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Trial Starts in Finnish Gang-Related Drug Bust

TEC News April 7, 2025

A Swedish crime syndicate is believed to have recruited the woman accused of both trafficking illegal drugs and planning a bomb attack.

Finland’s Plan To Exit Ottawa Landmine Treaty Sparks International Debate

Zolta Győri April 4, 2025

Several other NATO countries are considering withdrawing, citing the change in security situation.

Helsinki Among Top 5 European Cities for Defence Investment

TEC News April 2, 2025

The Ukraine war and Finland’s admission to NATO “just kind of put everything on steroids,” says CEO of startup company.

Finland Closes Its Last Coal-Fired Power Plant

TEC News April 1, 2025

Helsinki-based energy group Helen aims to cut its emissions and help with Net Zero targets—but does this jeopardise energy security?

Finnish Citizens’ Initiative on ‘Conversion Therapy’ Divides Parliament

Javier Villamor April 1, 2025

Finland debates whether or not to join countries that prohibit people from freely receiving support to deal with internal conflicts related to their sexuality.

The closed Vaalimaa border station between Finland and Russia is pictured on December 7, 2023.

After Halting Migration, Finland Seeks To Extend Border Closure

Zoltán Kottász March 28, 2025

The law reduced the number of illegal migrants from 1,300 in 2023 to just eight.

NATO Deploys Frigates Against Suspected Sabotage

Zoltán Kottász January 15, 2025

Mark Rutte: “We have seen elements of a campaign to destabilise our societies.”

Suspected Shadow Fleet Tanker Investigated for Baltic Power Cable ‘Sabotage’

Zoltán Kottász January 3, 2025

Finland points the finger at Russia, but so far has no hard evidence.

“Our border law is the toughest in Europe and I hope it will serve as a model for other countries”: An Interview with Sebastian Tynkkynen

Álvaro Peñas December 3, 2024

Finland is going to end economic aid to Somalia because Somalia refuses to take back its illegal immigrants.

Finland Suspends Foreign Aid to Somalia Over Refusal To Take Back Refugees

Graham Barnfield November 21, 2024

MEP suggests this could be a model for the wider EU.

Tag: Finland

Trial Starts in Finnish Gang-Related Drug Bust

Finland’s Plan To Exit Ottawa Landmine Treaty Sparks International Debate

Helsinki Among Top 5 European Cities for Defence Investment

Finland Closes Its Last Coal-Fired Power Plant

Finnish Citizens’ Initiative on ‘Conversion Therapy’ Divides Parliament

After Halting Migration, Finland Seeks To Extend Border Closure

NATO Deploys Frigates Against Suspected Sabotage

Suspected Shadow Fleet Tanker Investigated for Baltic Power Cable ‘Sabotage’

“Our border law is the toughest in Europe and I hope it will serve as a model for other countries”: An Interview with Sebastian Tynkkynen

Finland Suspends Foreign Aid to Somalia Over Refusal To Take Back Refugees

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