Is this the dumbest idea in a while or a groundbreaking stroke of genius for the automotive industry?
The automotive industry is at a crossroads as manufacturers in Europe and North America explore Extended-Range Electric Vehicles (EREVs) as a lighter, more affordable alternative to traditional electric vehicles.
A new epidemic strikes the Border Guard
A new adenovirus outbreak has been reported among conscripts at the Border Guard's company in Onttola, North Karelia, Finland.
A huge amount of snow hit Finland โ here there is still a meter of snow
Finland experiences a significant snowfall, with regions in the north measuring up to a meter of snow, while southern areas report much less.
University of Eastern Finland aims for a massive higher education institution โ intends to merge three universities of applied sciences
The University of Eastern Finland plans to create a new higher education consortium by merging three universities of applied sciences in Northern Savonia, North Karelia, and Kainuu.
The cross-country skiing season is ending exceptionally early in the north โ not all tracks can be maintained anymore
Warm spring weather threatens to render some cross-country skiing tracks in Northern Finland unusable much earlier than usual.
Log cabin manufacturer that went bankrupt is in court in Oulu - charged with serious financial crimes
Key representatives of a rustic log cabin manufacturer are facing serious financial crime charges, with court proceedings beginning in Oulu.
China Resumes Flights to North Korea
China is set to resume direct flights to North Korea on March 30, marking a resumption of international travel routes that were halted due to the pandemic.
Editorial: The Massive Exercise in the North Tells Us What is Coming
A major Cold Response military exercise is taking place in Northern Norway, Northern Sweden, and Finnish Lapland, involving 32,000 troops from 14 NATO countries, amidst concerns of a potential Russian attack.
The tick season began exceptionally early this year โ several observations as far north as Oulu
The tick season in Finland started unusually early this year, with sightings reported as far north as Oulu by mid-March.
Foreign Minister Valtonen does not see NATO as a party in Iran: 'NATO is a defense alliance and does not start wars'
Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen stated that NATO is not involved in the war in Iran and emphasized its role as a defense alliance focused on North Atlantic security.
Strange Activities in the North in Russia
Russia has increased its military activity near the Finnish border in response to NATO's Cold Response 26 exercise.
Elections held in North Korea โ official claims nearly 100% voter turnout
North Korea held elections for its Supreme People's Assembly, with an official report claiming a nearly 100% voter turnout.
Minister received a lavish electric car for his job โ Was not satisfied and switched to diesel at the first opportunity
Marcus Optendrenk, the Minister of Finance for North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, switched from a BMW i7 electric car to a diesel Audi A8 due to dissatisfaction with the electric vehicle's performance under tight schedules.
State media: North Korean leader watched Saturday's test launch
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un oversaw a test launch of a rocket system on Saturday, according to state media KCNA.
Kuopio's Employment Services Were So Disorganized That the Rautavaara Municipality Decided to Leave โ It Turned Out Not Possible
The municipality of Rautavaara, located in North Savo, has encountered difficulties in changing its employment service area and will remain under the Kuopio employment area due to regulatory restrictions.
Japan: North Korea appears to have fired a ballistic missile
North Korea reportedly fired a projectile towards the sea, believed to be a ballistic missile, causing South Korea and Japan to respond and assess the situation.
North Korea fired a missile into the sea
North Korea has fired an unidentified projectile into the sea from its eastern coast, possibly a ballistic missile, according to reports from South Korean and Japanese officials.
Storm gusts hit at night
Finland will experience an unusual warm weekend, though some areas will face storms and rain, particularly in northern regions due to a low-pressure area in the North Atlantic.
Truck fire in Ii โ North Road closed
A truck caught fire on Friday afternoon on North Road in Ii, leading to road closures and multiple firefighting units responding to the scene.
Verdict: former shopkeeper and seller discriminated against Romani people at Kontiolahti K-market โ video proved the case
A court in North Karelia has convicted a former shopkeeper and a seller at the Kontiolahti K-market for discrimination against Romani individuals.
Storm warning for sea areas, strong gusts expected elsewhere โ this is what the weekend weather looks like
Finland is set to experience windy conditions and strong gusts due to a deep low-pressure system moving north along the coast of Norway, with storm warnings issued particularly for western maritime areas.
The Pussycat Dolls, a band that gained popularity in the early 2000s, returns to the touring stage
The Pussycat Dolls are set to tour North America and Europe this year after a long hiatus, with new music and renewed excitement.
Kim Jong-un Shooting Again with His Daughter โ Photos Released
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was spotted testing firearms alongside his teenage daughter, Kim Ju-ae, during a visit to a munitions factory.
Police Car Damaged During Chase of Reckless Driver in North Karelia โ Driver Ultimately Locked Themselves in Vehicle
In North Karelia, police initiated a pursuit of a reckless driver who ignored traffic signals and refused to stop, leading to a tense chase.
North Korean smartphone investigated โ harsh findings one after another
A YouTuber tested two North Korean smartphones, revealing extensive censorship and surveillance features.
The Betting Ring Came Back to Haunt โ Shocking Bans Imposed in North America
Two former MLS players received lifetime bans for participating in betting violations.
