Schools are more likely to be closed in neighbourhoods that lack a councillor.

Morning papers report that the Finnish government is likely to clamp down ever further on cross-border traffic.

Access to medical health checks are a statutory right for first, fifth and eighth graders.

All Points North explores limits on kids' hobbies and how the pandemic is normalising cross-border telework.

Finland's law on infectious diseases is to be temporarily amended. 

The two presidents talked about Navalny's detention and its impact on Russian-European relations.

An alternate coastal option via Kotka toward the Russian border appears to be losing favour.

According to Finnish health authorities, services must work harder to combat suffering among older people. 

The president said he hopes that the Capitol attack spurred Americans to realise that hatred has gone too far.

Finland is concerned about low test numbers and new Covid variants.

The snowstorm is not expected to be as severe as last week’s storm Toini, but will cover a wider area, meteorologists say.

Work remained the number one reason for moving to Finland in 2020.

The benefits agency said the terminations were not related to the company's hacking scandal that took place last year.

The former Finance Minister and former Centre Party chair is not suspected of having committed any crime.

What’s important to you in this local election? This is your chance to put your concerns to Finland’s top politicians.

The berry farm labourers will be brought in on about 10 charter flights beginning from March.

Tuition for the specialty can reach up to 60,000 euros, according to the initiative's authors.

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

The firm that took over Talvivaara's operations 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.