Finnish Man Released From Police Custody After Being Suspected Of Terrorism in London The man was stopped by the London police at Heathrow Airport while attempting to board a connecting flight.
Life Sentence For Finland’s First Condemned Terrorist: The Moroccan Knife Attacker According to the court, the man committed his crimes with full intent and in an especially cruel way.
We Sampled Eight Dishes at the Taste of Helsinki Gourmet Food Festival – Here’s What We Thought We explored the gourmet flavors of the city at the Taste of Helsinki culinary festival that opened on Thursday.
Nine Things That Finland Can Learn From the Terrorist Attack in Turku Last Year An independent investigation team has completed a safety investigation of the stabbings that took place in Turku on August 18, 2017.
President Sauli Niinistö: We Are Not Grasping the Urgency to Combat Climate Change President Niinistö was speaking at the Finlandia Hall in Helsinki to about 500 Finnish climate influences and international guests on Wednesday morning.
Low Use of Antibiotics and Pesticides Prove the Strengths of Finnish Food Production in International Comparison The good situation in terms of animal and plant diseases is something quite unique as well.
The Police Shoot At a Man Who Was Walking With a Gun In Helsinki’s Ruskeasuo District The police received an alarm of a man walking with a gun early on Tuesday morning.
FM Timo Soini: “We Are Living in a World Where the Risk of Terrorism is All Too Real For Our Countries” "It's good to be aware of such possibility but one should not give away to fear and poison," Soini said.
2,000 People Join the Pride Parade in Tampere – View the Pictures This year, there will be a record number of Pride events arranged across the country.
Such A Doggy Nation! – In Finland, Pets Are Important Family Members As an animal lover, I took a closer look at pet ownership in this Nordic country and found out some of the things that make it unique.
Finland Has the Best Environment For Preventing Illicit Trade Finland tops the government policy category and ranks 5th in the supply and demand category.
Ethiopian Foreign Minister Workneh Gebeyehu Discusses Development Cooperation in Finland Ethiopia is one of the fastest growing economies in the world.
Over 7,000 People Still Without Electricity – ‘Toivo’ Storm Runs Amok in Eastern Finland And Knocks Down Trees On Monday evening, there were reports of 40,000 people without electricity in eastern parts of the country, namely in the Northern Karelia region.
Fistfights and Booze – The End of School Celebrations Keep The Police Busy The weather was hot and sunny, so the beaches, parks and market squares were dotted with 13- to 17 year-olds across the country,
60 Years In the Making – The First Finnish Motorway E18 Is Now Finished The E18 motorway connection from Turku to Vaalimaa is now fully completed. The connection is very important for business and safety.
100 Years of Protecting the Country – The Finnish Defense Forces Celebrate With Massive War Equipment Display at the Senate Square With this public display, the Finnish Defense Forces remind us about their vital role, built on Finland’s circumstances and needs.
Domestic, Open Land Strawberries To Arrive At Stores Next Week The first strawberries will arrive from the south-western parts of the country.
The Finnish Flag Turns 100 The Finnish parliament debated the flag issue in spring 1918, and on May 28 approved the proposal of its constitutional committee for a new national symbol.
In Jyväskylä, Dogs Help University Students in Their Studies In Jyväskylä, Central Finland, dogs serve as companions and aid students during their language learning process.
‘NoCore’ Explores Masculinity and Homosexuality Within the Migration The title signifies the empty shell that remains when a person is forced to censure her- or himself when forced to move to another country due to discrimination.
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas Talks German Cars and the Openness of Global Trade While Visiting Finland Among others, the ministers talked about the planned tariffs on car imports in the US.
The New Ambassador of the US to Finland Robert Pence: I will Do Everything to Enchance Relations Between Finland and the US Ambassador Pence started his job on Monday at the American Embassy in Kaivopuisto, Helsinki.
Millennium Prize Winner Tuomo Suntola Makes the Modern Smartphone Work Suntola’s innovation, ALD (atomic layer deposition), is a nanoscale technology in use all over the world.
Significance of Labor Migration Increases Smooth permit procedures play a significant role in attracting international talents and workers to Finland.
Half of the Foreign Students in Higher Education Are Planning to Stay in Finland After Their Studies The percentage of happy foreign students is very high.
Finland Boosts Economic Relations with Indonesia There is demand for capital goods, machinery and equipment in Indonesia, which are among Finland’s most important export products.
Finnish Heavyweight Boxer Robert Helenius Wants the EU Champion Belt: ‘I Am the King of the Nordics’ Helenius wants to challenge the title-holder, Swedish Otto Wallin.
Get Ready For Hot Weather Again, Starting From Sunday This May is likely to become the hottest one in the 2000s.
The Japanese Cherry Trees in Roihuvuori Are in Full Bloom – View The Beautiful Pictures Over 150 cherry trees are in full bloom.
President of Iceland in Finland: “Together We are Stronger” President of Iceland Gudni Thorlacius Johannesson is in Finland for a visit with his spouse, First Lady Eliza Reid.
Metallica Donates 25,000 Euros to The Finnish Charity That Organizes Bread Queues for Thousands The charity check took the organizers by surprise.
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