Young men helped criminals in large bank fraud case โ sentenced for aggravated money laundering in North Karelia
Two young men were sentenced to prison for their involvement in a significant bank and phone fraud case in North Karelia, Finland.
There is a municipality in North Ostrobothnia whose events are confusing: We went there to find out what it's all about
A small municipality in North Ostrobothnia is characterized by perplexing events, prompting a local visit to uncover the truth behind them.
Large NATO exercise begins in the north, thousands of allied soldiers in Finland
NATO's Cold Response 26 exercise kicks off in northern Finland, Norway, and Sweden, involving 25,000 soldiers from 14 NATO member states.
A 16-year-old boy had a strange look when he crashed into a tree - three high school students died after the principal's sessions
A series of strange deaths among Florida high school students raises questions about the influence of hypnosis by their principal.
Top snowboarders in the world took over Senate Square - 15,000 people watched
A major snowboarding event, Red Bull Heavy Metal, attracted 15,000 spectators to Senate Square in Helsinki, signaling a significant turnout for the first event of its kind outside North America.
Massive public event at Senate Square โ snowboarders perform tricks on the steps of the Helsinki Cathedral
The Red Bull Heavy Metal competition, taking place for the first time outside North America, will feature top street snowboarders competing at Helsinki's Senate Square.
Konsta Kurikka's Dream Is Finally Coming True โ A Surprising Twist in Finland
Konsta Kurikka, a Finnish athlete previously a pesรคpallo champion, is set to pursue his dream of playing professional baseball in North America after overcoming work permit issues.
Going to the North Pole to Drive on Frozen Lakes. This is the Audi Experience.
The Audi Driving Experience in Finland offers a unique driving program on a frozen river that serves as the natural border between Finland and Sweden.
Man Arrested at Tenerife Airport โ Astonishing Discovery Made in Luggage
A 28-year-old man was arrested at Tenerife North Airport after security found 47 expensive mobile phones in his suitcase, many reported stolen.
Man and woman raped a primary school-age child in North Savo โ Court of Appeals reduced the district court sentence
A man and woman have been sentenced to nine years in prison in Finland for the serious rape of a ten-year-old child, but their sentences were reduced by the Court of Appeals.
The Deputy Data Protection Ombudsman says there were deficiencies in monitoring the use of patient data
A Finnish Deputy Data Protection Ombudsman reported deficiencies in how the North Ostrobothnia welfare region monitored the use of patient data, following allegations that employees accessed patient information without proper justification.
Will the frustrating waiting for social transport in the north come to an end? Tervia Logistiikka promises to improve its customer service this spring
Tervia Logistiikka Oy is implementing changes to enhance customer service for social transport services aimed at the elderly and disabled in Northern Finland.
Wednesday will be dry, but there is a danger of sleet
The Estonian Environment Agency reports that a low-pressure area will move eastward from Estonia on Wednesday night, leaving the weather influenced by the southern edge of a low-pressure system moving from North Scandinavia across Finland.
Erkki Tuomioja opens up about the SDP โ โSome think itโs downright North Koreanโ
Former Finnish Minister Erkki Tuomioja critiques the National Coalition Party's compatibility with the Social Democratic Party in light of past statements and current political dynamics.
Severe illness spreads in border guard units
Multiple respiratory infections have been reported among the border guard units in Lapland and North Karelia, with adenovirus identified as one of the causes.
Troops in Lapland and North Karelia Experiencing Respiratory Infections
Finnish military personnel in Lapland and North Karelia are facing a notable outbreak of respiratory infections, though no severe cases have been reported.
Speculations about North Korea's next leader intensify โ new photos released of Kim Jong-un and his daughter
New photographs of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and his daughter, Kim Ju-ae, have sparked speculations regarding her potential future role as his successor.
Operation Blue Intruder in the North Sea: Russian Vessel Seized
Belgian authorities, with the support of French defense forces, have seized a Russian oil tanker suspected of operating under false documentation in the North Sea.
Belgian Special Forces Take Control of Russian Shadow Fleet Vessel in the North Sea
Belgian special forces seized a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker sailing under the Guinean flag in the North Sea amid ongoing tensions following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
A surprise awaits next week โ especially this day is 'chilling'
Next Tuesday is expected to be particularly cold in Finland, with snow forecasted in the north and rain mixed with sleet in the south.
Oil Makes Norway Unhappy, Claims Author - Yet it Is Still Drilled More and More
A team in Trondheim is leading an oil search in an exhausted gas field in the North Sea, facing skepticism but persisting with the drilling operation.
Log cabins in the stock market: "Seems smart"
A Finnish company, Salvos, is considering going public on the Helsinki Stock Exchange's First North growth company list, focusing on modular cabins and mobile sauna trailers, particularly targeting the tourism sector in Lapland.
Former Archbishop of the Orthodox Church is accused of serious economic crimes โ the district court will issue a verdict today
The former Archbishop Leo of the Orthodox Church is facing serious economic crime charges, with a verdict expected today from the North Karelia District Court.
Trump invited the mother of the murdered Ukrainian refugee to Congress - 'A woman who has gone through hell'
In a moving moment during his State of the Union address, President Donald Trump mentioned the case of Iryna Zarutska, a Ukrainian refugee who was murdered in North Carolina last August.