The country's heightened coronavirus-related restrictions go into effect on 8 March.

Experts warn that secondary school pupils may bring coronavirus infections to classrooms after the ski holidays.

Those affected will be contacted in person.

The restrictions and closures will be in place from 8 to 28 March.

The All Points North podcast asks why non-Swedish speakers would vote for the Swedish People's Party.

The Estonian ferry company joins other travel operators in suffering a terrible 2020.

The move will mean the closure of bars and restaurants for three weeks next month.

Thursday's papers are preoccupied by a possible coronavirus state of emergency as case numbers continue to rise.

A report by supervisory authority Valvira also found that overall alcohol consumption changed only slightly.

The defendant was giving evidence on the second day of trial into the alleged attempted murder of a Finns Party aide.

The new measure does not apply to bars, restaurants or businesses with fewer than ten employees.

The craft beer brewer is expanding to Estonia following the purchase of the country's third-largest brewer.

The 18-year-old victim was fatally stabbed at least 20 times, the court heard.

Finland's annual inflation rate increased to one percent after being held steady by the coronavirus' economic impact.

Intensive care coordinator Professor Matti Reinikainen says demand for hospital care could surge.

In a worrying week of coronavirus news, Helsingin Sanomat compares the situation in Uusimaa to other EU capitals.

Restrictions would apply to licensed premises located in regions considered to be in the spreading phase of the epidemic.

There were as many--or even more--people travelling domestically this week compared to the same period last year, data reveals.

Intensive care patients have been transferred out of Helsinki.

The official said he wanted to calm "turmoil" over whether the incident was an attack on Finnish democracy.

The attack occurred at Finns Party aide Pekka Kataja's home in July 2020.

The phenomenon was seen in southern as well as western parts of the country.

The English-language confirmation of a negative test result can be printed out or downloaded to a mobile phone.

As new tricks are hatched, police received about 1,000 complaints about the Microsoft IT-support scam last year alone.

Steel firm Outokumpu is part-owned by the Finnish state. 

Covid dominates the news agenda on Tuesday. 

Material released by police on Monday sheds more light on the events that led to the death of a 16-year-old boy in Helsinki in December.

A boom in domestic tourism helped the tourism industry somewhat last summer, but not for long.

Industry body SKAL says coronavirus means there is a real risk that there won't be enough drivers to take on all jobs.

From Monday regional authorities have new powers to help them curb coronavirus infections across the country.