Current affairs

In our selection of Esko Jämsä’s photos from the book Helsinki: Quiet Nooks and Corners, you’ll see the Finnish capital from viewpoints you never noticed before – or never stopped to contemplate.

As autumn arrives in the Finnish capital, chilly weather hints at an even colder season soon to come. We relish the crisp fall air, bringing you eye-catching views of colourful seasonal scenery.

A technically ingenious underwater shot by Pekka Tuuri took the top prize in this year's Nature Photograph of the Year awards.

Young people have the key role in resolving global challenges in the future. The target of the international Millennium Youth Camp (MY Camp) is to find young people interested in mathematics, science and technology, and help them start up a career in these fields.

Jalas Chamber was founded over ten years ago as a result of many projects during the Jalasjärvi music courses. The orchestra is having in Greece two concerts playing Finnish-Greek rhapsodies 1 and 2.

The co-author of a new guide to Finland tells how the book was made, drops travel tips and reveals what’s best about the Finns.

Two talented Finnish photographers, Kari Soinio and Harri Pälviranta, are having an exhibition 27.9.-16.10.

Grand maître of Finnish dance Jorma Uotinen is celebrating his 40-year dance and choreography career with a triple bill at the National Opera House.

Finland experienced a record-breaking hot summer in 2010, and the temperatures seemed to warm up the national economy, as well.

Aleksi Salmenperä´s film called Bad family is shown in the Athens 16th International Film Festival.