Negotiations have failed to produce a deal for the nurses' unions.

More flexible guidelines would enable food manufacturers to make sudden changes to ingredients when required.

The defence ministry said it will not reveal details about the equipment for security reasons.

All Points North explores what Finland is doing to help the thousands of Ukrainians who are seeking sanctuary in the country. 

Knock-on effects of the Covid pandemic as well as the war in Ukraine have caused financial difficulties for the sector. 

The Finnish State Railways firm is looking for new markets.

Vandals have also spray painted the building's fence and broken a security camera.

A ban on Russian energy imports would have a significant impact, especially on gas-dependent countries, Marin said.

Health authorities say that three doses of vaccine offer a good level of protection from severe disease for younger people. 

The president said he would only announce his own views after a free, thorough debate on the issue in Parliament.

Finland's emergency supplies are in the spotlight.

The Education Ministry said all incoming children will have access to basic education, but that it will not be mandatory.

One retailer said last week's sales of battery-powered radios were triple that of the same time last year.

An HS poll showed 54 percent support for Nato, while three-quarters of Chambers of Commerce members said yes to joining.

Recent days have seen sunnier conditions in Finland. 

Hamina Energy is opening a new LNG terminal in Hamina this autumn, as Finland increasingly uses liquefied natural gas to replace Russian supplies.

Finland has imported a lot of paper from Russia — but that supply is currently interrupted.

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.