Finland News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th May, and here’s your Finland daily news capsule.

Putin's speech shows a significant shift, raising concerns about fragile optimism.

Experts warn that a law in Finland could lead to children's teeth falling out.

Police investigate staff at a care facility for the disabled in Kajaani for alleged crimes.

At least 45 BMWs have caught fire in Finland due to the same defect.

Trump's visit to China leaves a lasting impression, with tensions rising between him and Xi.

Eurovision excitement builds as Finland prepares for the second semi-final today.

NHL news: a rookie shines, echoing the legendary Teemu Selanne's past feats.

S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit new record highs, showcasing a strong market performance.

A survey reveals if you'll be watching the Eurovision final this year.

Jouko Myrrä receives a warm welcome at Tampere Arena, highlighting team spirit.

Erika Vikman dazzles in Vienna, captivating the audience at Eurovision.

A mother struggles as her special needs child is left without a school placement.

Local residents express outrage over plans for a controversial bridge in Espoo.

Germany faces backlash as a popular chocolate bar shrinks without notice.

A new study shows that screening saves hundreds of lives each year, despite rising cancer cases.

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