Finland News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th January, and here’s your Finland daily news capsule.

Ella Kanninen's beloved aunt tragically died after being bound to a chair in a care home.

Flooding has spread unusually widely across the country, affecting buildings in several areas.

Agriculture ministers discussed farmers' concerns at protests in Brussels, addressing significant issues.

Finland's unemployment rate is the worst in Europe, with officials expressing deep concern over the figures.

Finland's withdrawal from the Ottawa landmine treaty will take effect soon, allowing military use.

A recent survey reveals that one in two believes corruption is widespread among national decision-makers.

National strategic choices in R&D policy aim to enhance sustainable growth and overall security.

A convicted Russian war criminal complained about prison conditions, prompting intervention from officials.

Defense innovations are set to create jobs and growth as Define expands nationally in Finland.

Three candidates remain in the running for the leadership of the Central Finland welfare area.

Putin's aide threatens Kaja Kallas as Ukraine shares images of alleged missile remnants.

Foreign Minister Valtonen is attending the security conference in Sälen, focusing on regional stability.

Over 60 high school students are preparing for a music theater premiere in Salo next week.

A treasure trove discovery in a nearby forest astonished a local man, leaving him speechless.

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