In 2016, the budget was estimated at about 197 million euros, but the final price tag was nearly 337 million euros. 

The firm once known as Talvivaara hopes to tap into the growing electric vehicle battery market.

Midweek papers weigh issues such as a populist party's popularity, the US inauguration and outdoor physical education.

A mass vaccination strategy depends on the reliable availability and delivery of sufficient quantities of each vaccine.

An Yle survey found that women were much more likely to sit on the boards of trade unions than on employer federations.

The case relates to how animals are killed in accordance with religious traditions.

The professor said there was evidence that shows smaller booster doses were as effective as standard ones.

Last year's figures include 57 manslaughter and 33 murder cases.

In Finland the maximum penalty for smuggling 2 kg of cocaine is seven years imprisonment.

This year there were more than twice as many injuries than the previous year.

Coronavirus vaccines, snow and other topics made the headlines on Tuesday.

Just over 10 percent of around 5,700 passengers agreed to be tested on the ferries over the weekend.

The federation's VP blamed Belarus' president for creating an unsafe environment for players and fans.

VR's newest competitor transports coal four times a week on a single route but the Estonian firm has plans to grow.

Initiatives such as anonymous recruitment and extending permits of international students are under consideration.

The pilot programme will roll out next week at the latest, amid possible border restrictions planned by the government.

Only half of the youngsters said they felt there was an adult at school in whom they could confide.

The move comes after officials accidentally released the wrong inmate in two separate incidents.

Video footage of the incident which occurred close to the Parliament building in early January has appeared in the media.

Finland’s Prime Minister has joined other EU leaders in calling for Alexei Navalny to be released from custody.

Morning newspapers analyse the state spending budget for 2021.

Working from home is fueling online sales of home electronics and appliances in Finland.

Finland is emerging from a deep freeze, giving way to milder temperatures and more snow.

Experts highlight staffing shortages as Finland plans a pilot extending preschool education to five-year olds.

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.