The New Finland

Purra Emerges as Top Choice for PM Among Finnish Small Business Owners

A new survey reveals shifting political loyalties among Finland's entrepreneurs, signaling growing support for the Finns Party's strict fiscal policies amid economic headwinds.

Finland to Manufacture Drones for Ukraine and Europe

The newly signed agreements reportedly cover the production of aerial drones, maritime systems, and ground robotic complexes.

From Wedding Dresses to Whole Turkeys: The Strangest Items Left Behind on HSL Public Transport

Passengers on Helsinki’s public transport are leaving more personal items behind than ever before, but only a small share of commuters bother to retrieve them.

Helsinki Business Outlook Turns Positive for the First Time in Four Years

Rising profitability and increased labor demand signal a broad economic recovery in Finland's capital region.

University of Helsinki Loses Top 100 Status in Global University Rankings

The University of Turku ranked in the 301–400 range, while Aalto University and the University of Oulu were placed in the 401–500 bracket.

Helsinki Population Crosses 700,000, 21% Have Foreign Mother Tongue

The Finnish capital is experiencing its fastest growth in years, driven largely by foreign-born residents.
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Intia Päivä: India Day Festival Brings a Taste of South Asia to the Heart of Helsinki

The annual event offers international residents a day of cultural exchange, cuisine, and entertainment as Finland and India mark 75 years of diplomatic relations.

Mother Gives Birth on Finnish Long-Distance Train

A mother gave birth aboard a long-distance service between Helsinki and Vaasa, marking an unprecedented event in the history of Finland's national rail network.

HSL Proposes €130 Fine for Fare Evasion: Helsinki Backs Hike, Vantaa Says No

Beyond the penalty fine, HSL is also negotiating general ticket price increases for its 2027 to 2029 financial plan.

HS: Fake “Heffring University” Markets Paid Degrees in Finland

Authorities warn that the institution has no legal status, accreditation or physical existence in Finland.

Finland Proposes €13 Billion Deficit Budget, Prioritizing Defense Over Social Spending

The Finnish government plans to borrow an additional 13 billion euros while slashing NGO funding and boosting military capabilities.

Nepal Day Finland Brings Himalayan Culture to Helsinki with Live Shows and Hot Momos

Stage programs, live performances, and food stalls serving hot momos will offer a complete experience of the Himalayas in Helsinki.