The Finn played for some of the world's biggest clubs and is a national hero — so why do some people think he underachieved?

The University of Helsinki’s top research areas draw together our strengths in research. Their themes also feature ...

Deported rapper Milan Jaff, 25, gives an interview to Kurdistan’s Rudaw Media after Finnish authorities revoked his residence permit. Convicted of multiple offences in Finland, he denies leading a ...

YEAR after year, the Philippines recognizes that a road safety crisis exists, yet very little happens to make our roads safer ...

China Media Group stages the 2026 Spring Festival Gala with martial arts, cross-cultural performances, AI stage design and ...

In a column written as an open letter to people who have just moved to Helsinki, Helsingin Sanomat offers advice on how to navigate life in the capital. "Consideration is virtue number one, because ...

This virtual tour presents Helsinki Cathedral as a defining landmark positioned above the city square with its white ...

We Who Remain is the first comprehensive exhibition of Sámi art ever shown at the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art in Helsinki. The Sámi are the only recognised Indigenous People in the EU area.

The silence in her work is tender, delicate and fierce all at once. In a world dominated by men, despite isolation, illness ...

Sometimes it feels like the planet is auditioning for a disaster movie, and we are all unwilling extras. Between wild weather, political drama that makes family holidays look tame, and headlines that ...

Judges faulted the eastern European country's national security rules for allowing secret placements inside private organizations with weak supervision and limited external control.

It is the first known case in the EU where a human-rights defender faces imprisonment for organising a Pride march, according to civil society.