Finland will begin administering second doses of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine on Monday.

Finland is worried about highly infectious coronavirus variants entering the country.

Driving under the influence of drugs has tripled over the past decade, according to Lännen Media.

Three Finnish firms have recalled eggs because they might be contaminated with salmonella, according to the Finnish Food Authority. 

The Bayer Leverkusen man has played 64 times for Finland.

Very low temperatures struck Finland this week, and that brought a spike in energy consumption.

Helsinki region doctors say new variants are a dangerous addition to Finland's coronavirus epidemic.

A total of 13 deaths linked to coronavirus have been reported at the facility since a localised outbreak in early December.

The country's long-stated goal is to at least halve transport emissions from 2005 levels by the year 2030.

The number of speeding tickets issued by police in 2020 was down 41 percent compared to the previous year.

Pirkanmaa Hospital district reported 38 new coronavirus cases on Friday, the biggest single-day count since 10 December.

Snow and sports dominate the headlines, but papers also remember a much-loved writer of children's books.

With wind power production down from this week’s peak, Finland relies on energy imports as the mercury plunges.

The industry lobby group RT recommends that workers arriving from abroad be tested before beginning work.

The rally was scheduled for late February in Sweden but was relocated due to the coronavirus situation.

Finland's vaccine rollout has been slower than hoped, but things might pick up soon.

The Natural Resources Institute believes the potentially harmful fish were brought into the country illegally.

Workers in certain low-income jobs are more vulnerable to coronavirus exposure, research suggests.

A warning of dangerously cold temperatures is in effect for nearly the whole of the country.

Road safety requires that drivers ensure their windows are well cleared of ice and snow.

The alcohol retailer sold 92.7 million litres of beverages last year, an increase of 13 percent from 2019.

Morning papers report that the government is looking at the legal means to impose tighter controls on Finland's borders.

The group is aiming to collect enough supporter cards to officially register as a political party.

Issues related to mental health were the main reason for absence from work during 2020.

This summer's European Championships will be played one way or another, Finland's FA chair says.

An epidemiologist warns if the variant is increasingly virulent among kids, it could result in widespread school closures.

Inflatable sports domes are a common sight in Finland, but the facilities sometimes have trouble dealing with snowfall.

The EU has doubled it's order of the vaccine as supply issues hit the vaccine rollout.

The press on Wednesday was still adjusting to the sight of snow in the capital.

The initiative is aimed at curbing the potential spread of coronavirus viral variants.