Discarded explosives were dumped into the Baltic and North seas after World War II. Their deadly legacy is still with us.

Finland's underground facilities, which can double as bomb shelters, have emerged as an inspiring approach as Europe ramps up ...

City of Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #1135 is a three-story Craftsman home in Echo Park with stained glass, carved ...

For much of their history, three Nordic countries, Finland, Sweden, and Norway, were one nation within the Swedish Empire. Now, after Finland and Sweden have ...

Finland consistently tops lists of the world’s happiest countries. A stay in the country’s capital goes a long way towards ...

U.S. Air Force bombers have returned to their American base following a series of NATO exercises to test alliance readiness to the threat posed by Russia, as a Newsweek map shows the strategic Arctic ...

The fort got its current name — Suomenlinna, or Castle of Finland — in 1918, immediately after the country’s transition to independence. Used as a marine base during World War II ...

A court in Finland found a Russian paramilitary fighter guilty of war crimes committed during Russia’s first invasion of Ukraine, sentencing him to life in prison on Friday. Voislav Torden ...

In particular, Snopes readers asked us about claims that photos of the World War II aircraft Enola Gay were removed because of the word "gay." One social media post making the claim said ...

Sachs answered: ”Let me just report one aspect about Finlandization. Finlandization landed Finland number one in the World Happiness Report year after year. Finland is rich, successful, happy, and ...

Roland L. Bragg, a World War II paratrooper and Silver Star recipient from Maine. “Today we honor a hero worthy of the name Bragg,” said Lt. Gen. Greg Anderson during the ceremony. Rebecca ...

in World War II. Thinking individuals will be unsurprised to learn that the Enola Gay was not actually named after the sexual orientation. The plane was named after the mother of its pilot ...