is not much research on this yet, but today there are at least two factors that are contributing to the onset of wisdom teeth: being overweight and socio-economic factors, i.e. better living conditions. Even today, most wisdom teeth are removed because most of the time they do not fit in the mouth.

Wednesday is a busy Finnish day in Beijing. There are medal opportunities in at least three sports: women’s and men’s doubles and women’s hockey. Sports watches the competitions relentlessly online and in Areena.

Snow is expected from this morning, especially in Northern Ostrobothnia and Kainuu. During the afternoon and evening, the next rainfall area spreads to the southwest and west. The coolest is in Lapland. Driving conditions are poor in many places due to snow and sleet and slippery road surfaces, except in Lapland.