Finland News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st January, and here’s your Finland daily news capsule.

A tragic train accident in Spain leaves one dead and over thirty injured.

JP Kukkonen recounts a brutal attack in Helsinki’s nightlife, expressing disbelief at his survival.

No jackpot winners in the latest Eurojackpot draw, leaving many hopeful for next time.

Putin's advisor mocks Stubb, raising eyebrows over recent diplomatic tensions.

Minnesota's Democratic leaders called to testify against Trump’s immigration policies.

Expert warns Finland may need to cancel icebreaker purchases due to unforeseen issues.

Stunning northern lights illuminate the sky, captivating viewers across Finland.

Police respond to reports of children tormenting a neighborhood in Joensuu.

Jarno Limnell declines advisory role, emphasizing the importance of trust in politics.

A bed set on fire leads to police investigations into attempted murder in Nokia.

Analysis reveals a disconnect in understanding Trump’s America from a Finnish perspective.

Passenger train derails near Barcelona, resulting in the death of the driver and many injuries.

Social media nostalgia for 2016 grows, as users reminisce about simpler times.

Incredible performance from a Finnish teen in the NHL, breaking records in just his second game.

A new blood test could detect Alzheimer’s before symptoms appear, offering hope for early intervention.

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