Finland: Cold and getting colder
January 6, 2026
A cold snap in Finland is cold indeed—but it may get even colder
A cold snap in Finland is cold indeed—but it may get even colder
Finland is seeing a big shift in its drinking habits
Finnish police are using a new law to tackle a growing problem on city streets
A Helsinki court rules that noisy sparrows may be annoying, but they’re not a danger to health
Finland’s military trains for a world where GPS may not always work
A provocative art project at Helsinki’s main library makes a point about pollution
September may be moose collision month in Finland, but the Spring has moose hazards of its own
Winter tourism is up in Finland, with increases in numbers of visitors and what they spend
Finland has taken ‘slow TV’ to an extreme with a broadcast that’s even slower than watching grass grow
After a long shutdown because its Russian previous owners are under sanctions, the city’s major venue is almost ready to re-open
A cold snap in Finland is cold indeed—but it may get even colder
Finland is seeing a big shift in its drinking habits
Finnish police are using a new law to tackle a growing problem on city streets
A Helsinki court rules that noisy sparrows may be annoying, but they’re not a danger to health
Finland’s military trains for a world where GPS may not always work
A provocative art project at Helsinki’s main library makes a point about pollution
September may be moose collision month in Finland, but the Spring has moose hazards of its own
Winter tourism is up in Finland, with increases in numbers of visitors and what they spend
Finland has taken ‘slow TV’ to an extreme with a broadcast that’s even slower than watching grass grow
After a long shutdown because its Russian previous owners are under sanctions, the city’s major venue is almost ready to re-open