This week in Finland
Finnish domestic politics saw opposition parties seeking an extraordinary parliamentary session over Helsinki Garden funds, while Prime Minister Orpo admitted the situation "does not look good." Social concerns were also prominent, with warnings about excessive remote work leading to isolation and an analysis on social media algorithms radicalizing children, alongside a police investigation into a corrosive liquid attack on an 8-year-old at a school. Meanwhile, World Cup fever gripped Helsinki, with fans queuing for matches and news of Finnish football talent being eyed by international clubs.
About Finland
Finland, a Nordic nation renowned for its vast natural beauty, including thousands of lakes and extensive forests, consistently ranks among the world's happiest countries. It boasts a high-tech economy and a deep commitment to public service, reflected in its media landscape. The country frequently earns top honors for press freedom, supported by a strong public broadcaster and independent private media that foster a diverse and trusted news environment.
Visiting Finland
Media landscape
Finland's media environment is characterized by exceptional press freedom and high public trust, frequently ranking among the best globally. It features a robust public broadcasting company, Yle, alongside a vibrant array of independent private media outlets, contributing to a diverse and highly engaged readership.
To gain a comprehensive understanding, explore both major Finnish-language newspapers and the English-language offerings from outlets like Yle News or Helsinki Times.
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Gulf of Finland: Defense Forces restrict traffic due to possible drones
- Finland's Defense Forces have implemented temporary restrictions on maritime traffic in the eastern Gulf of Finland due to potential drone activity. - The measure, which began early Friday morning, …
U.S. Continues Airstrikes on Iran; Iran Claims Oil Tankers Exploded in Strait of Hormuz
- The United States continued its airstrikes against Iran for the seventh consecutive night. - Iran claimed two oil tankers exploded after passing through a mine-laden route in the Strait of Hormuz. -…
Fitch Ratings Affirms Finland's Credit Rating at AA- with Stable Outlook
- Fitch Ratings has affirmed Finland's long-term credit rating at AA-, with a stable outlook. - The rating is supported by strong governance and high income levels but balanced by high public debt and…
Soccer: Trump and Infantino praise each other
- FIFA President Gianni Infantino praised U.S. President Donald Trump at Trump Tower, calling the World Cup the greatest social event in human history. - Trump recounted how he influenced FIFA's decis…
Promoter of Italian culture in Finland
- Kerttu Kilpinen, a promoter of Italian culture in Finland, has died at age 97. - She was instrumental in founding and leading the Finlandia-Italia Association for decades. - Kilpinen received high h…
Football Association should show moral backbone
- Finland's Football Association (Palloliitto) is supporting Gianni Infantino's bid for a fourth term as FIFA president. - The author criticizes Infantino, associating him with corruption and human ri…
Montreal Opens Its Olympic Games Amidst Call for Peace
- The 1976 Montreal Summer Olympics officially opened, concluding six years of Canadian preparation. - Queen Elizabeth II declared the games open, wishing for peace amidst growing athlete fatigue with…
Libraries: A Summer Essential in Finland
- Finnish libraries offer extensive reading materials for all ages and tastes, serving as a cornerstone of education and culture. - The article praises the Finnish library system as incredibly good an…
Obituary | A Resilient Lawyer and Sports Influencer Lauri Vesala
- Lauri Vesala, a Finnish lawyer and sports figure, died on June 8, 2026, at the age of 83. - Vesala was known for his tenacious legal work and his extensive involvement in athletics organizations, in…
Rural areas should not be passivated by centralized development
- The EU's proposed 2028-2034 financial framework could shift rural development funding from agricultural policy to cohesion policy. - This change risks diminishing rural participation, resources, and…
Manchester United arrives in Helsinki for friendly against Wrexham
- Manchester United arrived in Helsinki, Finland, for a friendly match against Wrexham. - The team landed at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport and was met by a crowd of fans outside their hotel in the city cent…
Motorcyclist dies in traffic accident in Kirkkonummi
- A motorcyclist died in a traffic accident in Kirkkonummi, Finland, on Friday evening. - The motorcyclist veered off the road for unknown reasons and succumbed to injuries at the scene. - The inciden…
