Immigration and the importance of foreign languages were some of the topics covered during The Great Election Debate at Sanomatalo in Helsinki.
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When Marco de Wit, chairman of the Finnish People First Party, began explaining his policies, a group of teenagers started attacking him.
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In ‘Vedenneito,’ the viewer gets to experience the beauty of Lake Saimaa in summer and winter through a teenager’s eyes.
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The purpose of the list is to bring visibility to the living heritage and to share good practices among countries.
Read MoreIn Dumbo, Burton’s attention to detail is out of this world. So is the film.
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Here’s how Father’s Day came to Finland.
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The first Savoy JazzFest gathered a crowd of nearly 2,200 and gave the audience incredible performances.
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Humanitarian organization Plan International Finland wants to remind people to keep away from smiling.
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Disappointment was one of the reasons.
Read MoreThe two-hour epic starts slowly and confusingly but just when you begin feeling sleepy, it picks up on speed.
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We watched the first three episodes of ‘Moominvalley’ (2019) to find out if the new adaptation is worth the watch.
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We documented President Sauli Niinistö’s last hockey game of the season, up close and personal.
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Over a hundred trucks circled around the Helsinki center on Thursday afternoon as nearly 4,000 seniors of upper secondary schools climbed on in their costumes to spread joy and candy.
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Here are the snowiest places right now.
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Finland Today talked to British actress Rosamund Pike about the inner life of Moominmamma.
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Nordic ministers summon in Helsinki to combat global warming.
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View the pictures of cheers and tears.
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Skier Iivo Niskanen is the Athlete of the Year.
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The snowfall has already brought almost 10 centimeters of snow on the ground in Helsinki.
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Hundreds of upper secondary schoolers call for action. Climate action.
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There had been a gentle curve on the road, and there was a heavy snowfall.
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Since August 30 last year, about 270,000 people have visited the museum.
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Here are five common things that will change in 2019.
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Jason Momoa is a superhero. He’s half man, half fish.
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On Wednesday, President Sauli Niinistö and his spouse, Jenni Haukio, received the traditional Christmas greetings.
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View the highlights of this year’s Lucia ceremony.
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The practically perfect nanny is back. But why make a dated sequel?
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Here’s our reportage of what happened during the various marches and protests on Finland’s Independence Day.
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Finland Today followed the march of neo-Nazis and nationalists and observed the counter-protests during Finland’s 101st Independence Day.
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Finland Today captured the highlights of the morning ceremonies in Helsinki.
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View the pictures captured by Tony Öhberg for Finland Today.
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Do you like boxing or Rocky? If so, you’re in for a treat.
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After receiving complaints about the signs, Parliamentary Ombudsman Petri Jääskeläinen has declared that they are a direct violation of the Language Act.
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Finland has hefty goals such as strengthening human rights in Europe and talking Russia into staying in the council.
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Here’s what the US president probably really meant, according to a Finnish forest professor.
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It’s a captivating example of Rowling’s screenwriting talent.
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The sun is about to make an appearance.
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Tomorrow, during Father’s Day, it’s only recommended that flags are flown to honor fathers but the custom is not stipulated by law.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel met with Prime Minister Juha Sipilä late on Wednesday evening.
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This is how rural Finland went all out during All Saints’ Day.
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During the years 1995-2014, according to the Family Federation of Finland, a total of 1,138 minors got married.
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On Thursday evening, the government introduced a new proposal to the labor unions considering the right of small companies to sack their employees.
Read MoreAccording to Santa Claus, during the winter there should be a lot of snow and cold temperatures.
Read MoreTuukka Temonen is one of the most powerful Finnish directors of period pieces.
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According to Soini, when speaking about renewing all forms of energy production in Finland, that according to him, “is nonsense of the worst kind.”
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We attended the historical session at the Nordic Business Forum in Helsinki.
Read MoreWe interviewed Executive Director Kati Pulli of SEY why fur farming should be banned in Finland.
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In a survey by the Ministry of Transport and Communications, 52 percent of the respondents supported the idea of staying in wintertime.
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Returning glass bottles and cans to the store and collecting a small deposit of it is second nature to Finns. Now, juice containers may bring money in the pocket as well.
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Cameramen were waiting at the gates of Kesäranta when President Niinistö arrived in a grey hoodie with his dog.
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