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Finnish President Alexander Stubb pledged continued support for Ukraine during a visit to Kyiv on Sunday, as Nordic and Baltic leaders gathered for talks on defence, security and further assistance to the country. Stubb attended Ukraine's National Flag Da

Canada has suspended trade negotiations with the United States and promised matching retaliation after Washington imposed 50% tariffs on about $20bn of Canadian goods following the collapse of talks between the two countries. Prime Minister Mark Carney an

Finland has summoned Russia's ambassador and issued a diplomatic note after a Russian military reconnaissance aircraft allegedly entered Finnish airspace for about three minutes in the western Gulf of Finland. The Finnish Border Guard said the aircraft wa

Southern and eastern Finland face heavy rain and strong winds this weekend as a low-pressure system moves towards the country, according to forecasts from Foreca and the Finnish Meteorological Institute. Foreca said on Friday that its forecast for the sys

Over half a million UK players are registered with GamStop, yet a £10 deposit at a casino not on GamStop remains one of the most flexible ways to enjoy real money gaming outside those restrictions.

Finland's health authority has urged passengers who travelled on two ferry services between Åland and Sweden to check their measles protection after a person with the infection travelled on both routes. The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, THL, s

Belarus will close its embassy in Helsinki at the end of August, Helsingin Sanomat reported, citing a decision by the Belarusian government and confirmation from Finland's Ministry for Foreign Affairs. The closure ends an embassy presence established in F

Finland should test shorter working hours across different sectors to assess their effects on employee wellbeing, ability to work and productivity, according to a report commissioned by the Finnish Confederation of Professionals STTK. The report, written

The number of job vacancies in Finland rose in annual terms for the first time since 2022 during the second quarter of this year, according to Statistics Finland. Employers reported 29,600 vacancies, up 2 per cent from 28,900 in the second quarter of 2025

Workers at Posti's main sorting centre in Helsinki have staged a walkout over planned workforce reductions, with delays expected for letters and small parcels across Finland. The protest began at the Pasila postal centre on Wednesday evening and continued