Finland News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th January, and here’s your Finland daily news capsule.

US Democrats threaten to block the budget package amid ongoing negotiations.

Snowfront moving in: Warnings issued for hazardous driving conditions across the region.

Nuuk goes dark, and the reason has now been revealed.

American puzzled by Finnish reluctance to leave the country amid Trump’s influence.

Ukraine and Russia announce peace talks could resume as early as next week.

WHO director criticizes US withdrawal, calling the reasons for leaving unfounded.

Alex Honnold climbs a 508-meter skyscraper without ropes, showcasing his daring skills.

New details emerge about the Finnish girl tortured in Thailand, leaving authorities baffled.

Ukrainian forces report heavy Russian strikes on Kyiv despite ongoing negotiations.

Researcher suggests Trump’s Greenland deal could have positive implications for Finland.

Finnish forces reportedly outperformed Americans in NATO’s Joint Viking 2025 exercise.

Landline phones are fading into history as the last exchange closes in Lahti.

Metsä Board acquires an archiving and service center in the Netherlands.

Sampo shares plunge sharply in the stock market amid broader European declines.

New car defects arise shortly after purchase, leaving owners frustrated with warranty issues.

New research reveals factors that may predict memory issues as we age.

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