Helsinki

As Trump and Putin attempt to mend the broken ties between their nations, they have mostly aligned their views on war-torn Syria.

Moscow's top diplomat traveled with the Russian delegation to Finland, and Trump's performance has delighted the Kremlin greatly.

Who came out on top?

Putin's Aurus Senat Kortezh was unveiled in May and has been seen alongside Trump's Beast limo in Helsinki.

The two leaders began the day with a tête-à-tête—and are now in a bigger meeting with officials.

The demonstration was done in conjunction with the Kallio church, according to a Greenpeace press release.

These are all of the issues on the table that President Donald Trump did not mention in his remarks before his meeting with Putin.

The pair are having their tête-à-tête in Helsinki.

Putin arrived around 45 minutes late for his one-on-one with Trump.

Trump's critics fear he may go off-script and cozy up to the Russian strongman leader.

"Received many calls from leaders of NATO countries thanking me for helping to bring them together," Trump said.

The newspaper Helsingin Sanomat launched the campaign.

President Trump will meet Putin on Monday in Helsinki, Finland.

The Finnish capital is no stranger to high-stakes Moscow-Washington summits.

"As the Kremlin said last week, a one-on-one meeting with you 'absolutely suits' him. There must be other Americans in the room," the eight Democrats wrote.

Trump should not further insult and alienate the Europeans.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin's Helsinki summit holds danger and opportunity for both.

The Finnish capital was reportedly the preferred choice for the Trump administration, while Kremlin officials had suggested Vienna.

The man Russian officials have branded an "adversary of Russia" with a "boorish attitude towards people," and who in turn called Putin a "liar," meets the Russian president to discuss summit with Trump.

ICAN was awarded the prize in Helsinki, chosen out of 300 nominees.

Life with ISIS "was not what I thought," said one former fighter. Now, he has no future in Europe.

Swedish authorities are receiving triple the counterterror tips they did in 2012.

Finland has become more concerned after attacks in neighboring Sweden and Russia.

"The proposal remains in place," Finland's ambassador to Russia has said.

Demonstrations were inspired by the death of a man at a neo-Nazi rally in Helsinki.

A quirk in Finnish law means 'robot buses' are allowed on Helsinki streets.