As the newly minted head of Finnish Film Affair, Alisha Hasan brings fresh energy and a globally minded perspective to the annual industry event, which runs parallel to the Helsinki International ...

Forecasts produced by economic think tanks in Finland have been over-optimistic in recent years, according to a fresh report. Otto Kyyrönen of the SOSTE Finnish Federation for Social Affairs and ...

A group of schoolchildren crossed the Russian border on Thursday, according to the Finnish Border Guard. Border guards observed unauthorised movement in the border zone near Simpele, and apprehended a ...

It's been a pleasure. We all got to witness Kane deliver on his landmark 100th appearance for the Three Lions, netting a double against Finland at Wembley. It was by no means a vintage display ...

The paucity of the opposition – a Finland team who earlier this year conceded four goals to actual Wales – cannot be ignored but there was still much to like about Lee Carsley’s England with ...

Harry Kane marked his 100th game for England with a brace in a 2-0 win over Finland in the Nations League last night. The Three Lions departed company with Gareth Southgate last summer and are ...

Lee Carsley has confirmed England will ring the changes against Finland at Wembley. England interim boss Carsley admitted he feared some players were undercooked ahead of the Republic of Ireland ...

Interim England boss Lee Carsley makes his Wembley bow on Tuesday night as his side host Finland in Nations League Group B2. Carsley will be hoping to impress after stepping up from his role with ...

Finland has defended a new law allowing migrants to be pushed back over its border with Russia. The controversial law, passed over the summer, will allow Finnish border guards to force migrants ...

Finland’s economy grew largely in line with earlier projections in the second quarter, cementing the hopes that the northernmost euro area member is on track to more sustained recovery. Gross ...

Katherine Marks for The New York Times Supported by By Julie Lasky When Iria Leino, a Finnish-born painter, died at 89, the rent on her 4,000-square-foot loft in a former knitting factory in SoHo ...