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Stubb, Haavisto through to Finland's presidential run-off vote

Finland elects president amid tensions with Russia

Finland heads to the polls amid soured Russian relations

Simple measures can prevent a million baby deaths a year: study

Municipal Workers to Go on Strike in 2 More Finnish Cities - Trade Union

Finnish municipal workers will go on strike in the cities of Tampere and Kuopio, joining a massive industrial action that has been going on in the country for over a week, the Union of Health and Social Care Professionals in Finland, Tehy, said on Monday

French Team to Replace Russia at World Hockey Championship - IIHF

Finland to establish state-owned vaccine research company

The Finnish government on Friday approved the establishment of Finnvac Oy, a state-owned vaccine research company

Turkish Human Rights Activists Awarded Finnish Government's Gender Equality Prize

Turkish Human Rights Activists Awarded Finnish Government's Gender Equality Prize

Turkish Human Rights Activists Awarded Finnish Government's Gender Equality Prize

The Turkish human rights platform We Will Stop Femicide has received the international prize for gender equality (IGEP), awarded once every two years by the Finnish government, the Finnish Cabinet said on Monday

Where intellect meets industry: Pakistani engineering mandated to lead Finland's key energy project

Pakistan's one of engineering intellect Husnain Tanweer Kazmi wins Finland's acclamation and is mandated to lead country's one of the most innovative and lucrative cutting-edge technology programme, associated with the field of energy storage

Pakistani engineering pride leads Finland's key cutting-edge-tech project

Technology Innovation Institute’s Secure Systems Research Centre in Abu Dhabi announces launch of first motion capture facility outside US

Opposition wins Finland local elections ahead of PM's party

Conservatives win but far-right gains ground in Finnish local elections

Technology Innovation Institute’s Secure Systems Research Centre partners with world-leading universities across groundbreaking projects

Crew on crashed Indonesian passenger jet did not declare emergency

Finland Confirms 1st Adverse Reaction to Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine - Reports

Finnish President Says Concerned Over 2 Recent Anti-Semitic Incidents in Country

Finnish President Sauli Niinisto said that the two anti-Semitic incidents that took place in his country on the International Holocaust Remembrance Day an act of vandalism in a synagogue and burning of an Israeli flag are "very worrying" and stated that judicial proceedings concerning the cases have been initiated

Ukraine passenger jet crashes in Iran killing all 176 on board

A Ukrainian airliner crashed shortly after take-off from Tehran on Wednesday killing all 176 people on board, mainly Iranians and Canadians

Stroke study finds mouth bacteria in brain clots

Researchers from Tampere University in Finland analyzed clot samples from 75 people who received emergency treatment for ischemic stroke when they attended Tampere University Hospital's Acute Stroke Unit

Finnish Red Cross Preparing to Send 28 Tonnes of Humanitarian Cargo to Afghanistan

The Finnish branch of the Red Cross is due to send at least 500 tents to Afghanistan with a total weight of 28 tonnes, the organization told Sputnik on Friday

Almost 15 Finnair Tuesday Flights Canceled Due to Expected Snowfall - Finavia

Minsk bids to host 2024 European Athletics C'ships

Minsk is biding to host the European Athletics Championships in 2024, BelTA learned from the press service of the Belarusian Athletics Federation.