German politician faces calls for resignation over surrogacy in US
- Jens Spahn, a leading politician in Germany's conservative CDU party, faces criticism for having a child via surrogacy in the United States. - Surrogacy is illegal in Germany, and Spahn's party oppo…
WRC Rally Estonia: Sami Pajari dominates, wins all seven special stages on opening day
- Finnish driver Sami Pajari dominated the first day of the WRC Rally Estonia, winning all seven special stages. - Pajari leads the overall standings by 14.7 seconds with co-driver Marko Salminen. - T…
Helsinki Women Struggle to Find Partners Amidst Significant Gender Imbalance
- Helsinki has nearly 9,000 more young women than young men, creating a significant imbalance in the dating market. - Women in the city report difficulties in finding interesting male partners due to …
Ice Hockey: Jussi Ahokas Secures NHL Organization Deal, Becomes AHL Head Coach
- Finnish ice hockey coach Jussi Ahokas has been appointed head coach of the Colorado Eagles in the AHL. - Ahokas joins the Eagles from the OHL's Kitchener Rangers, where he led them to championships.…
Veera Mattila breaks two-minute barrier in 800m, reflects on sacrifices for sport
- Veera Mattila, a 23-year-old Finnish runner, achieved a personal best by breaking the two-minute barrier in the 800 meters at the Tampere GP. - Despite her success, Mattila narrowly missed the Europ…
Helsinki dinner event connects strangers over shared meals and conversation
- Feastit, a social dining event founded by five young Helsinkians, aims to help people meet new acquaintances over a four-course meal. - The event, costing 48 euros, includes wine and live music, wit…
Negotiation Culture: National Conciliator Gives Harsh Assessment of Unions' Actions – How Unions Respond
- Outgoing Finnish national conciliator Anu Sajavaara criticized the negotiation culture of both labor and employer organizations. - Sajavaara accused parties of "spying on each other," "intentional m…
Zelenskyy Sides With Old Guard
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, sparking widespread criticism and protests. - Fedorov, popular for his role in developing military innovation, wa…
Kalajoki | Children Harass Farm Animals: Chickens Stoned, Sleeping Ducks Poked with Sticks
- The Hulivili domestic animal farm in Kalajoki is experiencing unprecedented harassment of its animals by children. - Incidents include throwing stones at chickens, poking sleeping ducks with sticks,…
Technical glitch at Finnkino prevents ticket collection on 'The Odyssey' premiere day
- Finnkino theaters are experiencing a technical issue that prevents customers from collecting pre-booked tickets at the box office. - The problem is related to third-party software, and Finnkino is w…
Finland trades with occupied Palestinian territories, experts urge halt
- Finland supports ending trade with Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories, aligning with EU discussions. - Trade between Finland and these areas is minimal, with exports around €770…
At least three injured in shooting in Aalborg, Denmark
- At least three people were injured in a shooting incident on an industrial estate in Aalborg, Denmark, on Friday afternoon. - Among the injured are a police officer and the suspected perpetrator, wh…
Fuel Prices: The Market Only Works One Way at the Pump
- Consumers are frustrated by fuel prices that rise quickly with oil costs but fall slowly when oil prices drop. - The author argues that fuel markets operate with a one-way rule, passing on all incre…
Helsinki Building Owners Partially Compensated for Construction Flaws
- Helsinki residents of a Hitas apartment building in Jätkäsaari did not receive the full compensation they sought for numerous construction defects. - The Helsinki District Court ordered the city's h…
Orpo's situation looks bad, but the government is unlikely to fall
- Finnish newspapers assess Prime Minister Petteri Orpo's difficult situation regarding the Garden Helsinki project controversy. - The opposition has gained leverage due to new revelations and Orpo's …
Supporting FIFA's current president is an unsustainable choice for the Football Association of Finland, says Helsingin Sanomat
- Helsingin Sanomat criticizes the Football Association of Finland's decision to support FIFA's current president. - The newspaper argues that FIFA promotes a grand football culture while neglecting h…
Terveystalo's profit collapses as occupational healthcare faces a cascade of problems
- Terveystalo's operating profit dropped significantly, by nearly a third, due to issues in its occupational healthcare services. - The company has lost market share in occupational healthcare, contri…
Bullying: Police officer Ella Varis quit her job because her workplace became too oppressive
