Finland News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd January, and here’s your Finland daily news capsule.

In Switzerland, injured skiers from a ski resort fire are being transferred to neighboring countries for treatment.

A chilling weather forecast predicts temperatures could drop to minus forty degrees Celsius in Finland.

Heavy snow is causing dangerous driving conditions in the Helsinki metropolitan area, with more snow expected.

Former President Bolsonaro has been released from the hospital and is returning to prison immediately.

At least six people have died during protests in Iran, raising concerns about regional stability.

The Finnish Defense Minister reports that Russia has offered assistance to the crew of the Fitburg vessel.

Thousands are still without power following the Hannes storm, as residents adapt to life without electricity.

A restaurant in Espoo has burned down, and police suspect arson involving fireworks.

The New Year began mostly peacefully in Satakunta, despite a serious assault reported in Pori.

New information has emerged regarding Anthony Joshua's car accident, as he recovers from the incident.

Experts are discussing whether artificial intelligence can deliver a productivity boost for the economy.

A recent report highlights Finland's changing role amid global conflicts and economic challenges.

The latest trends in the Helsinki stock market reveal significant winners and losers from the past year.

A new audiobook by Kaisa Viitala features a unique protagonist, now available for listeners.

The film "Kotiapulainen" has received mixed reviews, with praise for the acting despite its low-budget appearance.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!