A Finnish court has ruled that the seizure of Russian state-owned property in Finland is legal, rejecting Moscow’s claims of ...

Employment figures in Finland continue to decline, with female-dominated sectors such as health and hospitality hit hardest.

Childhood vaccination rates have declined in Europe and Central Asia, falling below herd immunity levels in many countries, according to WHO and Unicef. Cases of whooping cough and measles have surged ...

Finland plans to launch a €20 million scrappage scheme to encourage drivers to replace old cars with low-emission models.

The deepest mine in Europe, located in Pyhäsalmi, Finland, is preparing to shut down permanently. Without a last-minute ...

A new survey shows that nearly half of Finns now identify as politically right-wing, the highest level recorded. Liberal ...

President Donald Trump reportedly asked President Volodymyr Zelenskyi whether Ukraine could strike Moscow or St Petersburg.

A second road collapse within a year on Finland’s Highway 23 in Keuruu has left one worker injured and forced the full ...

Finland’s inflation slowed to 0.2% in June, down from 0.5% in May, according to official data. Healthcare and medicine costs ...

Average unemployment duration in Finland has hit 70 weeks, the highest since records began. Despite high qualifications, many face long job hunts due to a lack of job openings. Experts call for urgent ...

Fazer will invest €400 million in a new chocolate factory in Lahti, marking the largest investment in its history. The ...

A man armed with a knife was shot and killed by police in Helsinki’s Alppiharju district after less-lethal methods failed.