- Police officer Ella Varis resigned from her job due to a hostile work environment, leaving an unresolved bullying case. - Varis gained popularity for her work reaching young people through videos, b…
Suspect in Helsinki nightclub stabbing has extensive criminal history
- The suspect in a stabbing outside Helsinki's Apollo nightclub has a long criminal history, including violent offenses and drug crimes. - He is currently detained on suspicion of attempted homicide a…
English Terms on Pesäpallo Event Map Spark Fan Debate
- The use of English terms on the map for the traditional Pesäpallo Itä–Länsi event has sparked debate online. - Superpesis CEO Olli Aro explained the names were chosen for the expanded event area, in…
Researcher Offers Guidance on Developmental Bodyweight Training
- Muscle mass begins to decline in middle age, but this can be counteracted with bodyweight training. - A researcher from the University of Jyväskylä explains that muscle strength can decrease by abou…
Finnish Football Association Supported Infantino to Avoid Becoming a Target
- The Football Association of Finland (Palloliitto) reversed its earlier stance and sent a letter of support to FIFA President Gianni Infantino shortly before the World Cup. - Palloliitto President Ar…
Trump claims China accessed U.S. voting data in 2020 election
- Former U.S. President Donald Trump claims intelligence shows China accessed American voting data during the 2020 election. - Trump alleges China sought to influence the 2020 election and the 2018 mi…
Elisa cancels elderly woman's excessive streaming subscriptions after social media outcry
- Jarna Viskari discovered her elderly mother, who has memory issues, was being charged over 100 euros monthly by Elisa for streaming services she did not use. - Elisa initially refused to cancel or r…
Animal humor, baby teeth, and the formation of volcanoes explained
- Some animals, particularly great apes like gorillas, exhibit signs of humor, often through playful teasing or slapstick-like antics. - Human baby teeth, or milk teeth, serve as a temporary set that …
Finnish tennis aims to broaden access after recent international successes
- Finnish tennis has seen recent successes, including Otto Virtanen's upset win at Wimbledon and Harri Heliövaara's doubles victory. - Tennis requires significant financial investment from parents for…
US: Texas faces severe flooding again, months after deadly deluge
- Texas is experiencing severe flooding along the Guadalupe River following heavy rains. - Authorities have issued evacuation orders for several areas, warning of potentially "extensive and deadly" fl…
UK Plans to Ban High-Caffeine Energy Drinks for Under-16s in England
- The UK government plans to ban the sale of high-caffeine energy drinks to under-16s in England. - The proposed ban, set to take effect next April, aims to address concerns about the negative impact …
Football: Inter and Ilves advance in Conference League qualifiers; three red cards in Tampere match
- FC Inter Turku advanced to the next round of the Europa Conference League qualifiers after defeating FK Sarajevo 3-2 on aggregate. - Inter secured a 2-1 victory at home in the second leg, with goals…
Criminal suspicion: Man stabbed woman and dog in Sipoo's Söderkulla
- A man allegedly stabbed a woman and a dog in a private residence in Söderkulla, Sipoo, on Thursday afternoon. - The woman was taken to further treatment with relatively minor injuries, while the dog…
New Monkey Species Discovered in Congo
- A new monkey species, named "Likweli" (Colobus congoensis), has been discovered in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - The species is described as rare, shy, and arboreal, with distinctive orange fu…
Ukraine's Zelenskyy names Yevheni Hmara deputy defense minister, eyes him for top post
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed Yevheni Hmara as deputy defense minister. - Defense Minister Myhailo Fedorov resigned from his post on Wednesday, according to Kyiv Independent.…
Zimbabwe: US aid cuts threaten years of HIV and AIDS prevention progress
- The US has halted development aid through USAID, impacting HIV and AIDS prevention programs. - Zimbabwe is among the countries facing severe consequences, with funding for vulnerable women's organiz…
Finance Chief Sari Heinonen: Finland Needs an Attitude Shift on Ownership, Viewing it as 'Untrustworthy Elite Activity'
- Finnish Finance Group CEO Sari Heinonen believes Finland needs an attitude shift regarding ownership. - She stated that in Finland, ownership is perceived as an "untrustworthy elite activity." - Hei…
Sprinter Lotta Kemppinen returns after injury scare, focuses on regaining form
