Researchers Criticize Proposal for Saimaa Fishing Ban: Experts Were Not Consulted – Here's the Author's Response
Researchers have criticized a proposal from the Eastern Finland Centre for Economic Development regarding fishing restrictions aimed at protecting the Saimaa ringed seal, stating that experts were not consulted during the preparation.
Shopping Center Struggles with Empty Space – Lappeenranta Seeks Industry in Place of Russian Tourists
Lappeenranta is considering repurposing a shopping area that flourished during Eastern tourism for industrial use due to significant declines in Russian tourist visits.
Lebanon says Israel killed teenage boy in its strikes
The Israeli army's airstrikes in eastern Lebanon resulted in the death of a Syrian teenager, according to the Lebanese Health Ministry.
Eastern Finland University studied the effects of the Eastern Railway: would expand and strengthen the labor market
The study from Eastern Finland University indicates that the Eastern Railway would positively impact the development of eastern Finland by enhancing accessibility and expanding the labor market.
Telegraph: Middle Eastern terrorist groups suspected of building secret tunnel from Belarus to Poland
Polish authorities are investigating a mysterious secret tunnel that was used by migrants crossing from Belarus, with experts suspecting involvement from groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, or ISIS.
Greenland Interested in Eastern Finland's Lessons – Wants More Digital Opportunities for Youth in Remote Areas, Despite Internet Struggles
Greenland's Ministry of Education and Culture is seeking to enhance digital skills and opportunities for youth in remote areas by learning from Eastern Finland's initiatives.
Eastern Finland police closed investigation into alleged female genital mutilation in Kuopio – no crime has occurred
The Eastern Finland police have concluded their preliminary investigation into an alleged case of female genital mutilation in Kuopio, determining that no crime took place.
"Would you take me next to you on the sauna benches?" - This is where Kari's adventure on the dating site ended
Kari, a resident of Eastern Finland, briefly explored online dating but chose to remain private about his experience due to fears of social backlash.
The Prime Minister's Office: Preparation of the Eastern Finland Special Economic Zone is in the final stages, proposal soon for political consideration
The preparation of the Eastern Finland Special Economic Zone is nearing completion, but doubts have arisen about governmental commitment due to recent statements from the finance minister.
"The numbers are ugly" – A full-fledged attack from Minja Koskelan in Parliament
Minja Koskelan criticized the Finnish government in Parliament for its handling of the country's unemployment situation, citing troubling statistics.
Price collapse in detached houses - Here the sharpest drop
Prices for old detached houses in Finland have dropped for three consecutive years, with a nationwide decrease of 6.1% last year; the most significant drop recorded in Eastern Finland at 26%.
Finnish Research Featured on the Cover of Top Journal – Image from Minnesota
A Finnish ice fishing study appears on the cover of the prestigious journal Science, featuring an image from Minnesota instead of the actual research location in Eastern Finland.
This is the picture of Europe's economy: Asians are ramping up car production in Eastern Europe
Chinese automotive brands are experiencing significant growth while posing challenges to traditional economic models in Eastern Europe.
Snowfall continues - warnings of poor driving conditions
Heavy snowfall has swept across Finland, posing a risk for poor driving conditions especially in eastern and central areas of the country.
Turn in the 200,000-euro log house dispute – this is what happened to the buyer
The Eastern Finland Court of Appeal overturned a previous ruling, significantly reducing the compensation owed to the buyer of a log house.
Did Minister Purra Sabotage Tax Relief for Eastern Finland? Yle Investigates What the Uproar in Parliament Is About
A recent parliamentary discussion in Finland raises concerns about the future of proposed economic zones in Eastern Finland amidst ongoing regional challenges.
The United States has announced another boat strike in the Pacific – three died in the strike
At least three people have died following a U.S. military strike on a boat in the Eastern Pacific, part of ongoing anti-drug operations.
Dozens killed in Israeli strikes in Lebanon on Friday
At least ten people have died and 24 were wounded in Israeli strikes on eastern Lebanon, according to the Lebanese health ministry.
Eastern Finland Received Grim Message
The European Commission announced plans to support border regions affected by Russia's invasion, but Eastern Finland won't receive new EU funding.
Discount store sales continue to grow - Jula opened a store in Lappeenranta despite the absence of Russian tourists
The Swedish discount store Jula opened its first location in Eastern and Southeastern Finland in Lappeenranta, attracting over 200 customers on its first day, reflecting a trend of cautious consumer spending on home improvements instead of new purchases.
Surprising information about Ukraine's counter-offensive: "It is progressing"
Ukrainian forces are reportedly making progress in their counter-offensive in the eastern Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk regions.
Now the police correct their own statistics, which showed domestic violence had doubled in Eastern Finland – here is the explanation
The police in Eastern Finland have clarified that while domestic violence cases have risen, they have not doubled as earlier reported.
Emotions ran high during the question hour - A harsh response to Purra from Eastern Finland: 'A common failure or a major blunder?'
During a parliamentary question hour, opposition parties demanded concrete actions from the government to improve the situation in Eastern Finland, expressing dissatisfaction with currently stalled economic initiatives.
Ukraine's loss in 'horrifyingly long battles'
Russia has practically captured the cities of Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad in eastern Ukraine after months of heavy fighting.
