Despite progress through the 'Housing First' initiative, long-term homelessness has increased in Finland.

Left leader Andersson wants European countries including Finland to stop funding Vladimir Putin's war.

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Russian-speaking business owners in the capital region report heightened levels of abuse and a downturn in business.

While Finland faces its highest inflation in many years, prices are now rising much faster in the rest of the euro area than here.

The head of the Central Finnish aviation association died in Sunday's accident, reports the newspaper Keskisuomalainen.

After ecumenical prayers on the steps of the Lutheran Cathedral, a pro-Ukraine demonstration took place at Senate Square.

While legislators should be prepared for external attempts to influence the debate, it is also possible that Russia will do nothing.

Heavy rain showers and melting snow could lead to flooding in low lying areas on Sunday and Monday.

People in Finland have in particular wanted to help Ukrainian women and children affected by the ongoing war.

Citizens of Finland can visit a total of 189 countries without the need for a visa.

While authorities have moved quickly to ensure that Ukrainian refugees can legally apply for work, questions remain as to whether they will find safe, quality jobs that provide a living.

A similar disruption occurred last week, which the company later confirmed was not the result of a cyber attack.

Russian officials have once again warned Finland and Sweden of the "consequences" of joining the Nato alliance, without specifying what the repercussions might be.

The session will take place on Wednesday 20 April and will be live streamed.

Blue and white lights adorned the city's Library Bridge in honour of Ilkka Kanerva.

The war in Ukraine is raising costs for businesses, and they will pass that on to consumers. 

Kurri has acquired 40 percent of the club from a firm linked to Russian oligarch Vladimir Potanin. 

The National Coalition Party MP had been on sick leave from his role in parliament.

Police said the suspect, who is a Finnish citizen, was motivated by revenge against a decision by authorities.

Jari Kähkönen listed personal reasons and the well-being of his family as the main reasons behind his decision.

The long holiday weekend will be busy on buses and trains, with some services already fully booked.

Paperworkers' Union members will continue the industrial action for a further two weeks after rejecting the most recent settlement proposal.

The industrial action will close schools and daycare centres if it goes ahead.

Despite the new recommendation, the country's health agency suggested continuing the use of face masks in a number of situations.

The former Russian President said the Baltic Sea region may no longer be a nuclear–free zone if the two Nordic countries applied to join Nato.

The amendments will mean students and their family members can receive resident permits for the duration of their studies.

The suspect used social media to seek out and sexually exploit children, according to police.

Finland's security policy dominates headlines as the debate surrounding the country's possible Nato membership appears to have entered a new phase.

The case turned on the tension between Sámi people's constitutional rights and the Finnish state's fishing permit system. 

The PM stated that Russia's invasion of Ukraine has driven Finland to rethink its security strategy.