The Latest Breaking News from Finland

Finland's parliament on Thursday voted in favour of legislation that would allow barriers on the country's border with Russia and enable the closure of the 1,300-km (800 miles) frontier from asylum seekers in case of exceptional circumstances.

Finnish researchers have installed the world’s first fully working “sand battery” which can store green power for months at a time. According to BBC, the developers said this could solve the problem of year-round supply, a major issue for green energy. Using low-grade sand, the device is charged up with…

With women's football probably in the best place it's ever been, EURO 2022 promises to be considerably bigger and substantially better than any of the previous 12 editions.

England kick off their UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 campaign

Labour called on the Government to reboot defence plans and halt cuts to the Army.

Turkey renewed requests on Wednesday for Sweden and Finland to extradite individuals it considers terrorists after the countries reached a deal over the Nordic nations' NATO membership bids, Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag said.

Sloviansk (Ukraine) (AFP) - Ukrainian officials have called on civilians to urgently evacuate the city of Sloviansk as Russian troops press towards it in their campaign to secure the Donbas region.

Finland’s KymiRing circuit faces bankruptcy after organizers fail to pay two companies over €600,000 ($616,000 USD) in homologation construction charges.

Canada became the first country to formally ratify Finland and Sweden's accession to NATO in an accelerated process completed shortly after member nations signed off on the nuclear-armed alliance's expansion on Tuesday.

Sloviansk (Ukraine) (AFP) - Fighting raged on Tuesday in and around Ukraine's eastern Donbas region as Russian troops tried to maintain a series of battlefield gains, while NATO pressed ahead with Finland and Sweden's momentous membership bids.

‘This is truly an historic moment’, Nato secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg said