A co-founder of the Finest Bay company says work on the tunnel could be done as soon as the beginning of 2025.

There are conflicting messages from Finnish authorities and politicians about coronavirus restrictions.

Teemu Torssonen was cleared of charges for the attempted murder of Finns Party aide Pekka Kataja.

The State Department green-lighted the sale of rocket systems to Finland, which it called "a trusted partner". 

All Points North asked the Green League leader how she felt about the interior minister's job.

Sensitive information was recorded and stored for months without customers' knowledge.

Travel operators had a disastrous year.

THL's Taneli Puumalainen described a "stark difference" between rates of infection in the capital region and elsewhere.

In previous economic crises, house prices have tended to decline in line with the rest of the economy.

Discovery of new variants of the virus is just "a matter of time", experts say.

Two-week closures have been imposed for alcohol sales violations at nightspots in Kotka and Joutsa.

Covid keeps stirring debate in the papers, with questions over April's elections and who should be vaccinated next.

The annual list by the US magazine Time profiles future-shaping influencers from a variety of fields.

The defendants are accused of murdering a 16-year-old boy in the Koskela district of Helsinki last December.

Opposition parties had filed two motions against the government over the EU stimulus package.

Helsinki University hospital district requests stricter limits on gatherings as virus cases hit new high.

The suspects included at least one current member of the police force.

Veikkaus needs to generate revenue for charities but at the same time is expected to combat problem gambling.

The SME Barometer survey found many small and medium enterprises were now in a worse financial position than a year ago.

The firm's adjusted operating profits for 2020 increased to 66.1 million euros from 36.2 million euros in 2019.

Uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic is casting doubt over the elections scheduled for 18 April.

Coronavirus restrictions could be tightened as case numbers continue to rise in several regions.

The government said the reform aims to encourage a more balanced use of family leaves.

A new study shows college students, girls, and those living alone have the lowest sense of satisfaction with life.

Preliminary figures show signs that the Finnish economy may have started to pick up towards the end of 2020.

Finland has announced its bid for the next three-year term (2022–2024) of the UN Human Rights Council (HRC).

The tabloid Iltalehti writes that coronavirus exposure in schools is a continuing worry for many parents.

The man now faces a 20-month suspended sentence for defrauding state gaming firm Veikkaus.

THL reports that 210,194 people in Finland (3.8% of the population) had received coronavirus vaccinations as of Monday.

Authorities have characterised the outfit as Finland's most dangerous criminal organisation.