This is where Finns want to go – Beer only 5.5 euros
Finns increasingly favor Italy as a ski destination due to its excellent value for money and quality offerings.
This food is the new favorite of Finns – Suitable for almost everyone
Tex-Mex cuisine has gained significant popularity in Finland, particularly with tortillas chips becoming a staple in Finnish Friday evenings.
Disaster in Finns' Favorite Destination
An oil spill off the coast of Phuket, Thailand, caused by the sinking of a Panamanian-flagged ship, threatens marine life and local tourism.
Politics bush telegraph: He is Antti Lindtman's nightmare - The National Coalition and the Finns Party hope for a big victory from Minja Koskela
The discussion in a recent political podcast focuses on Finland's debt brake and the proposed budget cuts by various parties ahead of the elections.
These questions reveal if you talk about sex more openly than other Finns
A survey is presented to assess how openly Finns discuss their sexual preferences and desires.
Tuula Koponen, 83, learned a skill that can save lives – over 1,300 Finns die each year from falls
Tuula Koponen, an 83-year-old woman from Turku, has taken a course to learn how to safely get up from the floor after a fall, as falls are a leading cause of mortality among older adults in Finland.
The Finns Party were shocked by Yle's announcement: "Does UMK need to be organized at all?"
The Finns Party expressed outrage over Yle's decision not to require the winner of the Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu (UMK) to represent Finland at the Eurovision Song Contest.
Russian Icebreaker Rescues Vessel off Porkkala – Finns Have 'No Interest' in Assisting
A Russian icebreaker has rescued a vessel trapped in ice near Porkkala while Finnish icebreakers maintain a policy of not assisting vessels traveling to Russia.
Do you belong to the half of Finns who have done this in the shower at least once?
A recent survey reveals that over half of Finns have urinated in the shower at least once, with men more likely to admit to this habit than women.
2,000 Finns to be Declared Dead Soon – "None Have Registered"
Around 2,000 centenarians in Finland will be declared dead by authorities unless someone registers their status by March 24.
Julius Knows with Precision the Make, Model, and Engine of Cars That Should Be Sold to Finns Now – He Does Not Recommend These: ‘Completely Worn Out Even Below 200,000 Kilometers’
A young couple in Finland has successfully opened a used car dealership specializing in affordable vehicles, sharing insights on what buyers should look for in the current market.
This food is no longer acceptable to Finns - 21 people's jobs at risk
Apetit is planning to close its frozen pizza factory and is considering alternative production locations and models, putting 21 jobs at risk.
With this trick, Martta tames kitchen grease: 'You can save money with it'
A survey reveals that many Finns either follow or ignore detergents' usage instructions when cleaning, with recommendations to minimize detergent use to save money and protect health.
Statistics Released: Finns Are Cruising More Enthusiastically Than Before
Last year, Finnish citizens made approximately 7.75 million trips abroad, with a significant portion done via cruise ships.
The Finns Party fears that Pori's new main library will overshadow indoor sports facilities – the city manager calms concerns
The Finns Party is concerned that the new main library in Pori might take precedence over the planned renovations to indoor sports facilities, despite both projects being intended to advance simultaneously.
A Surprise for Finns from Viaplay
Viaplay has introduced a new user policy that makes sharing accounts outside a household more difficult.
Editorial: Parliament Representatives Fight Again Over Where Finns Can Buy Alcohol
Finnish parliament members are once again at odds over regulations governing alcohol sales, reigniting a longstanding debate over the legality of ordering alcohol from other EU countries.
They are the most visible Finns in the world
Finnish President Alexander Stubb was the most mentioned Finn in the world media last year, highlighting his significant visibility with 123,000 mentions.
STT: Middle-aged man accused of defaming journalist
A middle-aged man faces charges of defaming journalist Ida Erämaa by sending her an abusive email, connected to her column on the relationship between the True Finns party and the media.
This is Finnish people's dream vacation - Are you like others?
Finns increasingly prioritize cultural experiences, food, and unique activities over just price and warm weather when choosing their vacation destinations.
Perspective: Yle is fooling around - Finns are paying
The article criticizes Yle for undermining the purpose of the UMK competition and failing to ensure that the winner represents Finland at Eurovision.
Most Finns Don't Realize the Value of This Familiar Vase – Price Tag in the Tens of Thousands
A recent quiz revealed that only one in three Finns can recognize the true value of the Savoy vase designed by Alvar Aalto, which has been auctioned for over 10,000 euros.
New Traffic Sign Confounds Finns – This Is What It Means
Finnish motorcyclists encountered a strange traffic sign in France that indicates a carpool and public transport lane.
Survey by Maaseudun Tulevaisuus: Majority do not trust the safety of elderly care
A majority of Finns express a lack of trust in the safety of elderly care according to a recent survey by Maaseudun Tulevaisuus.
We followed how Finns remember Ukraine on the anniversary of the outbreak of the war
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion, Finland commemorated the impact of the war on Ukrainians, especially focusing on children and families.
