How Angry Birds and prospects of Chinese funding power visions of the shortest-ever route from China to Europe
ANALYSIS: A new Arctic rail link could position Finland as China's gateway to Europe.
I have just come back from Oulu, a major city in northern Finland, where temperatures dropped to minus 26 degrees Celsius (minus 15 Fahrenheit). Oulu may soon be an important stop on the shortest route between China and central Europe the world has ever seen.
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