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November 2026 — 43 articles
Al Jazeera 🟡 Mentioned 11.11.
🇫🇮 On November 2, a suspected wave of cyberattacks affected supermarkets and food businesses in at least nine European countries, including Finland. The article gives no further details about the impact in Finland or who was behind the attacks.
On November 2, a second wave of suspected cyberattacks affected supermarkets and food businesses in at least nine European countries, including Belgium, Estonia, Finland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal and Sweden.
Financial Times 🟡 Mentioned 11.11.
🇫🇮 Finland’s chilly mountain regions are becoming popular destinations for holiday-home buyers. Quiet slopes, short queues, a long season and an easy-to-navigate property market are cited as reasons for their appeal.
Quiet slopes, short queues, a long season and an easy-to-navigate property market are making the chilly heights of Norway, Sweden and Finland a hot spot for buyers.
Straits Times 🟡 Mentioned 10.11.
🇫🇮 Ukrainian military drones have strayed into Finnish airspace. The incidents have raised concerns that the war in Ukraine could spill over into NATO countries neighbouring Russia and its ally Belarus.
Ukrainian military drones have been straying into the airspace of Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, creating concerns that the war in Ukraine is spilling over into NATO countries that border Russia and its ally Belarus.
EUobserver 🟡 Mentioned 10.11.
🇫🇮 Italian fighter jets escorted a Finnair flight from Helsinki to Rome because of a bomb threat. Finland was one of 16 countries whose airports were affected by the hoaxes, which proved false.
A Finnair flight between Helsinki and Rome was escorted by Italian fighter jets while another plane, from Dublin to Rome, was diverted to a French air base. The scare affected a total of 20 airports in 16 countries, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Spain, and the UK.
EUobserver 🟡 Mentioned 10.11.

EU anger as Malta vetoes €13bn EU‑wide tobacco tax overhaul

EU anger as Malta vetoes €13bn EU-wide tobacco tax overhaul
🇫🇮 Finland initially opposed the compromise on the EU tobacco tax reform, seeking higher taxes. It ultimately accepted the compromise proposed by Ireland.
Earlier in the day, Harris said the vast majority supported the deal and that member states were “not worlds apart” and “inches away”, before adjourning the meeting “to take stock” for another round of bilateral talks after Finland, Estonia and Malta still objected to the compromise. Finland, the other holdout, wanted higher taxes, but in the end also agreed to the compromise.
DW English 🟡 Mentioned 📰 10 sources 9.11.
🇫🇮 Finland has joined Sweden, Switzerland and other countries in saying it will not face Russia in an international tournament. Along with the Canadian prime minister’s pledge, this stance appears to have given Norway hope that its team could still play at the World Juniors.
Carney's pledge, coupled with the stated refusal by Finland, Sweden, Switzerland and others to face Russia in an international tournament, appears to have given the Norwegian Ice Hockey Association (NIHF) hope that its team could still play in the upcoming tournament.
DW English 🟡 Mentioned 📰 10 sources 9.11.
🇫🇮 Finland is reported to be among the countries, along with Sweden, Switzerland and others, refusing to play Russia in an international tournament. This stance, together with the Canadian prime minister’s pledge that Russia would not compete in Canada, has given Norway hope that its team could still take part in the World Juniors.
Carney's pledge, coupled with the stated refusal by Finland, Sweden, Switzerland and others to face Russia in an international tournament, appears to have given the Norwegian Ice Hockey Association hope that its team could still play in the upcoming World Juniors.
DW English 🟡 Mentioned 📰 10 sources 7.11.
🇫🇮 Finland is among the leading hockey nations that said after the October 30 ruling they would not play Russia in any tournament allowing Russia to participate. Finland’s stance adds to the boycott pressure surrounding Russia’s return to international hockey.
Since the October 30 decision, several leading ice hockey nations — including Finland, Sweden and Czechia — have said they would refrain from playing against Russia in any tournament in which it is allowed to take part.
Al Jazeera 🟡 Mentioned 📰 2 sources 6.11.
🇫🇮 Organisers say dozens of civil society and grassroots groups will take part in the Stop Dirty Data Centres events on Friday and Saturday in 15 European countries, including Finland. The article gives no further details about events in Finland.
Dozens of civil society and grassroots groups have said they will join the “Stop Dirty Data Centres” events on Friday and Saturday in 15 European countries, including Ireland, Poland, Denmark, Finland, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, France and the United Kingdom, organisers said.
Meduza EN 🟡 Mentioned 6.11.
🇫🇮 Moscow reportedly viewed Finnish President Alexander Stubb’s and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre’s call to Vladimir Putin warmly. The Kremlin believes the contact could mark the start of substantive negotiations.
Moscow reacted “warmly” to the call to Vladimir Putin from the leaders of Finland and Norway, Alexander Stubb and Jonas Støre.
DW English 🟡 Mentioned 📰 10 sources 6.11.
🇫🇮 Finland, along with Sweden and Czechia, has said it will not play against Russia in tournaments that allow Russia to participate. The article says such boycotts would make it extremely difficult for Germany to host next year’s Ice Hockey World Championship.
