Yle is facing a backlash over what has been characterised as a humanising depiction of National Socialists and racists in a recent documentary series.

A social media and digital communications specialist at the university suspects the messages are linked to a disinformation campaign.

The Ursa Astronomical Association reported over a hundred sightings of the meteor by Tuesday morning.

There were 89,000 more people employed last month compared to February 2021.

Finland's climate goals are colliding with its aspiration to stop relying on Russian fossil fuels.

Many of the company's competitors have announced temporary suspension of operations in Russia, including firms like Continental, Michelin and Bridgestone.

Finland has double the number of traffic fatalities per capita as Sweden and Norway.

The number of arrivals from the war-torn country is mounting.

The renovation includes the opening of a new restaurant and café.

Support for membership of the military alliance has more than doubled from a similar poll conducted last autumn.

The agency is investigating whether the yachts in question belong to individuals or companies on the EU sanctions list.

Fake job recruiters are trying to lure Ukrainians into Finnish jobs that don't exist.

Work on the development of the EU's defence strategy has been in the works for some time.

More than 90 of the 128 indictments were related to aggravated drug offences or aiding and abetting such crimes, according to the prosecutor's office.

Government parties are scheduled to begin budget framework negotiations next month.

The retailer plans to continue operations while renting the property from its buyer, pension agency firm Keva.

Several other leading tyre firms have announced plans to temporarily suspend business operations in Russia. 

Teachers' groups say educators are tired of waiting for raises that "never happen."

Finland's involvement at high level meetings surrounding the Russia-Ukraine war continues in France on Monday.

The group of 39 children will start learning basic Finnish as well as participating in sports classes.

Over five million working days were lost to mental health issues in Finland last year.

Trade unions in the public sector launched a weeklong strike action on Monday to demand more pay.

The war in Ukraine is disrupting the Finnish construction sector while boosting the nation's confidence in its conscripts.

The firms busiest with patent applications last year are primarily state-owned.

According to Niinistö, Finland has two security options: Nato membership or closer partnership with the US and Sweden.

The prime minister said the cabinet is also considering more measures in response to sharply rising energy prices.

The price tag for repairs at the contemporary art museum remains unclear. Kiasma re-opens as the nearby Ateneum closes.

The number of arrivals has accelerated, with more now reaching Finland in weaker physical and psychological condition.

Traditionally Finland's most anti-Nato party, the Left Alliance is reconsidering its stance due to the war in Ukraine.

There had been disputes within the government over which sectors should shoulder most of the burden of emissions reductions.