The Bible on Trial: Päivi Räsänen Heads to the Supreme Court Jonathon Van Maren September 28, 2025 “It is a trial to determine if we are still allowed to agree in public with the Bible.”
Kyiv Discusses Defense and Russian Sanctions with Finland Rebeka Kis September 11, 2025 Finnish President Stubb advises pressuring Moscow with sanctions on its current trading partners.
Finland to Sign French-Saudi Declaration on Israel-Palestine Two-State Solution TEC News / AFP September 5, 2025 While Helsinki aligns itself with French-Saudi diplomatic efforts, recognition of Palestine remains off the table for now.
Finnish Social Democrat MEP Calls for Hungary’s Exclusion from Schengen TEC News September 4, 2025 Tytti Tuppurainen claims Budapest’s expanding its fast-track visa scheme to Russia and Belarus poses a security risk to the EU
Finnish Supreme Court to Hear Päivi Räsänen’s Case in October Rebeka Kis August 25, 2025 The Christian Democrat MP’s ‘hate speech’ case has been dragging on for years.
Finland’s Best Students Are Not Getting Help—in the Name of Equality Zolta Győri August 12, 2025 The Nordic country was always a strong performer in the PISA tests, but not anymore, since helping the best is now seen as elitism.
Baltic Cable Sabotage: Tanker Officers Face Trial in Finland TEC News / AFP August 11, 2025 The incident is the latest in a series of suspected undersea attacks since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Europe Is Being Gaslit About Freedom of Speech Lauren Smith August 4, 2025 Eurocrats and politicians are desperately trying to convince us that there is no censorship crisis.
Finland Bans Phones in Class as Student Scores Slide TEC News / AFP August 1, 2025 Finland, once a global education leader, is restricting student phone use after a sharp fall in OECD performance rankings.
Finland Proposes Introduction of Digital Citizenship Test TEC News July 10, 2025 A suggested requirement for a personal interview has been scrapped.
