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    Finland’s Q2 GDP shrinks 4.5%

    28 Aug 2020

    Finland’s second-quarter economic output fell 4.5% from the previous quarter, Statistics Finland said on Friday, outstripping an earlier flash estimate of a 3.2% drop.

    Christmas in danger as Santa Claus's Lapland home feels pandemic chill

    18 Oct 2020

    Christmas is coming, but in Santa's home village in northern Finland, the COVID pandemic means that the flocks of tourists who usually start to make merry in Rovaniemi at this time of year are not.

    Finnish town offers prizes to lure public into lower-carbon lifestyles

    28 Aug 2020

    Researchers also hope to learn whether larger rewards will encourage more citizens away from their cars.

    VIDEO: Finland snatch Euro win over Denmark after Eriksen collapse drama

    12 Jun 2021

    Joel Pohjanpalo scored the only goal on the hour mark of a Group B match which was stopped for nearly two hours after Danish playmaker Eriksen slumped to the turf towards the end of the first half.

    Belgium match ‘biggest in our history’, says Finland coach Kanerva

    20 Jun 2021

    Saint Petersburg: Finland coach Markku Kanerva called Monday’s final Group B game against Belgium the “most important in our history” as they seek a place in the last 16 at Euro 2020. The Finns are third in the group after winning their opening game

    Finland play Russia with European Championship knockout stage within reach

    15 Jun 2021

    Lost, perhaps, in the drama surrounding Christian Eriksen’s collapse during Denmark’s game against Finland at the European Championship was the result after play resumed. The Finns, playing in their first ever game at a major soccer

    Tourism's gifts and woes for Santa and Sami homeland

    24 Dec 2019

    In Finland's remote Lapland region, the Santa Claus Village amusement park is a snowy wonderland of reindeer rides, ice castles, snowmobiles and igloo hotels where Christmas holds sway 365 days a year.

    Santa's homeland faces harsh winter as tourists kept away

    17 Sep 2020

    in winter Finland's far north usually throngs with international holidaymakers who come to experience a snowy wonderland of reindeer rides, ice castles and the "real" Santa's grotto.

    Finland’s football association offers free sports hijab to players in an attempt to boost diversity

    04 Jun 2021

    Finland's football association has begun offering a free "sports hijab" to any player who wants one, in a move designed to attract a greater diversity of players into the sport.

    Migrants needed to replace a greying workforce: Finland

    22 Jun 2021

    Workers are needed "to help cover the cost of the greying generation," the recruiter explained. While many Western countries are battling weak population growth, few are feeling the effects as sharply as Finland.

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