Places Why is Finland’s coldest town bidding to host the Summer Olympics? Salla's bid has an important message about climate change that the town wants to send to the world. 28/01/2021
Finland The bike-loving Finnish city that keeps pedalling even in the snow Despite the long, dark, and snow-filled winters, locals keep pedalling their way to and from work and school. 22/01/2021
Life Meet the Finnish grannies trying to save the world from climate change The group of older women are spreading the word about climate change in the hope of leaving their grandchildren with a safe future. 14/01/2021
Life Snow safari: The world's first electric sleds hit the Arctic Tourists can now travel around Lapland in environmentally-friendly snowmobiles. 27/12/2020
Finland Finland's bittersweet boost as UNESCO recognises its sauna culture Campaigners are delighted UNESCO has added Finland's sauna culture to its cultural heritage list. 23/12/2020
Finland Passenger ferry with 400 people on board runs aground off Finland The incident is the second of its kind in two months after another vessel from the same ferry company ran aground off the same archipelago in September. 21/11/2020
Finland Move over, Sanna! Girl, 16, becomes Finland's prime minister for a day A 16-year-old girl assumed the position of prime minister in Finland on Wednesday, in a scheme celebrating the UN’s International Day of the Girl. 08/10/2020
Finland Locals muck in for Finland's summer strawberry harvest Migrants normally make up the bulk of fruit pickers in Finland, but in this pandemic year, farmers are instead turning to locals for help. 07/07/2020
