Finland News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th May, and here’s your Finland daily news capsule.

Green Party proposes a nine billion euro savings plan, targeting pensions and road usage fees.

Putin faces growing challenges within Russia, needing to communicate effectively with the public.

New HS poll shows record support for the Left Alliance, reaching its highest level in thirty years.

EU moves closer to a trade agreement with the United States, amid ongoing negotiations.

Sauli Niinistö shares his vision for Europe, reflecting on past skepticism towards his ideas.

Elderly individuals are impacting unemployment rates, with one 80-year-old stating he feels no guilt.

No jackpot winners in Tuesday's Eurojackpot, with a prize pool reaching 118 million euros.

Finnish official warns that threatening drones will be shot down, emphasizing the need for action.

Police report multiple bear sightings in Jyväskylä, advising caution to residents.

The U.S. plans to withdraw troops from Europe, raising concerns about regional security.

NATO fighter jet shoots down a drone, revealing tensions in the Baltic region.

WHO issues a serious warning about Ebola, as researchers confirm a deadly outbreak.

Finland's Terrafame focuses on rare scandium, drawing interest in its industrial developments.

New research suggests positive thinking may aid in the fight against cancer.

A young girl learns she has rheumatoid arthritis on her ninth birthday, sharing her story.

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