- Sprinter Lotta Kemppinen opened her outdoor season in Liege, Belgium, running 100 meters in 11.43 seconds. - Kemppinen considered withdrawing from the race due to a hamstring issue that flared up du…
Italian police raid luxury fashion houses again, suspecting subcontractor exploitation
- Italian police searched the headquarters of nine luxury fashion houses on Thursday, suspecting subcontractors of exploiting workers and violating labor laws. - The investigation, which has targeted …
Mänttä's Art Scene: Kapoor's Spectacle Meets Subtle Contrast
- Mänttä's summer art exhibitions present a stark contrast between spectacle and subtlety. - The Serlachius Museum hosts a major exhibition by British artist Anish Kapoor, known for his use of the wor…
Finland's Defibrillator Locator Service Faces Closure Over Funding Crisis
- The location service for defibrillators in Finland, operated by the Finnish Heart Association, faces an uncertain future due to funding issues. - The service, defi.fi, helps users find nearby defibr…
Helsinki should prioritize city center vitality, reader argues
- A reader argues Helsinki should prioritize revitalizing its city center over individual projects. - The author contrasts Helsinki's quiet Sundays with the livelier atmosphere observed in Estonia. - …
Actor Sam Neill died of pneumonia, agent confirms
- Actor Sam Neill, known for "Jurassic Park," died at age 78 in Sydney, Australia. - His long-time agent confirmed Neill died of pneumonia after bravely fighting and recovering from lymphoma. - Neill …
Argentina Faces FIFA Sanction Over Falklands Banner Displayed at World Cup
- Argentina faces a potential FIFA penalty after players displayed a "The Malvinas are Argentinian" banner during a World Cup semifinal match. - The banner refers to the Falkland Islands, which Argent…
European Athletics and EBU Introduce Guidelines Against Sexualized Portrayal of Female Athletes
- European Athletics and the European Broadcasting Union have issued guidelines to prevent the sexualized depiction of female athletes. - The guidelines aim to shift focus from athletes' bodies to the…
Udinese Reportedly Eyeing Finnish Talent Matias Siltanen
- Swedish club Djurgården's 19-year-old midfielder Matias Siltanen is reportedly a transfer target for Italian Serie A club Udinese. - Udinese is reportedly negotiating a transfer fee of six million e…
Excessive Remote Work Risks Increasing Isolation, Finnish Paper Warns
- Excessive remote work risks increasing social isolation among employees. - The article argues that work should not confine individuals solely to their homes. - Maintaining a balance between remote a…
Finnish Opposition Seeks to Convene Parliament Over Helsinki Garden Funds
- Opposition parties in Finland plan to request an extraordinary session of Parliament during its summer recess. - The move is driven by a controversy surrounding a 35 million euro state support for t…
Lapland War Film to Bring Historical Trauma to Finnish Screens
- A new Finnish war film, "Lapin sota" (Lapland War), is set to be released in October. - Directed by Aku Louhimiehen, the film aims to help Finns process difficult emotions related to the destruction…
Cheesy Ground Meat and Rice Casserole: A Busy Parent's Lifesaver During Holidays
- A cheesy ground meat and rice casserole is presented as a convenient meal solution for busy parents during school holidays. - The recipe is versatile, allowing for modifications like tex-mex flavors…
Helsinki installs signs to teach cyclists the 'long turn' for left-hand bends
- Helsinki is installing new signs at intersections to guide cyclists on how to make left turns. - The signs illustrate a
Corrosive liquid poured on 8-year-old at Finnish school; police investigate
- Police are investigating a suspected aggravated assault after a corrosive liquid was poured on an 8-year-old child at a schoolyard in Vaasa, Finland. - The incident occurred on Sunday evening, and t…
World Cup: England Star Jude Bellingham Strikes Opponent After Semi-Final Loss
- England's star player Jude Bellingham struck an Argentinian opponent after their World Cup semi-final loss. - Footage shows Bellingham hitting Valentin Barco with an open hand to the back of the hea…
World Cup: Argentina Advances After Victory, Player Carries 'Falklands Belong to Argentina' Banner
- Argentina defeated England 2-1 in the World Cup semifinals, advancing to the final to defend their title. - During the post-match celebration, midfielder Giovani Lo Celso carried a banner stating 'F…
Pixelated graphics still strong in games, looking stunning
- The new 2D action game 'Replaced' has garnered praise for its stunning pixel art visuals. - Developed by Cyprus-based Sad Cat Studios, the game took seven years to create, emphasizing the timeless a…
Wildfire Smoke Turns Toronto Orange, Air Quality Plummets
