Finland is providing an additional €16 million in humanitarian aid for Ukraine, which will be distributed through the UN and the Red Cross. Source: Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as reported by European Pravda Details: Finland has allocated another €16 million in humanitarian assistance for Ukraine from its budget designated for supporting the country.

He emphasized that all participants aim to end the conflict and agreed on three key points: continued military, political, and economic support for Ukraine, and the need for a concrete peace plan. “At this stage,

Finland is sending 16 million euros in humanitarian aid to Ukraine, as part of a broader aid package to other parts of the world amounting to around 36.5 million euros, the Finnish foreign ministry announced on Monday. The aid will be channeled via UN humanitarian organizations as well as the International Red Cross, the ministry said.

A museum in Finland was long known as the last museum in Europe dedicated to Vladimir Lenin, the Russian revolutionary and founding father of the Soviet Union. While the museum long symbolized the ties between the two countries,

Following eight hours of negotiations in Saudi Arabia today, the US and Ukraine say that Kyiv will accept a 30-day ceasefire with Russia. Washington also pledged to lift a freeze on intelligence sharing and military aid to Ukraine.

Finland's security and intelligence service Supo is closely watching how U.S. intelligence positions itself towards Russia under the Trump administration, Supo's chief said on Tuesday.

Although the bank predicts Finland will slowly recover from the current recession, it warns that global uncertainty may hinder potential for growth.

NATO membership for Ukraine is becoming increasingly elusive. The previous U.S. administration silently opposed extending a NATO invitation to Ukraine. The current U.S. administration has made its opposition public.

He also talks about Russia and how President Vladimir Putin won't stop with Ukraine if he's not countered with strength in any negotiations over a ceasefire or peace. He spoke with Bloomberg's ...

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland has decided to provide 36.5 million euros in humanitarian aid. 16 million euros will be allocated for Ukraine, according to the Finnish Foreign Ministry. As the Ministry reports,

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