Helsingin Sanomat looks at who will decide if schoolchildren can be vaccinated, as the capital rolls out coronavirus jabs for teens.

Swim safety experts say many lessons were lost during the pandemic.

Patients whose files were hacked have yet to receive any compensation.

People with a history of significant allergic reactions should consult their doctor before getting the Covid jab.

Vaccine shipments arriving this month will bring first-dose cover to 80 percent of those eligible for the Covid shot.

Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto has served as the EU's special envoy to Ethiopia.

Organisers say the initiative aims to lower the threshold for reporting incidents motivated by hostility or prejudice.

Demonstrators say they will continue to exercise civil disobedience until the government responds to their demands.

The climate demonstration that has blocked Helsinki’s main thoroughfare since Thursday continued into a second day.

Tampere's transport board says people with strollers don't get a free tram ride after all.

Over half of Finland's population has received at least one vaccine dose, while less than 14 percent are fully vaccinated.

Efforts to fight climate change have improved overall air quality over the past 30 years, but many cities still do not meet European standards.

The arrangement aims to improve cross-border tax violation investigations.

Municipalities told Yle they have no clear guidelines on how to enforce new rules to keep teens in school until they turn 18.

Train routes between Helsinki, Kajaani, Joensuu and Oulu are the busiest this Midsummer.

Police said a verbal squabble quickly turned violent.

Domestic media outlets explore Green disillusionment, activists blocking roads and a cinema's snack and cash ban.

Finland's entry restrictions will be significantly relaxed on Monday.

This week's All Points North podcast looks at election fallout and the coming summer.

Prosecutors say two former drug squad officers gave misleading testimony as witnesses in a major drug case involving the unit's former chief, Jari Aarnio.

The redundancies will include 440 workers from the company's paper division and 110 from maintenance company Efora.

The leader of one of Finland's main opposition parties was hospitalised on Wednesday after feeling unwell.

The health agency also recommended that people work from home if possible during the summer to help keep infection rates low.

The initiative hopes legislation can be introduced to prevent the privatisation of Finland's water supply.

President Niinistö said he was glad to see Biden and Putin on speaking terms but was underwhelmed about the prospect of real change.

Torture trauma can cause mental, physical and social problems, and treatment often requires a multidisciplinary approach.

The press reports on some interesting summer purchases as Finland prepares to bask in temperatures of 30C.

The CEO of the company behind the effort said the projects would create hundreds of jobs in areas around the two cities.

Finland play their last group game against Belgium, with their chances of advancing to the knockout stage still in the balance.

The Finnish government is scheduled to deal with the matter on Thursday, according to the news agency.