Lingonberries generally have a more reliable crop than blueberries because the plant flowers later in the season.

Finland's ambassador says she was not surprised to see Finnish President Alexander Stubb at the White House a few weeks ago.

A Finns Party deputy chair said that immigrants were turning Finland into "a developing country, a pigsty and a massacre".

Classified as a reproductive toxin, a gel nail ingredient is being banned throughout the EU.

Helsinki and Tampere earned the most from tourism, while Finnish Lapland saw the biggest increase. Spending by domestic tourists declined while that by foreign tourists rose.

There was an extensive police operation involving several heavily armed patrols and ambulances in the southeastern city.

"There are no higher figures in the entire history of the statistics," said Kimmo Haapakangas, Senior Statistician at Statistics Finland.

Next week, Finland's tax office will issue over 1.4 billion euros in refunds.

A new study highlights a stubborn divide between foreigners and Finns in the housing market.

The new commander of the Karelia Air Wing said the swastika symbol has put the Finnish Air Force in "awkward situations".

With foreign professionals facing a tough jobs market and integration barriers, the latest tech sector survey finds that less than half recommend Finland as a place to live.

Experts predict that by 2030, there will be roughly 66,000 fewer 7–15-year-olds in Finland, leading to a closure of hundreds of schools and daycare centres.

Fully electric cars now account for about half of new company cars and used imports.

The European president will meet with Prime Minister Petteri Orpo (NCP) and President Alexander Stubb in Helsinki on Friday and observe maritime border controls.

A survey published by the Central Union for Child Welfare indicates that more parents are once again resorting to physical punishment of children after decades of decline.

Kela says it dispatched the first 2025 maternity packages this week.

The Finnish Defence Forces will reintroduce anti-personnel mines early next year, while accelerating the adoption of unmanned technologies.

Some parents are demanding their kids keep smartphones in class despite school bans.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb told the media he hopes that the privacy of his children will be respected in the future.

According to the Unemployment Fund's calculations, the proposed hike would raise annual unemployment insurance contributions of an employee earning 4,000 per month by 144 euros.

Finland's high unemployment is driving hundreds of applicants to limited job postings.

An increasing number of Ukrainians are looking to put down roots in Finland, with buyers showing particular interest in row houses and apartment buildings.

Those earning 150,000 euros a year will pay 3,000 euros less in income tax next year, according to a report by the Kalevi Sorsa Foundation.

Not everyone is happy about Sicilian garbage in Finnish ports.

The new world champion, Aapo “The Angus” Rautio, has taken part in Oulu's World Air Guitar Championships since the age of 10.

Although Finland's border with Russia has been closed for nearly two years, dozens of people have been granted special permission to cross the frontier, with the majority handed out due to reasons related to security of supply.

Human excrement has been found in the swimming pool six times since the beginning of July, and officials believe that the incidents have been intentional.

Finland's development minister says his party will not back recognising Palestinian statehood or bringing children from Gaza to Finland for treatment, regardless of proposals by the prime minister's party.

People with ADHD symptoms are predisposed to problematic use of social media, according to the results of a research study by the University of Oulu.

The captain as well as the first and second officers of the Eagle S tanker stand accused of offences including aggravated sabotage and aggravated telecommunications interference.