Finnish Skier Provoked Anger in Sweden: 'He Just Walked By'
Finnish skier Ari Luusua's participation in the prestigious Vasaloppet race has sparked outrage in Sweden due to his recent doping history.
34-year-old Finnish-heritage war hero promoted to general
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy promoted Denys Prokopenko to the rank of brigadier general, making him one of the youngest generals in Ukraine's history.
A Finnish-Persian Woman Thanks Trump Profusely – 'I Was Shaking'
A Finnish-Persian activist expresses her gratitude towards President Trump after the U.S. strikes against Iran, highlighting her emotional response to the news and her family's history.
This Day in History: Kalevala Day in Finland
February 28 is celebrated as Kalevala Day in Finland, marking the day Eliass Lenrüt published the first edition of the Finnish epic 'Kalevala' in 1835.
The Finnish Cultural Foundation awarded Veli-Pekka Lehtola for his contributions to Sámi culture
The Finnish Cultural Foundation has awarded emeritus professor Veli-Pekka Lehtola a significant prize for his work in promoting Sámi culture, although he expresses mixed feelings about the honor.
Huuhkajat goalkeeper made history - Clean sheet in Euro debut
The Finnish goalkeeper achieved a clean sheet in his European debut during a match at the historic Neckarstadion in Stuttgart.
The story of a 17-year-old Finnish girl murdered 66 years ago still raises questions
The murder of 17-year-old Kyllikki Saari in Finland over six decades ago remains officially unsolved and continues to evoke intrigue and discussion.
Finnish quantum company IQM makes history: goes public in the United States
Finnish quantum computing company IQM has become the first of its kind to list on the stock exchange in the United States, with an estimated value of $1.8 billion.
Column: Hetta's Unnecessary Struggle
Yleisradio celebrates its 100-year history by showcasing 100 Finnish films, including classic titles from the past century that resonate with audiences.
Historic Discovery in the Grave Excavations of Queen Kaarina Maununtytär: The Queen's Gold Ring Hid in a Rat's Nest
A significant archaeological find in the grave of Queen Kaarina Maununtytär has revealed a gold ring used by the queen, making this a notable discovery in Finnish history.
Former supo chief reveals: There is also another Tiitinen list
A former head of the Finnish Security Intelligence Service (supo), Saana Nilsson, discloses in her book the discovery of a document mistakenly thought to be the infamous Tiitinen list, which rather turned out to be a list of the best lunch spots in Helsinki.
Do you recognize these old objects? A score of 10/10 is not easily achieved
The article presents a quiz on recognizing old household items used over a century ago, emphasizing the historical context of daily life before modern conveniences.
This is how the deadliest sniper defended Finland's freedom
The article draws parallels between the Finnish Winter War against the Soviet Union and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, highlighting themes of resistance and propaganda.
Antti Hyvärinen passed away early – A wonderful gesture at the Olympics
The article commemorates Antti Hyvärinen, who made history as the first Finnish and non-Norwegian ski jumping Olympic champion and reflects on the legacy he left behind, especially in the context of the upcoming Olympics in Milan-Cortina.
IS: Rap duo shines with their absence at the Emma Gala – Behind it is a crime web
Finnish rap duo Jore & Zpoppa will not attend the upcoming Emma Gala due to ongoing issues related to their member's criminal history.
Kaisa Mäkäräinen's emotional message to Suvi Minkkinen
Kaisa Mäkäräinen expressed her heartfelt congratulations to Suvi Minkkinen, who made history as the first Finnish woman to win an Olympic medal in biathlon.
Suvi Minkkinen Could Not Resist the Temptation – Video Goes Viral: 'I Couldn’t Miss the Opportunity'
Finnish biathlete Suvi Minkkinen made history by winning a bronze medal at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, becoming the first Finnish woman to do so, and celebrated with a humorous viral video.
Suvi Minkkinen made history – Now speaks the previous Finnish biathlon Olympic medalist
Suvi Minkkinen has made history as the first Finnish female biathlete to win a medal, with Ville Räikkönen praising her performance in a thrilling race.
Finland's Suvi Minkkinen Makes Biathlon History: Today Was a Day Nothing Shattered My Confidence
Finnish biathlete Suvi Minkkinen won a bronze medal in the women's pursuit event at the Milano Cortina Olympics, marking the first Olympic medal for a Finnish woman in biathlon history.
Test Your Knowledge of Finnish History – Only the Most Cultured Score 10/10
This article presents a quiz designed to test readers' knowledge of Finnish history, claiming that only those well-versed in the subject can achieve a perfect score.
The legend could not follow Suvi Minkkinen's performance at home - He ran into the forest
Olympic medalist Heikki Ikola chose to follow Suvi Minkkinen’s Olympic performance alone in the forest, expressing his excitement and pride as she made history for Finnish women in biathlon.
What pick-and-mix sweets do you choose? It can reveal your age
The consumption patterns of pick-and-mix sweets among Finnish people provide insights into cultural attitudes towards sweets and highlight demographic differences in consumption.
Veikkaus: The Helsinki Woman Who Won 74.1 Million Euros in Eurojackpot Plans to Buy a Horse
A woman from Helsinki won a record 74.1 million euros in the Eurojackpot lottery, the largest single win in Finnish gambling history, and plans to buy a horse with her prize money.
From Lahti's Joinery Factory to Asko
The parent company of Asko and Sotka, Indoor Group, has filed for bankruptcy due to being over-indebted and insolvent, potentially marking the end of over a century of Finnish furniture manufacturing history.
"Death from the forests, lakes, and the sky above!" – the conditions of the Winter War horrified the British
The article discusses how the harsh conditions faced by Finnish soldiers during the Winter War were shocking to the British, as highlighted in a 1940 news reel.
The Host Didn't Even Dare to Drive to the Village with This Tunturi - Mika Saw Something Different in the Moped
Mika Lehtonen has dedicated himself to restoring an old Tunturi moped, which was once considered undesirable, showcasing a unique piece of Finnish automotive history.
Ilmari Käihkö's column: Remembering our Civil War also reminds us of the difficulty of discussing war
Ilmari Käihkö reflects on the complex issues surrounding the commemoration of the Finnish Civil War, questioning whether it is appropriate to celebrate any war.
15-year-old Kaarina taken as the king's mistress – soon all the secrets of 'Finland's queen' will be revealed
Researchers are set to examine the remains of Kaarina Maununtytär, who became the mistress of the Swedish king at the age of 15, revealing her identity and life more than 400 years later.
PHOTOS ⟩ The great-grandson of a professor who fled the Soviet occupation found his way back to his great-grandfather's house with a cello
A Finnish cello duo performed at Tammekannu Villa in Estonia, the former home of a geographer professor whose great-grandson played in the duo.
AK FOCUS: Otto Strandman, who died a martyr's death, was like Estonia's Alexei Navalny
The article discusses the diplomatic uncertainty and fear faced by Estonia before signing a treaty with the bases, revealing insights from Finnish ambassador Harri Holma's secret report and letters from Otto Strandman to his loved ones.
Proposal on Stalin in Parliament
Member of Parliament Eeva-Johanna Eloranta has submitted a proposal for a memorial moment in honor of Finnish parliamentarians who were killed during Stalin's purges in the Soviet Union, with the Parliament's presidium planning to address the matter later.
Ben Zyskowicz became emotional to tears
During a parliamentary questioning session, Speaker Jussi Halla-aho praised veteran MP Ben Zyskowicz for his long tenure of nearly 47 years in the Finnish Parliament, making him the longest-serving MP in its history.