The rail company is still accepting compensation claims from customers affected by the severe delays.

According to a research professor the walrus most likely died of starvation.

Astrid Qvist, born five years before Finland gained its independence, was recently diagnosed with Covid-19.

Despite global upheavals this past spring, several Finnish industrial heavy-hitters achieved strong second-quarter results.

Despite an increase in deaths, immigration kept the country's population growing, according to Statistics Finland.

Health authorities recently announced a spike in drug overdose deaths, sparking a debate on effective tackling measures.

People in Finland are seeking out more affordable products, the financial group says.

In the spring, the government pledged to spend the exchanged funds — at the time about 70 million euros — on humanitarian aid in Ukraine, but bitcoin's value plummeted before the transactions were made.

The UK airport has been dealing with historic congestion and staff shortages and has asked airlines to restrict passenger numbers.

Germany may acquire up to a 30 percent stake in Uniper in a bailout package totaling billions of euros.

Homeless people and substance abusers should have easy access to services and drug use rooms, an NGO worker familiar with the troubled area says.

Results of the ongoing investigation will likely be handed over to prosecutors in the autumn, according to the National Bureau of Investigation.

Currently in its second year, the "berry law" addresses some of the issues encountered by migrant workers in the industry.

"The animal was already in bad condition during the day, very quiet, not moving much and breathing quite heavily," said Nina Trontti, Korkeasaari Zoo's Director of Animal Care and Conservation.

The head of the union says the reforms put people in some rural areas at a particular disadvantage.

Hopes that the walrus would rest and return to the open sea on its own were dashed on Tuesday afternoon, after the animal's condition worsened.

A volunteer group is organising an effort to transfer a dozen seriously wounded troops to Finland.

"We got as close as we dared. I wouldn't have believed it if I didn't see it with my own eyes," a Kotka resident told Yle.

Negotiations over how to rescue Uniper are still "in a delicate phase" after nearly two weeks of daily talks with German and corporate officials, according to Tuppurainen.

Trust in the information politicians provide to the public has improved by 26 percentage points from last autumn, according to a fresh survey by the Finnish Business and Policy Forum (Eva).

The House approved a resolution supporting Finnish and Swedish membership in a 394-14 vote — but the decision must still be approved by the Senate.

Although demand is returning to normal in many markets, Finnair’s profitability has been slashed by record-high fuel prices and the closure of Russian airspace.

Three major international organisations will use 'Lumi' to build a digital twin model of Earth, a simulation that aims to contribute significantly to achieving the EU's climate policy objectives.

When Antero Halonen found a walrus caught in his net, his first thought was to open a hole for it. In the process, the rare visitor overturned the fisherman's boat.

Over the weekend, some 7,000-8,000 people daily crossed the border from Russia into Finland.

The minister in charge of state ownership, Tytti Tuppurainen (SDP) is to brief MPs on the crisis on Tuesday, amid the legislature's summer break.

Besides late-summer getaways, holiday packages for next winter are selling like hotcakes.

Health officials urge municipalities to start administering jabs to 60-79 year olds, as well as those aged 18-69 in risk groups, by 1 August.

Despite the energy market eagerly awaiting new energy, the nuclear power plant’s test run must be carried out carefully to completion, TVO says.

While sectors such as hospitality and restaurants have lost over 9,000 workers, some industries have seen their workers double.