Finland News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd July, and here’s your Finland daily news capsule.

A man trapped for eight days in a collapsed shopping center in Venezuela has been rescued.

Putin's retaliation in Ukraine targets a hospital and residential buildings, resulting in a child's death.

The Finnish Defense Forces have canceled a multi-million euro contract with crisis company Summa Defence.

Donald Trump stirs confusion, claiming to have spoken with a president who died in 1919.

Workers speak out as Pirha outsources a large area to a public company, leading to immediate layoffs.

Political persecution from Russia reaches Finland, as Aleksandr struggles to find rental housing in Kuopio.

A man has died in a collision between a car and a truck in Nivala.

A rare archaeological discovery has been made in Turku, surprising locals and experts alike.

New images of the Garden Helsinki arena have been released amid ongoing controversy surrounding the project.

Minister Rydman has rejected funding for two research projects in Tampere, prompting university complaints.

A report reveals that Russian losses in Ukraine have reached nearly 1.5 million.

Russia's airstrike on Kyiv marks the deadliest attack of the ongoing conflict, with multiple casualties reported.

A new study suggests a factor may predict dementia risk decades before symptoms appear.

This cancer is the second most common in both men and women—don't ignore typical symptoms.

Ruisrock kicks off tomorrow, but the opening day artist has unexpectedly canceled their appearance.

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