November 2026 — 31 articles
France 24
🔵 In passing
3.11.
🇫🇮 The article says Google sparked outrage in Finland after cutting down 250,000 trees for data centre projects. The case has renewed criticism of the actions of big technology companies.
In other news, there's fresh outrage at big tech, after Google went rogue in Finland and cut down 250,000 trees for data centre projects.
DW English
🔵 In passing
3.11.
🇫🇮 Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda, who was photographed in Finland in September, is set to open the Berlin Security Conference. Finland is mentioned only in the photo caption; the article does not describe Finnish participation in the conference.
Lithuanian President Nauseda, seen here in Finland in September, is to open the conference.
BBC World
🔵 In passing
3.11.
🇫🇮 The article notes in a photo caption that a British paratrooper took part in a previous NATO exercise in Finland, less than 50 km from the Russian border. Finland is not listed as taking part in the exercise rehearsing a possible deployment to Ukraine.
A British paratrooper takes part in a previous Nato training exercise less than 50km (31 miles) from the Russian border in Finland.
EUobserver
🔵 In passing
2.11.
🇫🇮 Finnish lead auditor Petri Sarvamaa said that public money is generally managed well. He added that the weaknesses identified underline the need for strong checks to protect EU taxpayers’ money.
Lead ECA auditor Petri Sarvamaa said, “The good news is that public money is managed well overall. But the weaknesses we identified also show why strong checks are essential in protecting EU taxpayers’ money.”
DW English
🔵 In passing
2.11.
🇫🇮 DW spoke with Finland-based political scientist Leila Morovati as it examined factors that could tip the situation in Iran toward war or peace. The article excerpt does not give further details of her views.
To identify key factors that could tip the balance toward war or peace in Iran, DW spoke with Omid Memarian of DAWN, a Washington-based think tank focused on reforming US Middle East policy; Finland-based political scientist Leila Morovati; and Babak Rezaeedaryakenari, a professor of international relations at Leiden University in the Netherlands.
DW English
🔵 In passing
2.11.
🇫🇮 DW interviewed Leila Morrovati, a political scientist based in Finland, for its article on factors that could shape the Iran war. The excerpt does not specify her individual views; Finland is mentioned in connection with her work as an analyst.
Seeking to identify key factors that could tip the balance towards war or peace in Iran, DW spoke to three analysts: Omid Memarian of DAWN, a Washington-based think tank focused on reforming US Middle East policy; Finland-based political scientist Leila Morrovati; and Babak Rezaei Daryakenari of Leiden University in the Netherlands.
DW English
🔵 In passing
2.11.
🇫🇮 Finnish driver Valtteri Bottas crashed during the Mexico City Grand Prix. The accident brought out a red flag around lap 45 and interrupted the race.
The race was interrupted by a red flag around Lap 45 when Valtteri Bottas crashed.
Straits Times
🔵 In passing
2.11.
🇫🇮 Putin held a rare phone conversation with the leaders of Finland and Norway. The call was mentioned as part of his recent burst of diplomatic activity.
He took a rare call from the Finnish and Norwegian leaders.
DW Europe
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1.11.
🇫🇮 The British newspaper The Times reports that the radar system being built in Kaliningrad is primarily intended to detect and jam electronic signals. The paper cites ICEYE, a Finnish-Polish space and defense technology company.
The British newspaper The Times reports that the systems are primarily intended for the detection and jamming of electronic signals – citing the Finnish-Polish space and defense technology company ICEYE.
DW English
🔵 In passing
📰 2 sources
1.11.
🇫🇮 The Times, citing ICEYE, reports that the radar system being built in Kaliningrad is primarily intended to detect and jam electronic signals. ICEYE is a Finnish-Polish space and defense technology company.
The British newspaper The Times reports that the systems are primarily intended for the detection and jamming of electronic signals – citing the Finnish-Polish space and defense technology company ICEYE.
Euronews
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📰 2 sources
1.11.
Latest news bulletin | November 1, 2026 – Morning
🇫🇮 The Finnish National Gallery is exploring life after death in an exhibition titled “Northern Women and Esotericism.” The bulletin mentions it as a culture story.
“Northern women and esotericism”: Life after death explored at the Finnish National Gallery.