Category: Nation
Jussi Awards 2025: Film About Resilient Islanders Grabs Most Awards, But Splatter Film Receives Historic Recognition
Read our report, watch the video and enjoy the photos from our coverage of this year’s Jussi Awards, where history was made.
Finland’s Weather Outlook: Warming Trend and Rainy Days Ahead
Beginning next week, it is anticipated that Finland will experience rainfall on the majority of days across various regions.
Finland Reigns Supreme: The World’s Happiest Country for Eight Consecutive Years as U.S. Falls to 24th Place
Finland, the happiest country in the world, has maintained its top position for eight consecutive years. Here are some reasons behind this happiness.
Finnish President Stubb Welcomes Ukrainian President Zelensky in Secretive Helsinki Visit; PICS AND VIDEO
In the heart of Helsinki, a discreet yet pivotal meeting unfolded on March 19th, as President Alexander Stubb welcomed President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine to the hallowed halls of the Presidential Palace.
Egg Prices Are Set to Surge in America; U.S. Asks Finland for Help, but We Can’t Meet the Demand
The U.S. is exploring potential imports from Europe, with Finland being approached for assistance.
Sunny Wednesday Ahead, but Temperatures Fluctuate Across Finland This Week
Temperatures are expected to fluctuate throughout the week, but sunshine is on the horizon.
Mikko Antila: The Soulful Vibraphonist Captivating Audiences with Timeless Jazz
Vibraphonist Mikko Antila took the stage with bassist Joonas Tuuri and drummer Teppo Mäkynen at Hakasalmen huvila, enchanting an appreciative crowd with a blend of nostalgia and excitement.
Bakery Strike Causes Bread Shortage: Consumers Face Empty Shelves Amid Ongoing Negotiations
The bakery strike is affecting bread selection in stores, leading to partly empty shelves and potential worsened shortages over the weekend.
Snowy Monday Ahead: Central Finland Braces for Heavy Snowfall While Southern Regions Enjoy a Mild 7 C! Then It Gets Much Cooler.
Central Finland may see heavy snowfall on Monday, with temperatures around zero. Southern Finland could reach seven degrees Celsius, and cool temperatures are likely to persist.
We Walked with the King: Two Days of Smiles with the Danish Royals
The visit of Danish royalty was a delightful mix of cheerful smiles and serious business, creating a captivating atmosphere that delighted observers, from the media to guests in festive attire.
Candles for Ukraine: Helsinki Lights Up in a Powerful Show of Solidarity – VIDEO
Candle-lit vigil in Helsinki marks three years of Russia’s agression on Ukraine. The candles will be sent to Ukraine to support the frontline.
Finland Stands with Ukraine: Flags, Lights and Unity on War Anniversary
Finland commemorates the anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with powerful displays of solidarity. The initiatives include flying flags, illuminating buildings in Ukraine’s national colors, and hosting a public candle-lighting ceremony at the Senate Square.
Finnish President Stubb Visits Ukraine, Calls for Renewed Focus in Peace Talks
Finnish President Alexander Stubb visits Ukraine, emphasizing Finland’s support during Russia’s war and delivering a speech on assistance for Ukraine.
Bears Emerge from Hibernation at Korkeasaari Zoo: Playful Snowy Adventures Begin!
The bears at Korkeasaari Zoo have awakened from their hibernation and are now venturing into their snowy enclosure, gradually adapting to the arrival of spring.
Snow, Freezing Rain and Holiday Traffic: Finland Braces for a Busy Weekend on the Roads
Holiday traffic increases as southern Finland residents head home, while central Finland travelers begin their vacations.
Finns Vote Jukka Risikko’s Lakeside Scene as 2024’s Most Beautiful Stamp – Explore the Top 10 Gallery
Jukka Risikko’s serene lakeside photography has captivated the hearts of Finns, earning recognition as Finland’s most beautiful stamp of 2024.
‘Häjyt 2’ Movie Review: Not Too Much Talk, Just Enough Action – A Very Zen Blockbuster in Finnish Style
In Häjyt 2, suspense takes over the lack of dialogue and action in the Finnish-style blockbuster.
Swedish Activists Vandalize Finland’s Parliament Building; Finnish Elokapina Shares the Responsibility
Swedish and Finnish activists with fire extinguishers and red paint defaced the Finnish Parliament Building on Wednesday.
‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ Film Review: 100% Score, But Did You Know That the Star of the First Part Was Married to a Finn?
Great film! But what do you know about Renny Harlin?
‘Blink Twice’ Film Review: Let’s Eat the Rich Again in a Surprisingly Good Movie
‘Blink Twice’ is a pleasant surprise! It’s unexpectedly good. A movie that will keep you glued to your seat.
VIDEO: Tuska Metal Festival Opens Its Gates
If you like heavy metal or want to try something new, Tuska is the only place to be in Helsinki this weekend.
Two Brothers Help People Reduce Carbon Footprint with AI-Powered Eco-Friendly Travel Recommendations
In response to the growing demand for sustainable travel, Biliki.AI has emerged as a one-stop sustainable travel planner.
Six Years of Waiting Did Not Help BASF in Finland to Start Production
BASF chose Harjavalta as the first European site to produce battery materials for the European automotive market, but is now forced to announce layoffs.
The Suspected School Shooter in Vantaa Planned His Attack, According to the Police; One Victim Killed, Two Girls Fight for Life
The events leading up to Tuesday’s school shooting in Viertola have begun to unfold. Here’s what we know so far.
Vantaa School Shooting Claims One 12-Year-Old Victim and Leaves Two Seriously Injured
The shooting at Viertola school in Vantaa left a 12-year-old dead and two students of the same age seriously injured. The incident sent shockwaves through the nation on Tuesday.
Student, 12, Suspected in Vantaa School Shooting; Three Pupils Injured
Police suspect a minor shot other students at Viertola school, Vantaa.
Fintraffic: Easter Traffic on Good Friday Similar to a Quiet Sunday
Fintraffic had previously estimated that Good Friday traffic would be heavy between the morning...
‘An Import Ban Would be Catastrophic’; Minister Rydman Explains Why the Nickel and Fertilizer Trade From Russia Continues
Wille Rydman (Finns), the minister of economic affairs, defends the nickel trade, saying Finland and other Western countries depend on Nornickel’s nickel refining.
Labor Unions Extend Strikes to Three Weeks; A Deeper Look at the ‘Political War’ in the World’s Happiest Country
Finland ranks as the happiest country in the world for the seventh year in a row. At the same time, trade unions and the government have reached a stalemate and companies have no choice but to leave their workers without pay.
Finland is the World’s Happiest Country for the Seventh Year in a Row
Finland, once again, is the happiest country in the world.