Do you immediately shower and change the sheets after sex? See what others answered
A survey is being conducted to assess hygiene practices among Finns regarding sexual activity.
Swedish Finns and Finland-Swedes - What is the difference?
The article explores the distinctions between Swedish Finns and Finland-Swedes, highlighting their language, history, and demographics in Sweden and Finland.
Helena Waves the Finnish Flag - in Sweden: 'Finland is Dear to Me'
Helena Svanbäck celebrates Finland by waving the Finnish flag during the Swedish Finn Day in Sweden, highlighting the identity and interests of the Swedish Finn community.
Ordinary Swedes Speak Out: These Finns Made an Impression
Swedish people share their memorable experiences with Finns, highlighting friendships during a celebration of Swedish-Finnish Day.
Did you get this disease in the past? A nasty consequence may occur later
In Finland, nearly all adults have had chickenpox as children, and the virus can reactivate later in life, potentially leading to shingles, which affects one in three Finns.
Virsbo is called 'Little Finland' – the Finnish identity is seen everywhere
Virsbo, a locality in Sweden, has the highest percentage of residents with Finnish background outside of Norrbotten, highlighting its unique cultural identity as it prepares for the celebration of Sweden-Finns Day.
Even thousands of Finns may be entitled to disability pension – they just don’t know it themselves: "For many, the diagnosis is a shock"
A significant number of Finns may be eligible for a disability pension due to undiscovered conditions affecting their ability to work, as highlighted by a specialist's observations of patients facing similar struggles.
Survey: Majority of Finns Want to Ban Fur Farming
A recent survey reveals that 62% of Finns support banning fur farming, with significant opposition to both EU-wide and national prohibitions.
The situation in Mexico is escalating - a new message from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Finns
The situation in Mexico has intensified, leading to the deaths of 25 National Guard soldiers and prompting the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs to advise citizens to stay safe.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has warned 300 Finns in Mexico
The Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a warning to 300 Finns traveling in Mexico about rising violence following the death of a drug cartel leader.
Animalia: The majority of Finns would ban fur farming
A recent survey commissioned by the animal rights organization Animalia shows that over half of Finns support a complete ban on fur farming in Finland and the EU.
Test Reveals Gap in Finns' Knowledge of Geography
A test conducted by the magazine Me Nais revealed that only 15% of Finns answered all geography questions correctly, highlighting significant gaps in knowledge.
In America, Trump is demanded to return billions from illegal tariffs; can Finns also receive compensation?
Companies operating in the U.S. are now demanding refunds for tariffs imposed by Trump, deemed illegal by the Supreme Court, raising questions about possible compensation for Finnish exporters.
The Consequence of the Defection: A Severe Chair Game Coming in the Center
Mikko Polvinen's shift from the Finns Party to the Center Party prompts the latter to announce new candidates for the upcoming parliamentary elections in Finland.
Finns Talk About the Olympics: 'It Was a Bitter Loss'
Finnish commentators reflect on the bittersweet feeling following their hockey team's loss to Canada in the semifinals of the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Thousands of Finns Have Already Claimed This Amazing Deal – If You Want a Dream Holiday for Almost Free, Act Immediately
Many Finns have the opportunity to enjoy luxury holidays for free, but time is running out to take advantage of this offer.
These are the favorite clothes of ordinary Finns - would you wear them yourself?
A survey reveals the favorite clothing items of Finnish women and offers styling tips for everyday wear.
Now there’s a harsh warning – This neglect can cost thousands
A significant number of Finns do not know the location of their apartment's water shut-off valve, which can lead to costly water damage.
3,000 Finns are entitled to a brand new Kela support, which provides relief at the pharmacy counter - see if you belong to them
New Kela support aims to alleviate financial burdens for Finns struggling to afford medications, with specific eligibility criteria.
A shocking homicide in the favorite spot of Finns
A father in his mid-thirties is suspected of murdering his ten-year-old son and seriously injuring the boy's mother in a violent incident in Tenerife, Spain.
Slovak hockey players did not win bronze / In the match for third place, they fell to the Finns 1:6
Slovak hockey players missed out on a medal by losing 1:6 to Finland in the bronze medal match at the Olympics in Milan.
Tallinn's legendary nightclub closes its doors – Also beloved by Finns
Café Amigo, Tallinn's longest-running and most popular nightclub, will close its doors at the end of February due to dwindling customer numbers and rising costs.
This traditional dish Finns cannot stand: 'The thought of eating it disgusts me'
A survey revealed that many Finns find certain traditional dishes disgusting, highlighting significant culinary preferences among the population.
Surprising assessment of the tax authority's new weapon: This may affect these Finns
A new tax law proposal in Finland may allow the tax authorities access to all citizens' bank information, raising concerns about privacy and data protection.
Finns Express Regret as Finger Points to Winning Canada Goal: "The Goal Should Not Have Counted"
In a dramatic semifinal, Canada overcame a two-goal deficit to defeat Finland 3-2, raising controversy over the legitimacy of one of the goals scored.