MP Mikko Kärnä alleged on Twitter that Professor Tuomas Ojanen had written the Green Party's objection to the ruling on Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto's actions in December 2020.

Political squabbling over cultural sector funding cuts, afterparties and 'Boomers' may have contributed to a drop in support for two government parties, Yle's latest poll reveals.

A fresh newspaper poll shows Social Democratic Prime Minister Sanna Marin is holding on to the top spot in party leader popularity.

So-called "import emissions" are keeping Finland’s carbon footprint high, according to a study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

The elections take place on 23 January 2022.

The broad study found that for children in out-of-home care there was an increase in risk of adverse social and health outcomes in adulthood, compared with siblings who were never placed in care.

Millions of kilogrammes of the country's recycled clothing and textiles will now be made into more than just woven rag rugs.

Yes, there's another election, and yes foreigners can vote in it.

Helsinki wants a more sustainable menu.

The deal means that every game of the tournament will be broadcast on free-to-air, terrestrial television in Finland.

World leaders and policymakers are meeting in the Scottish city of Glasgow to expedite climate commitments.

Proponents say universal call-ups would help prevent marginalisation and attract more women into military service.

Last year was the first time the share of renewable sources rose above 50 percent, Statistics Finland said.

Finland's wolf population has hit a 100-year high, but a conservation report found the numbers are too small to remain genetically viable.

Feminists say military call-ups for women should be voluntary following a parliamentary committee recommending they become mandatory.

The OmaStadi poll found many residents want the outdoor Olympic Stadium pool to be open year-round, an effort that would cost around 300,000 euros annually.

Both the delivery firm and the agency are hoping to solve the employee-or-entrepreneur issue in Administrative Court.

A United Nations report says that if no further action is taken, it's possible that global temperatures will rise by 2.7 degrees Celsius by the end of this century, a scenario which would have devastating consequences.

Demand for ivermectin, a deworming medicine, is growing in Finland.

Former Minister of Transport and Communications Anne Berner began making her transition to the board of Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) in 2019, before her term ended.

Customers had experienced difficulties while trying to make payments with Mastercard or Visa cards at S-Group and Lidl outlets from 8am on Monday.

Changes to Finland's Road Traffic Act have placed more responsibility on drivers to determine when it's time to use winter tyres.

Conservative groups are blasting Finland's Prosecutor General for charging MP Päivi Räsänen with hate speech.

The Helsinki club have won ten of the last thirteen Finnish titles.

Short term rentals remain below levels seen before the pandemic.

The Swedish-language daily said that municipalities had agreed not to compete on pay.

Today one in five Finnish reindeer herders is under 25, with the share of women herders growing.

A 2019 European Parliament vote to end the practice of changing clocks every March and October has stalled in the EU Council of Ministers.

An Instagram reel of a surfer on an efoil board skimming across a Lapland river has so far been viewed nearly 32 million times.

The commission will assess historical and current discrimination against the Sámi people, including the role of the Finnish state.