Since last Friday's decision, several leading ice hockey nations, including Finland, Sweden and Czechia, have said they would refrain from playing against Russia in any tournament in which it is allowed to take part.
DW English 🟡 Mentioned 📰 10 sources 6.11.
🇫🇮 Finland is in Group B at the World Championship, alongside Canada, Sweden, Japan and Denmark. Four of the group’s five teams advance to the quarterfinals.
Group B: Canada, Finland, Sweden, Japan, Denmark.
Al Jazeera 🟡 Mentioned 📰 10 sources 6.11.
🇫🇮 The Italian Air Force escorted a Finnair aircraft to Rome after an anonymous bomb-threat email was sent to Rome’s Fiumicino airport operator and other companies. The plane arrived safely.
The Italian Air Force escorted a Finnair plane into Rome after an anonymous bomb-threat email was sent to Aeroporti di Roma (ADR) and other companies at Fiumicino. The plane arrived safely.
ScandAsia 🟡 Mentioned 6.11.
🇫🇮 Finnish passport holders can now use Thailand’s automated passport gates at Suvarnabhumi Airport. Finland is one of four Nordic countries added to the scheme, and travellers can check their eligibility in the confirmation email from Thailand’s TDAC system.
Travellers holding Danish, Finnish, Norwegian and Swedish passports can now use Thailand’s automated passport control gates, following an expansion that has made the system available to citizens of 33 countries and territories.
Straits Times 🟡 Mentioned 5.11.
🇫🇮 Finland is among the countries that have said their teams will refuse to play against Russia in international ice hockey. The Finnish city of Turku has also threatened to withdraw as host of the 2028 World Junior Championship.
Countries including Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Latvia and the Czech Republic have said they will refuse to play Russia. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Russia and Belarus, a close Moscow ally, would be barred from the World Junior Championship beginning next month in Alberta, while the Finnish city of Turku threatened to drop hosting duties for the 2028 World Junior Championship.
The Guardian 🟡 Mentioned 📰 10 sources 5.11.
🇫🇮 Two Finnair flights from Helsinki to Rome and Vienna were among those targeted by bomb threats on Thursday morning. Both landed safely, and a Finnair representative said the threats were unfounded or hoaxes.
The series of warnings on Thursday morning affected flights between Italy, Ireland, the UK, Spain, Bulgaria, Romania, Poland, Finland, Austria, Denmark, Belgium, Portugal, Greece and Czechia. The latest alerts affected flights by Ryanair, Aer Lingus, Wizz Air, Finnair and LOT. All landed safely. Initial searches of some of the planes found nothing suspicious. Also affected were an LOT Polish Airlines flight from Warsaw to Brussels, two Finnair flights from Helsinki to Rome and Vienna and four flights by other airlines to Prague. The threats against the Finnair flights were “unfounded or hoax”, said an airline representative.
Globe and Mail 🟡 Mentioned 📰 10 sources 5.11.
🇫🇮 Finnair Flight 1761 from Helsinki to Rome was targeted by a bomb threat. Nothing unusual was found after the plane landed in Rome, Finnish broadcaster Yle reported.
At least eight flights from Copenhagen, Dublin, Helsinki, Madrid, Milan and Warsaw were confirmed to have been targeted with bomb threats. Finnair said that Flight 1761 from Helsinki to Rome was targeted by a bomb threat, but nothing out of the ordinary was found after it landed, Finnish broadcaster Yle reported.
DW Europe 🟡 Mentioned 📰 10 sources 5.11.
🇫🇮 Finnair said two of its flights landed at their scheduled destinations amid security threats. A flight from Helsinki to Rome was escorted by the military, while a Jettime-operated flight from Helsinki landed in Vienna as scheduled.
A flight from Finland landed in Rome as scheduled but with a military escort, and various others touched down at their scheduled destinations across the continent. Finland's Finnair carrier reported that two planes landed at their scheduled destinations but amid security scares. One Finnair flight from Helsinki to Rome landed with a military escort. Another plane from the Finnish capital, operated by Jettime, also landed in Vienna as scheduled.
DW English 🟡 Mentioned 📰 10 sources 5.11.
🇫🇮 Finnair said two of its planes landed at their scheduled destinations despite security threats. A Finnair flight from Helsinki to Rome landed with a military escort, while a Jettime-operated flight from Helsinki landed as scheduled in Vienna.
A flight from Finland landed in Rome as scheduled but with a military escort. Finland's Finnair carrier reported that two planes landed at their scheduled destinations but amid security scares. One Finnair flight from Helsinki to Rome landed with a military escort. Another plane from the Finnish capital, operated by Jettime, also landed in Vienna as scheduled.
DW English 🟡 Mentioned 📰 2 sources 5.11.
🇫🇮 A flight departing from Finland landed in Rome on schedule, escorted by military aircraft. The article does not say whether the other flight that landed in Brussels amid a security threat was connected to Finland.
A flight from Finland landed in Rome as scheduled but with a military escort, and another landed in Brussels amid a security threat.