Air traffic to Joensuu, Jyväskylä, Kajaani, Kokkola-Pietarsaari and Kemi-Tornio airports will continue at the end of October, operated by Finnair.

The bridge financing agreement with the Finnish state will cover the troubled energy company's collateral needs in the Nordic power commodity market.

Fifteen people drowned this August, bringing the total for the summer months up to 53 drowning deaths.

Security checkpoints at Helsinki Airport are backlogged due to a shortage of personnel.

On Monday night, 35 people were arrested following trouble among football fans at the Helsinki Derby.

Supply of one of Finland's most popular fish has increased as sea temperatures along the Norwegian coast have warmed.

The Finnish government is planning emergency funding of up to 10 billion euros aimed at stabilising the electricity market.

The Immigration Service said it has been able to speed up processing thanks to automation.

Hundreds of doctors have submitted a complaint to Finland's National Supervisory Authority for Health and Welfare (Valvira) regarding the perceived shortcomings of patient data system Apotti.

"The pandemic and world crises have shown how important national parks and other natural sites are for health and well-being," the forest agency said.

A law limiting nurses' ability to strike re-emerges as healthcare unions plan new industrial action.

"It's crucial to keep companies operational," says the majority-state-owned energy giant.

Wage reports suggest that higher education doesn't necessarily guarantee reaching 3,000-euro pay in Finland.

Prime Minister Sanna Marin (SDP) said that the stability bill would be presented to Parliament on Monday.

This past summer has underlined how the effects of climate change are becoming more tangible in Finland, says Tunne director Taneli Saari.

MP Hjallis Harkimo, founder of the opposition party Movement Now and a businessman with close ties to Russian oligarchs, narrowly escaped US sanctions, the paper reports.

Finnish companies are passing on higher costs to their customers while striving to reduce their energy use by limiting travel, for instance.

So far, 24 countries out of 30 Nato member states have approved membership for Finland and Sweden. All the others, besides Turkey, have signalled that they intend to do so.

Those appearing at the event included Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto (Green), Ukrainian Ambassador Olga Dibrova and seven-year-old singer Amelia Anisovych.

The aim of the exercise was to enhance tactical and technical interoperability, and improve the ability to receive Swedish Armed forces in Northern Finland.

The Amur or Siberian tiger is a highly endangered tiger subspecies.

The 22-year-old defendant regularly used racist slurs and had previously described Adolf Hitler as a "good guy".

Photos of the presidential family, including their toddler son, appeared in some Finnish media outlets last June.

According to media reports, Finance Minister Annika Saarikko (Cen) proposed a cabinet meeting in July to discuss the troubles facing Fortum's subsidiary, but no meeting took place.

The two deals will create domestic employment estimated to be around 70 person-years.

At present the law requires all public sector jobs to be published and subject to an open hiring process.

Speaking on Yle's morning talk show, the minister said that there was no flawless model to address the energy crisis.

A move to the eastern countryside or the fells of Lapland could cut debt for fresh graduates.

Lingonberry lovers can already grab their buckets and head to pine forests in Southern Finland.

Growing state debt combined with an aging population is a ticking time bomb, writes Iltalehti.