The survey gauged public support for proposals made by the government-appointed growth taskforce as well as other ideas for boosting economic growth in Finland.

Finns Party leader and Finance Minister Riikka Purra says that her party supports repealing the Climate Act, even though adhering to the law is part of the government programme.

Previously public details such as the exporter, end-user and nature of the military equipment are now concealed in some arms export licences.

The proposal comes as a surprise to some of the country's major labour and business groups.

The negotiations do not guarantee a deal and the US Coast Guard has approached several shipyards around the world.

Finnish MP Pia Kauma (NCP) took part in the conference as President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe.

Instead, Finance Minister Riikka Purra (Finns) says the government is placing significant emphasis on alternative growth strategies during its budget planning session.

One conscript's military service offers a glimpse into how the Finnish Defence Forces is adapting to drone warfare.

Neither police nor prosecutors have commented about the case.

Proper sorting of biowaste allows it to be efficiently repurposed into fertilisers and energy, experts say.

Finnish Customs seized nearly 30 boxes of documents during the probe, classifying some of the materials as being subject to sanctions.

Finance Minister Riikka Purra cites research suggesting that tax cuts for high-income earners could boost employment and economic growth.

The warmest temperature of the year so far was registered in the city of Rauma on Wednesday.

The need to cut staff numbers is due to parliament's decision to reduce Yle's budget by some 66 million euros over the next three years.

Officials overseeing the municipal and county council elections rejected more than 125,400 ballots this year, a significant increase on the combined figure of 18,600 for the previous equivalent elections.

The Interior Ministry says there is still a risk that re-opening border checkpoints could lead to large numbers of migrants arriving at the Finnish border from the Russian side.

Men and women have both increasingly cited financial concerns and a perceived lack of societal support as obstacles to having children.

This is the second alcohol law reform that the government has pursued.

All of the victims last year were men, with alcohol being a factor in more than half the fatalities.

The deal between the US military and Finnish health tech firm Oura was deemed no longer a priority by authorities in the United States.

Currently, only Olkiluoto 1 is supplying electricity as the Olkiluoto 3 reactor is undergoing scheduled maintenance and will not return to service until May.

Election workers told Helsingin Sanomat that the double elections caused confusion among voters, contributing to a staggering number of rejected ballots this year.

The Border Guard did not rule out the possibility that the white substance may have originated from a ship that used a Russian port.

To prevent the crimes, police are particularly monitoring areas popular with tourists, including Market Square, Uspenski Cathedral and the often-crowded Alexanterinkatu street.

Finland's d'Hondt proportional representation voting system can see a candidate get elected on the back of their party receiving a large number of votes.

It is still unclear when cold air from the north will disrupt Finland's warm spell.

The number of incidents of suspected GPS navigation interference has risen sharply in Finland over the past three years.

People have been contacting the agency about the fake messages on a daily basis since the beginning of April.

Finland is struggling to meet climate goals, and must take action to hit its targets, according to the Climate Panel.

Local newspaper Turun Sanomat reports that the man left Finland a few months ago to join Ukraine's forces as a volunteer soldier.