Finland News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th December, and here’s your Finland daily news capsule.

A shooting at Brown University leaves two dead and several injured.

Former politician Christopher Wegelius has passed away, leaving a significant impact.

The U.S. and Ukraine are set to begin talks amid rising optimism for peace.

Trump vows retaliation against ISIS if further attacks occur following recent casualties.

Israel reports killing a Hamas commander, escalating tensions in Gaza.

Finland's F-35 pilot training begins, but experts warn of potential challenges ahead.

Political tensions rise as Thailand and Cambodia face border disputes and military actions.

Belarus releases 123 political prisoners, including prominent opposition figure Maryja Kalesnikava.

A major protest in Budapest addresses child exploitation issues, drawing significant attention.

In sports, Finland's Jasmi Joensuu finishes seventh in the Davos World Cup sprint.

A large asteroid approaches Earth, prompting three new research projects to avert disaster.

Influenza cases surge in Pirkanmaa, with health officials urging vaccinations.

A shocking elimination in Amazing Race sparks immediate reactions across social media.

A new study finds vaccinations may slow dementia progression in natural settings.

Swedish candy becomes a global hit, capturing the attention of teenagers everywhere.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!