- Smoke from wildfires in Ontario, Canada, has turned Toronto's sky orange and significantly worsened air quality. - Air quality in Toronto was ranked among the worst globally, prompting some resident…
Obituary: Heikki Koivisto, District Heating Pioneer and Visionary
- Heikki "Hessa" S. A. Koivisto, a prominent figure in Finnish district heating, passed away at 83 after complications from surgery. - Koivisto led the District Heating Association, doubling district …
Åland Chef Cooked for Erling Haaland: 'He Eats More Than I Do'
- Christian Karlsson, a chef from Åland working with the Norwegian national football team, clarified details about the team's diet during the World Cup. - Karlsson debunked media claims about excessiv…
Social Media Algorithms Radicalize Children, Finnish Analysis Argues
- Social media algorithms can radicalize children, pushing them toward extreme views and hate speech, particularly young men. - While parents have a primary responsibility, states and tech giants must…
Resident wishes to move from noisy Klaukkala to Kuhmoinen
- Marko Helminen, who currently lives in Klaukkala, Nurmijärvi, wishes to move to Kuhmoinen. - He finds his current home too noisy due to constant car traffic and lack of community. - Helminen spends …
Lasse Virén dominates Montreal Olympics coverage; 'ministerial wines' prices rise
- The 1976 Montreal Olympics are currently dominated by the presence of Finnish runner Lasse Virén, a two-time defending Olympic champion. - International press handlers focus heavily on Virén, replay…
Argentina faces lack of support from Latin America in World Cup, despite being the last regional representative
- Argentina is the last Latin American team remaining in the FIFA World Cup, but faces a lack of support from other nations in the region. - This sentiment stems from a mix of envy over Argentina's po…
France permits assisted death under specific conditions
- France's National Assembly has passed a law permitting assisted death under specific conditions for terminally ill adults. - The law allows eligible adult French citizens or legal residents with an …
World Cup fever grips Helsinki, fans queue for hours at Fanzone
- Helsinki's Fanzone experienced long queues as football fans gathered to watch World Cup semi-final matches. - Fans queued for matches featuring France vs. Spain and England vs. Argentina, with lines…
Finland's Famous Veteran DC-3 Aircraft Grounded This Summer Due to Technical Issues
- Finland's most famous veteran aircraft, a DC-3, has been grounded this summer due to technical issues. - A crucial engine overhaul in the United States faced significant delays, followed by problems…
Finnish PM Orpo Admits Situation 'Does Not Look Good'
- Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo acknowledged that recent events "do not look good." - Orpo made these remarks during an appearance on a news broadcast and later on the A-studio program. - The sp…
Dominican president offers condolences for death of former Emir of Qatar
- Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader offered condolences for the passing of the former Emir of Qatar, Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. - Abinader signed a book of condolences at the Qatari ambassad…
Living next to the gunpowder factory is anxiety-inducing, says resident after explosion
- A resident living near the Vihtavuori explosives factory in Laukaa, Finland, expressed anxiety about the potential for major accidents, despite being accustomed to the factory's operations. - An exp…
Helsinki Stadium Not Yet Full for Manchester United vs. Wrexham Friendly
- A friendly match between Manchester United and Wrexham in Helsinki's Olympic Stadium has seen fewer than 20,000 tickets sold so far. - Organizer Joel Harkimo believes ticket sales will increase in t…
Finnish Union Probes Cafe Over Allegations of Humiliation and Poor Working Conditions
- A Finnish union is investigating allegations of poor working conditions and mistreatment at a cafe called Cajsan Helmi. - Eleven young female employees reported experiencing humiliation, name-callin…
Garden Helsinki admits 'mistakes' in state funding process
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Man Dies in Parachute Accident in Kuopio
- A man in his 30s died in a skydiving accident at Kuopio Airport in Finland. - The accident occurred during a "swooping" maneuver near the end of the jump. - Police are investigating the cause of dea…
Anya Taylor-Joy's Cunning Survivor Anchors New Thriller 'Lucky'
- The new Apple TV+ series "Lucky" stars Anya Taylor-Joy as a cunning and cold-blooded tactician. - The show begins with a successful heist, but complications arise immediately after the celebration. …
The Onion Acquires Conspiracy Platform Infowars, Plans Satirical Mockery
