Finland, Ukraine and Russia
Finland sentences Russian paramilitary commander to life in prison for war crimes in Ukraine
A Helsinki court has sentenced Russian neo-Nazi and former paramilitary commander Yan Petrovsky to life in prison on four counts of war crimes committed in eastern Ukraine, Finnish broadcaster YLE reported on Friday.
SRV, a Finnish developer, and Asuntosäätiö, a residential property owner, have signed a €10m ($10.8m) contract to construct ...
The commander of the sabotage and assault reconnaissance group of the Donetsk People's Republic, Yan Petrovsky (aka Vojislav ...
Finland will definitely be part of any "coalition of the willing" that could help support Ukraine's security, Foreign ...
Finland has announced a new arms package for Ukraine amounting to around 200 million euros ($217 million) and pledged more ...
In a curious turn of events, Sweden has chosen KAJ, a comedy group from Finland, as its representative for the 2025 ...
Finland's government said on Thursday it has nominated Bank of Finland Governor Olli Rehn for a second seven-year term, ...
And they should know. Finland is constantly touted worldwide as the home of the happiest people on earth, despite their ...
The Finnish authorities suggested that the ship, which was seized on suspicion of involvement in the cutting of undersea ...
Finland's President Alexander Stubb has appointed Olli Rehn to a second seven-year term as head of Finland's central bank, ...
It was the first church service in Finland put together mostly by artificial intelligence. AI tools wrote the sermons and ...
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Finland passes bill to turn asylum-seekers back at borderFinland's Parliament on Friday voted in favor of legislation that would permit border guards to turn away asylum-seekers at its eastern border under certain circumstances. The new law comes ...
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