Finland: Helsinki and Tampere eye Eurovision 2027 hosting bid
As Finland eagerly awaits the outcome of Eurovision 2026, attention is already turning to a potential hosting…
Spain, Slovenia, Ireland urge EU to debate Israel pact suspension
Spain, Slovenia and Ireland on Tuesday called on the European Union to hold a discussion on suspending its…
Criminal probe into suspected territorial violation continues
Ukrainian drone crash The criminal investigation into the drone found at Iitti in Finland on Saturday continued, said…
S-Group to sell all Prisma supermarkets in Estonia
Finnish retail giant SOK of the S-Group decided to sell all of the outlets of its grocery chain…
Finland sees record warmest average temperature in March
The average temperature in March was record-high across almost the entire country, according to the Finnish Meteorological Institute…
Scientists train to dive beneath polar ice as climate change warms Arctic, Antarctica | News
KILPISJÄRVI, Finland – As bubbles rippled across the frigid Finnish lake, diver Daan Jacobs emerged from a hole…
Fishing boat disrupts German start-up’s rocket test flight in Norway
The second test flight of German start-up Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum rocket was called off moments before lift-off at…
Stubb, Jetten for strengthening role of Europe in NATO
President Alexander Stubb and Prime Minister of the Netherlands Rob Jetten on Wednesday met in Helsinki and discussed…
Rising energy prices to slowdown Finland’s economic growth
Bank of Finland forecasts Finland’s economy will grow more slowly than previously estimated between 2026 and 2028 as…
Legionella bacteria cause record number of pneumonia in Finland
A record number of cases of pneumonia caused by legionella bacteria were detected in Finland last year, said…
Number of sexual abuses by teenagers on rise in Finland
There has been a sharp rise in the number of suspected sexual offences reported to the police where…
85% large Finnish firms see immigration as prerequisite for GDP growth: OP survey
Despite high unemployment rates, up to 85 per cent of large companies operating in Finland see increasing immigration…