Young People Waiting in Eastern Helsinki
A large crowd of young customers gathered outside the new Lager157 youth clothing store that opened in Roihupelto, Helsinki.
The reason for the weak ice conditions in Pyhäjärvi was revealed in Tampere - it is not the wastewater discharge pipe
A recent study in Tampere attributed the weak ice conditions on the eastern part of Pyhäjärvi to the high water flows of Tammerkoski, ruling out the impact of a nearby wastewater discharge pipe.
Billion Loans Promised for Eastern Border of EU Due to Russia's Aggression – No Direct Support Expected
The EU Commission has announced that countries along the eastern border suffering from Russia's aggression will have access to low-interest loans, but no direct financial support from the EU is planned.
If you receive this kind of phone call, you should be worried
A warning from the Eastern Finland police about significant fraud cases, including love scams costing nearly eight million euros last year.
A commuter stopped to get coffee – the car disappeared in an instant
A commuter's car was stolen while he briefly left it running to get coffee at a gas station.
Finnish truck driver found dead in Spain
A 70-year-old Finnish truck driver was found dead in the eastern part of Spain near Valencia, prompting an investigation by Finnish authorities.
Israel's drone strike killed four people at the Lebanon-Syria border
A recent Israeli drone strike in eastern Lebanon resulted in the deaths of four individuals affiliated with a Palestinian jihadist group connected to Hezbollah.
Dramatic sight: A herd of water buffaloes in a steaming hot spring in the middle of winter
A herd of water buffaloes is brought to hot springs in eastern Turkey during winter, attracting photographers and benefiting local farmers.
Swedish man suspected of several crimes apprehended at the eastern border
A Swedish man was arrested at the eastern border while trying to illegally enter Russia through Finland, facing multiple crime charges.
Police warns of a new unpleasant phenomenon in yards
Police in Eastern Uusimaa warns of a spike in car thefts occurring when owners leave their running vehicles unattended.
Stolen Running Cars – Don't Leave Your Car Unattended
Several incidents of running cars being stolen have been reported in Eastern Uusimaa, prompting police warnings to car owners.
The eastern border of Finland has become a tourist attraction, accessible only to a few – we investigated who has visited there
Finland's closed border crossing points have turned into a popular destination due to increased visitation by groups, necessitating the management of border personnel.
The police ordered the lynx to be put down
The Eastern Finland police have ordered the euthanization of a lynx that caused disturbances in North Karelia.
A Finnish Invention Was Supposed to Become the New 'Mine Horror' at the Eastern Border - It Turned Out Differently
The Finnish Defense Forces are not currently planning to adopt domestically manufactured jumping munitions to replace infantry mines due to unresolved technical performance requirements.
Two killed in the United States strike on drug boat in the Pacific Ocean
Two people have died following a U.S. strike on a suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific, according to the U.S. Southern Command.
Deadly disease spreads in Moscow – this is how Finland is preparing
Finland is proactively preventing the spread of rabies from Russia by distributing bait vaccines along its eastern border.
HS: Extensive ambiguities at the eastern border fence construction site
A construction company involved in building a fence at Finland's eastern border faced significant issues, including payment difficulties and a high-pressure environment, which were reported by multiple employees.
Commentary: Threat from the East – but what kind? This is what Finnish politicians are silent about
This article discusses the uncertainties and challenges Finland faces regarding geopolitical threats from the East, as articulated by President Alexander Stubb during the opening of parliament amid global turmoil.
The storage hall at the Eastern border hides a special past - this is where all of Finland's 'Button Eyes' came from
The article reveals the historical significance of a storage hall at Finland's Eastern border, which was once the center for the production of unique ceramic dolls known as 'Nappisilmät' or 'Button Eyes'.
Two died when the United States struck a suspected drug boat in the Pacific Ocean
The U.S. military reports a lethal strike on a vessel suspected of drug trafficking in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, resulting in two fatalities.
The use of the Spider Lot will be decided by a competition - a residential building is not wanted on the special site by the river
The city of Turku plans to hold a competition to determine the future use of the Spider Lot, located on the eastern shore of the Aura River, with a specific stipulation that no residential buildings will be allowed.
Research reveals: Wind power complaints stem from distrust, not opposition to the energy form
A study by the University of Eastern Finland finds that complaints about wind power primarily relate to the implementation of projects rather than ideological opposition to wind energy.
Dark Information about Families in Eastern Finland - The Police Has an Estimate on What 96% Is Due To
In Eastern Finland, reports of domestic violence skyrocketed by 96% in 2025, with nearly three incidents recorded daily across the regions of North and South Savo and North Karelia.
Iran and the United States to negotiate in Oman on Friday
Negotiations between the United States and Iran regarding nuclear talks will proceed in Oman, following pressure from Middle Eastern leaders for the Trump administration not to withdraw from the talks.
Applicants to the Eastern Finland school have collapsed - only four children applied for first grade in Imatra
The number of applicants to the Eastern Finland school, specializing in Russian language and culture, has significantly decreased, with only four children applying for first grade in Imatra this year compared to 90 applicants in 2014.
Charges against police for over a hundred crimes in North Savonia - suspected of accessing people's data during free time
The senior constable of the Eastern Finland Police Department is facing charges for nearly 140 crimes, including data protection violations, as part of an extensive investigation involving almost a hundred victims.