Minister: Finns won’t pay for eurozone debt
A Finnish minister has said that the Scandinavian country does not intend to help pay the debts of other eurozone countries.
Prosecutors receive evidence against Finnair CEO
Evidence relating to suspicions that Finnair CEO Mika Vehviläinen received a bribe from pension firm Ilmarinen when selling his flat has been handed t...
Finnish family violence shelters fill in Midsummer holidays
More young women are seeking protection from domestic violence in Finland, according to the managing director of the Federation of Mother and Child Ho...
Survey: gender and class affect Finns’ health
An annual survey has revealed that gender and class differences play a big part in the lifestyle choices of Finns.
Modelling agency rapist faces fresh charges in Finland
A Finnish modelling agency director, who was jailed for 12-and-a-half years on rape charges in December, is to face fresh accusations of sex crimes af...
Helsinki hockey prediction octopus ‘misunderstood’
Finland’s sports soothsaying octopus was “misunderstood” when he predicted that his home nation would win this year’s Ice Hockey World Championships, ...
Bourdain’s No Reservations sinks teeth into Helsinki
A Helsinki episode of Anthony Bourdain’s popular No Reservations programme has aired in the US, with viewers across the pond voicing mixed opinions on...
Åland shipwreck beer could be brewed again
Finnish scientists say it could be possible to recreate the 170-year-old beer found alongside what is thought to be the world’s oldest drinkable Champ...