The Research Institute of the Finnish Economy said excessive expenditure during a boom is detrimental to the economy.

The foreign minister called the country's explanation for the incident "very fragile".

Matti Vanhanen prepares to say goodbye as Finance Minister, while Suomen Kuvalehti looks at the future of green transportation.

Price fixing claims have not prompted housing associations to switch building management firms.

A Finnish-Somali woman is challenging the Finnish Defence Forces' ban on headscarves.

Finland placed sixth in Saturday’s European pop jamboree in Rotterdam.

The Association of Finnish Municipalities says increasing tax progressivity would target people earning over 4,000 euros.

Centre Party leader Annika Saarikko will take over the post next week, according to Maaseudun tulevaisuus.

Sauli Niinistö and Jenni Haukio’s dog, a Boston terrier known as Lennu, has died of a brain tumour.

Rail services in Finland have returned to normal on Saturday following a protest by train drivers on Friday.

Previous attempts to advance the reform of social and healthcare services have become bogged down by constitutional issues.

Scam emails claim the recipient is due an extra payment but must fill out a refund form, which requests banking information.

Travel is now permitted to Finland's Nordic neighbour from regions with a low incidence rate of coronavirus.

Members of the public asked Yle to check statements made by political leaders in the run up to June's local elections.

Finnish Covid vaccine certificates will appear in the Omakanta system in May in preparation of EU Covid passes.

Blind Channel earned the last of 10 final slots available at Thursday night's second semi-final in Rotterdam.

Thousands of fans gathered in the city to celebrate their team's success, but did not observe social distancing.

The state rail operator plans to take the Finnish men's team to St. Petersburg on a private train.

Carbon dioxide emissions dropped as Finland's shutdown closed borders and scaled back commutes.

Rail services halt on Friday, fraudsters drain bank accounts and Finland records its first case of a rare fungus.

Many local and long-distance trains are halted on Friday by an engineers' strike.

The government argues that incitement to terrorism should be punishable, even if it does not pose a concrete risk of crime.

This week's podcast asked why events are lagging behind bars and pubs in the return to a post-Covid normal. 

The Covid situation has deteriorated rapidly in some areas in the past week, and hospitalisations are on the rise again.

As of Monday 24 May, any ticketed passenger can jump aboard for a ride without an advance reservation.

More than 7,000 lightning strikes were recorded during Wednesday night's deluge.

Jan Vapaavuori will start as a board member and part-time senior advisor at the Miltton Group in August.

Newts, which look like more muscular prehistoric salamanders, can grow to 16cm in length.

The number of both fatalities and injuries in road traffic declined during the first part of the year.

One issue in the morning papers is the question of who will check health documents once EU internal travel takes off again.