The group organised a demonstration in Helsinki last weekend that led to a temporary blockade of Mannerheimintie in downtown Helsinki.

Aki Lindén started work on Monday as Minister for Family Affairs and Social Services.

The Transport Workers’ Union threatens a strike from 22 February until 8 March, during the school vacation period.

Approval of the handling of the crisis has waned, but confidence in health institute THL has remained fairly steady since last May.

Finland's Interior Minister Krista Mikkonen sees civil disobedience as an acceptable means to bring about change, but not all political leaders agree.

Following harassment of journalists at the weekend Convoy demonstration in Helsinki, Finland's Association of Editors has issued a reminder that the media is not a party to protests.

Jari Aarnio, whose murder conviction was overturned on Friday, has been released from prison wearing an ankle monitor.

The National Audit Office sees a particularly compelling reason for Yli-Viikari to be the dismissed as Director General.

The spread of the subvariant is however unlikely to lead to an overburdening of healthcare services, according to HUS Director of Diagnostics Lasse Lehtonen.

The patient records of about 30,000 people were stolen when Vastaamo's database was hacked on at least two separate occasions.

Finns Party chair Riikka Purra says rising prices are significantly weakening the purchasing power of low and middle-income earners.

A new poll by Maaseudun Tulevaisuus suggests that nearly half of people in Finland are in favour of joining Nato, if the nation's leaders were to recommend membership.

The protests have shrunk over the course of the weekend.

The trial period will initially begin with the use of renewable aviation fuel, but will later switch to using electric aircraft.

Finnish skier Iivo Niskanen finished behind two Russians.

Finland's captain has been in quarantine since he arrived in China.

Reporters say they faced hostility from protesters.

The companies' plants had reportedly discharged inadequately treated wastewater into the environment for several years.

A survey suggests female managers are now more common than ever.

The protesters say they want cheaper petrol and an end to coronavirus restrictions.

The strike has lasted for five weeks and could go on for three more.

Aki Lindén is serving his first term as an MP following a long career in healthcare administration, including as CEO of the Helsinki and Uusimaa Hospital District (HUS).

Less than half feel that Finland will be able to protect Åland, where military presence is prohibited.

Police are predicting traffic problems as a result of the protest.

The district court had previously sentenced the former head of Helsinki police department’s narcotics unit to life imprisonment for his role in the 2003 murder.

The OL3 nuclear reactor is expected to produce around 14 percent of Finland’s electricity once it begins operating at full capacity.

EU President Ursula von der Leyen visited Helsinki on Thursday.

The EU President said that Finland can count on European solidarity.