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Helsinki landmark Finlandia Hall reopens after three-year renovation
The architectural icon, designed by Alvar Aalto, is now more accessible than ever to the public after an extensive renovation.
Finnish police detain Russian 'ghost fleet' crew in cable probe
The Eagle S is suspected of damaging the Estlink-2 power cable which runs under the Baltic Sea between Finland and Estonia by dragging its anchor along the seabed on Christmas Day.
Sweden and Austria urge the EU to get tougher on irregular migration
At a meeting to mark 30 years of EU membership, Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer and Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson focused on migrants.
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Sweden's opposition wants NATO article invoked after cable break
Sweden's opposition Social Democrat party has urged the government to invoke a NATO article that would force a special meeting of the alliance.
Finland moves ship suspected of Estlink-2 cable damage to port
The Helsinki police department say the vessel, which was boarded on Thursday, was moved to inner anchorage near Porvoo as a better place to carry out an investigation.
NATO to step up Baltic Sea patrols after undersea cable damage
Countries in the region have been on alert following a string of incidents involving damage to undersea cables and gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea since 2022, widely believed to be acts of sabotage.
EU preparing sanctions on Russia's 'shadow fleet' after cable damage
Countries in the region have been on alert following a string of incidents involving undersea cables and gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea since 2022.
Finland president did not post video supporting Nigerian separatists
A post on social media wrongfully claims that Alexander Stubb supports the Biafra separatist movement in Nigeria.
Finland investigates Russian 'shadow fleet' ship over cable damage
Finnish authorities believe a cargo ship belonging to Russia's "shadow fleet" might be behind the latest damage to an undersea power cable connecting Finland and Estonia was damaged in the Baltic Sea.
Enjoying Christmas dinner at an Arctic Circle restaurant
Tourists flock to Santa Claus Village near Rovaniemi, enjoying snow, reindeer rides, and meeting Santa. At the Snowman World ice restaurant, visitors dine on local dishes in temperatures of -5°C, savoring rich, creamy meals like salmon soup and roasted elk.
Leaders arrive in Finland for North-South Summit
Discussions are focused on European security and defence as well as border security and migration.
Santa sets off on his Christmas gift-giving tour
Santa Claus left his office in Korvatunturi, nestled in the heart of Finnish Lapland, and set off on his magical journey to deliver gifts across the world.
EU countries inspect Chinese vessel after data cables damaged
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'If we wish for peace, we have to prepare for war', says Finnish MP for Arctic Circle
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