The bank accounts of the subsidiary of the Russian Argus-Spectr were closed in Finland
The bank accounts of ASi Oy LTD, a subsidiary of the Russian manufacturer of wireless signaling and notification systems, have
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A subsidiary of the Russian Lukoil won a state contract in Finland for 50 million euros
Oy Teboil Ab, a subsidiary of the Russian Lukoil, represented in Finland, won a state tender for the supply of
Continue readingThe work of the President of Finland is approved by 90% of the country’s inhabitants
The overwhelming majority of Finnish residents – 90% are satisfied with the work of the country’s President Sauli Niinistö, follows
Continue readingRecord number of people drowned in Finland in June over the past 20 years
In June, 30 people drowned in Finland, the highest number since 1999, according to the Finnish Rescuers and Water Instructors’
Continue readingFinnair to open direct flights from Sweden to the USA and Thailand
Finnish national carrier Finnair will open direct non-stop flights from Stockholm to Thailand’s Bangkok and Phuket, as well as Miami
Continue readingElectric scooter speed will be limited in Helsinki
Electric scooter rental companies in the Finnish capital will voluntarily limit speed throughout the city at night and in the
Continue readingAlmost 400 thousand people have crossed the Finnish-Russian border since 2021
390,539 people crossed the land border between Finland and Russia in the first half of 2021, of which June was
Continue readingAbout 22 thousand people want to become an astronaut in the EU
About 22 thousand people have applied for the competition of the European Space Agency (ESA) for the search for astronauts,
Continue readingFinnish economy takes off – but rapid growth just temporary
The Finnish economy will enter a period of brisk growth as the COVID-19 pandemic begins to ease. ‘The economy will
Continue readingFinland hosts 169 refugees from the Mediterranean region
Finland has almost completely exhausted the quota previously allocated by the government to admit minor asylum seekers from the Mediterranean
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