- The satirical publication The Onion has acquired the conspiracy theory platform Infowars through a bankruptcy auction. - The acquisition follows Alex Jones's payment of damages to Sandy Hook shootin…
England to Face Argentina in World Cup Semi-Final
- The second semi-final of the men's FIFA World Cup will feature a match between England and Argentina. - The highly anticipated game is scheduled for Wednesday at 10:00 PM. - The winner will advance …
Bitter Taste is a Sign of Good Olive Oil, Experts Say
- Extra virgin and virgin olive oils are subject to stricter EU quality criteria than regular olive oil, requiring mechanical cold pressing from fresh olives. - The origin must be labeled for extra vi…
Study: Support car size and shape can decide cycling race outcomes
- A new study suggests that the size and shape of a team's support vehicle can significantly impact a cyclist's performance in time trials. - Researchers found that less aerodynamic vehicles create a …
World Cup semifinal's subdued atmosphere raises questions
- Many observers were surprised by the subdued atmosphere during the France-Spain World Cup semifinal match. - German newspaper Bild described the crowd's mood as 'catastrophic,' criticizing fans for …
Mike Ashley's Frasers Group Offers to Buy Hugo Boss for 38 Euros Per Share
- Frasers Group, owned by billionaire Mike Ashley, has made a voluntary takeover offer for Hugo Boss at 38 euros per share. - The company, which has owned a stake in Hugo Boss since 2020, seeks to inc…
Three-Vehicle Collision in Istanbul's Sancaktepe Injures Several
- Three vehicles were involved in a collision in Sancaktepe, Istanbul, early Tuesday morning. - Emergency services, including police, health, and fire departments, responded to the scene. - Several in…
Ukraine to Buy Chinese Drone Parts with EU Loan Funds
- Ukraine can use part of a 6 billion euro EU loan to purchase drone components from China. - This exception to EU sourcing rules applies because similar components are not readily available from appr…
Leaving Corporate Life: Executive Trades Career Path for Forest and Family
- Iiris Puhakka left a stable, high-paying executive role in finance to manage a forest and focus on family. - The decision stemmed from a desire to live according to her values and a realization that…
World Cup soccer: Was the referee good enough, asks France coach Didier Deschamps
- France's coach Didier Deschamps questioned the referee's performance after losing a World Cup semifinal. - Deschamps alluded to several decisions that he felt were unfavorable to his team. - Despite…
Whimsy: This Summer's Trend is a Playful Ode to Delicate Oddity
- The "whimsy" aesthetic, characterized by fairies and playful colors, is emerging as a trend for summer 2024. - Artists like Lyyti and Harry Styles embody this style with their whimsical fashion choi…
New Tango Royals Crowned in Finland; First Roma Queen Makes History
- Raija Mäntyniemi and Juho Punkeri were crowned the new tango royals at the Seinäjoki Tangomarkkinat festival. - Mäntyniemi made history as the first Roma-born tango queen, winning over 70% of the vo…
British police probe political motive in ex-minister's suspected murder
- British police are investigating whether a political motive was behind the suspected murder of former Conservative politician Ann Widdecombe. - Widdecombe, 78, was found dead in her home on Thursday…
Dinosaur skeleton sells for over $50 million, setting new record
- A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, nicknamed Gus, sold for over $50 million at a New York auction, becoming the most expensive fossil ever sold. - The fossil, discovered in 2021, is 61% complete by bone …
Warren Buffett Excludes Bill Gates Foundation from Donations Amid Epstein Scandal
- Warren Buffett has omitted Bill Gates' foundation from his annual donations for the first time in 20 years, according to AP. - Buffett announced a $6 billion donation of Berkshire Hathaway stock to …
HS fan zone: Best spots in Vallila's giant viewing area taken long before Spain and France clash
- A large crowd gathered in Helsinki's Vallila district to watch the FIFA World Cup semifinal match between France and Spain. - Fans arrived early to secure prime spots in the outdoor viewing area, wi…
Finland's 'most beautiful tree' for sale with forest land
- The "most beautiful tree in Finland," the Paavola Oak, is for sale along with its surrounding forest land in Lohja. - The oak and its grove are part of a nationally valuable protected area designate…
Freddy Krueger Returns: New 'Nightmare on Elm Street' Film in Development
- Paramount Pictures is developing a new film version of the 1984 horror classic A Nightmare on Elm Street. - The studio acquired US rights from Wes Craven's estate, with his widow and son serving as …
