Society

Number of Finland-born residents with foreign roots exceeds 100,000

New data shows a significant demographic shift as the second generation of international families doubles within a decade.

One Million Finns at Risk of Poverty as Economic Crisis Deepens

A new report warns that recent welfare freezes and cuts are pushing tens of thousands more residents into financial hardship.
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Etla report: Finland must triple immigration to save economy

A new economic report warns that Finland needs 44,000 new immigrants annually to counter its rapidly aging population and shrinking workforce.

What makes Finland the happiest country in the world? Here are 7 key reasons

For an unprecedented ninth consecutive year, Finland has claimed the top spot in the UN World Happiness Report. A deep dive into the nation's culture, policies, and daily life reveals that Finnish happiness is less about fleeting joy and more about a deeply ingrained, systemic stability.

End of an Era in Myllypuro as Helsinki’s Largest Food Bank Closes its Doors

After thirty years of feeding the vulnerable, the Myllypuro food bank is closing its doors because modern grocery stores and budget-conscious consumers have become too efficient at clearing out expiring food.

Authorities Warn of Secret Extremist Home-schools in Helsinki

Security officials warn that isolated home-learning environments are becoming breeding grounds for extremism.

Finland’s Emergency Calls Needing Translation Surge by 770%

A massive 770 percent increase in translated emergency calls over five years reveals the daily realities of Finland's shifting demographics and its growing international community.

Finland Makes Dog Registration Mandatory, Violators Face Fines Up to €5,000

Hundreds of thousands of pet owners face steep new financial penalties this spring as authorities move to enforce mandatory microchipping and registration laws.