Coffee served at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum bore a striking resemblance to the Finnish giant.

Passenger numbers increased by nearly 20 percent compared to April.

Multiple papers discuss the claims alleging inappropriate behaviour by National Coalition Party MP Wille Rydman.

The PM on Sunday talked to reporters on topics ranging from the rising cost of living to harassment.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) looked into allegations by several women regarding inappropriate behaviour by National Coalition Party MP Wille Rydman, reports Helsingin Sanomat.

Hollywood actor and musician Johnny Depp is performing in Helsinki's Kaisaniemi Park on Sunday.

Finland is increasingly denying applications for wind power permits.

"They don't really take into account the opinion of their people," Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said of Finland and Sweden.

An Ilmarinen employee claims he was fired after his manager learned he married a man.

Universities across western countries are shutting down China-sponsored centres on campuses.

More than 40 percent of solopreneurs reported paying themselves less than 2,000 euros per month, a study by the Federation of Finnish Enterprises finds.

This summer could see a prolonged period of buzzing and bites.

Finland's goal of carbon neutrality by 2035 is in doubt due to the loss of forest carbon sinks, says the head of the Climate Panel.

The aircraft briefly entered Finnish airspace on two occasions on the same day last month during a routine border patrol.

Sports and outdoor giant XXL came under fire after a Turku local found purposely damaged products worth thousands of euros in the company's bins.

MP Ano Turtiainen founded the one-man parliamentary group after being expelled from the Finns Party.

The ministry's gloomy forecast predicts a 5.8 percent inflation rate for this year, lowering household purchasing power and consumption opportunities.

The most common types of harassment experienced by the respondents were hate speech and vandalism, an STT poll found.

The Labour Court found the airline to be in breach of collective bargaining agreements.

The prime minister's request comes after a photo of President Sauli Niinistö's son appeared in a number of media outlets this week.

Finland will not be introducing obligatory Swedish exams, Education Minister Li Andersson told Uutissuomalainen.

The Nato Secretary General was unable to offer a concrete timetable, while the US Senate prepares to add Finland and Sweden joining Nato onto its agenda.

The growth has been fuelled by fixed investments and investments in the energy sector.

The All Points North podcast explores the phenomenon of foreigners in Finland becoming entrepreneurs out of necessity.

The nursing sector in Finland is currently experiencing the country's most acute labour shortage.

Suspected misconduct in a UN programme operating out of Helsinki has led to a backlash.

The national health institute blames the pandemic for the increasingly long waits for specialised medical care.

The measures would be financed by national funds, as well as EU programmes.

Finland's electricity supply could become tight next winter, warns Jukka Leskelä, managing director of the energy industry association.

How might Turkey's parliamentary elections impact Finland's potential Nato membership?