Finnish PM Sanna Marin said the country still had "a lot to do" to fully achieve its sustainable development goals by the end of this decade.

Inflation hit 2.2 percent in May, according to figures from Statistics Finland released on Monday.

Who had a good night and who... didn't? Monday's papers pick through the local election results.

Finland's national cyber security director, however, says he doesn't accept this negative assessment.

The elections saw a drop in support for the government coalition partners SDP, Green League and the Centre Party.

Finland scored the only goal in Saturday's match overshadowed by the collapse of Danish player Christian Eriksen.

Meilahti residents accuse Helsinki deputy mayor Anni Sinnemäki of granting a friend a favourable construction permit.

Most incoming vaccines in July will serve as second doses.

Hundreds of local election candidates say they have encountered various forms of harassment.

Declining populations and migration to bigger cities means many small municipalities face a bleak future. 

Helsinki Police will not launch an investigation into the removal of Finns Party election posters from bus stops and HKL vehicles.

Low-income and unemployed people are likely to be hit hardest by employment reforms, the unions argue.

The issue has been a bone of contention between the Finnish and Estonian governments. 

Here's all you need to know about the Eagle-Owls' first appearance at a major finals tournament.

A survey by the Consumers’ Union of Finland found that some private coronavirus test providers may charge up to 200 euros more than others.

The eclipse was at its deepest over the Lapland municipality of Utsjoki, where the moon covered about 61 percent of the sun.

Tens of thousands of people are running for office this weekend.

The suspects have lengthy criminal records, including ties to the Cannonball biker gang.

All Points North looks ahead to a busy weekend as voters cast their ballots and footballers go to the UEFA finals.

The Ministry of Social Affairs and Health said that looser restrictions could take effect in the Uusimaa region as soon as Friday.

One of the largest industrial investments in Finland in recent years, the new Bayer plant is to employ some 200 people when it opens in 2025.

At least 200 million euros have been spent in non-competitive procurements, according to an audit.

Yle's poll shows minimal changes from last month's.

The European Championships start on Friday.

The THL's chief physician noted that it does not appear that combining AstraZeneca with an mRNA vaccine causes more side effects than using the same vaccine product for both doses.

It took around one day before the Police Board informed the city that the colourfully-painted crosswalk was not legal.

Some experts say Finnish courts should pay more attention to child abduction concerns in custody hearings.

An internal investigation exposed inappropriate messages that indicate right-wing fuelled fanaticism and a plot to murder a politician.

Advance voting ended on Tuesday.

The Finns Party, whose inaccurate anti-immigration posters were removed from billboards across Helsinki this week, is poised to leap ten percentage points over its 2017 election result.