Finland News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th February, and here’s your Finland daily news capsule.

Major oil spill reported in waterways of Lapland.

Russia launches significant missile strike on Kyiv, killing a child and injuring others.

Concerns rise over operations of a Russian-backed explosives company in Finland.

Trial begins for the murder of Minna Suominen, missing for 14 years, with witness challenges.

Järvi-Suomen Energia invests two million euros in Joutsa's power grid improvements.

EU Parliament approves a 90 billion euro loan package for Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.

Customer assaults security guard, leading to serious injuries.

Helsinki shipyard confirms construction of two icebreakers for the U.S. Coast Guard.

Meteorologist warns of dangerous cold snap just before ski holidays.

Pekka Vennamo passes away; remembered as a reformer in the telecommunications sector.

Russia threatens military action over Greenland, escalating tensions in the region.

U.S. Energy Secretary highlights historic turning point in relations with Venezuela.

New study reveals alarming health risks associated with certain sitting habits.

Researchers alarmed by deadly amoebas, posing a growing threat worldwide.

Three things to avoid when suffering from a bad cold.

New research suggests our ancestors faced traumatic events, impacting our genes today.

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