He is the 12th head of state since Finland achieved independence from Russia in 1917... READ MORE›
The report, titled Vision for an Arctic Railroad, was delivered to Finnish and Norwegian transport officials on January 19... READ MORE›
The 69-year-old Niinisto, known for cultivating good relations with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, won his second six-year term with an overwhelming 62.7 percent of the vote... READ MORE›
If he succeeds, it would be a first since Finland introduced a two-round presidential election by popular vote in 1994... READ MORE›
Finland's president Niinisto tipped for re-election in first round vot... READ MORE›
Finland's first dog, Lennu, a wrinkly nosed Boston terrier with a lolling tongue, has become a bona fide celebrity in the country, and beyond... READ MORE›
The European Centre of Excellence for Countering Hybrid Threats Hybrid CoE in Helsinki, Finland... READ MORE›
Rumor has it there is a crA?che somewhere in Santa Claus Village, but finding it is a challenge... READ MORE›
The state agency says the pair was found Saturday morning in the Gulf of Finland in the Baltic Sea... READ MORE›
Finnish babies nap outside Finland is the home of baby box... READ MORE›
Finns have a pretty deep rooted idea of social democracy. So does Finland agree with the American perception that it's a utopian paradise?... READ MORE›
Meanwhile, in Moscow, officials note that Russia has been closely associated with Finland's centenary celebrations which will be formally marked on Wednesday, its independence day... READ MORE›
Finland schools Subjects scrapped and replaced with 'topics' as country reforms its education system... READ MORE›
Thousands march in Helsinki, and other cities, after a fatal assault on a man who protested against a Neo-nazi group... READ MORE›
A man wielding a knife is shot and wounded by police after attacking people in the centre of Turku... READ MORE›
Police shot a suspect and are hunting possible other attackers after several people were stabbed in the city of Turku on Friday afternoon... READ MORE›
Fatal Knife Attack in Finland Is Investigated as Terrorism... READ MORE›
The police in Turku, in western Finland, said the attack was not being treated as a terrorist act, but the mans motive was unknown... READ MORE›
For, once seen, how could anyone forget the lyrical skylines of Edinburgh, Manhattan, Hong Kong or Helsinki?... READ MORE›
Abusive online harassment is hardly limited to pro-Russian Internet trolls... READ MORE›
Two NATO jets which were intercepting Russian planes over neutral waters near Estonia briefly violated Finnish airspace, the alliance said... READ MORE›
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Putin was speaking at the International Arctic Forum in Russia's northwestern city of Arkhangelsk... READ MORE›
Soviet submarine sightings caused Cold War security alerts in Sweden in the 1980s... READ MORE›
Sweden first introduced compulsory military service in 1901 but halted it in 2010 and replaced it with a volunteer army... READ MORE›
We are very protective of that region, Trump said at a joint news conference with visiting Finland President Sauli Niinisto... READ MORE›
Trump spoke during a joint press conference at the White House with Finnish President Sauli Niinisto... READ MORE›
FinlandA already has one of the best school education systems... READ MORE›
Turku lies on Finland's south-west coast about 160 kilometres west of the capital Helsinki... READ MORE›
Finland's economy minister Olli Rehn said The news on Nokia's new plans is very regrettable ..... READ MORE›
Prime Minister Juha Sipila said the asylum seekers deserve a human treatment and genuine welcome greeting from us Finns... READ MORE›
Plus, it helps that Finland is not Russia's main target when it comes to undermining European unity... READ MORE›
Helsinki Finland's millionaire Prime Minister Juha Sipila said on Saturday he would make his home in the north of the country available to refugees... READ MORE›
Finland had been preparing to reject up to 20,000 asylum seekers from 2015, but the number of voluntary returnees could significantly reduce that figure... READ MORE›
So, Finland is a supporter of free trade and investment flow, said Sipila... READ MORE›
Leader of populist Finns party rejects suggestion that Finland could provide EUR40m towards project... READ MORE›
The images above are the opening scenes in the 2008 documentary by Peter von Bagh called Helsinki Forever ... READ MORE›
Even before the collapse of the Soviet Union, Mr. Koivisto had started to lead Finland out of international isolation... READ MORE›
Nokia signs 1.5 billion framework deal with China Mobile... READ MORE›
Baltic nations tense as search for russian submarine continues... READ MORE›
Sweden decided last month to offer only three-year residence permits to many new asylum seekers rather than permanent status... READ MORE›
Police said they shot, but didn't kill, a man wielding a knife in Turku, west of the capital Helsinki, late on Friday... READ MORE›
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