Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Sari Essayah (CD) said that she would seek to allow wolf hunting as of 1 January.

Ben Zyskowicz (NCP) set a record on Friday for the longest term ever in the Finnish Parliament, more than 17,000 days. He led the NCP parliamentary group for 13 years, but declined invitations to become a cabinet minister.

This is the second time that Finland is taking part in the exercise – but the first time it has said so in advance. Its F/A 18 combat aircraft cannot carry nuclear weapons.

The confidence rating fell to its lowest level since the biannual survey started in 2020. Trust in institutions and a sense of social justice dipped after rising last spring.

British magazine Time Out ranked Vallila as the ninth coolest neighbourhood in the entire world.

The government wants students from non-EU countries to pay for their education in Finland.

Rauma and Helsinki shipyards are poised to build icebreakers for the United States.

Only six percent of Ukrainians intend to return home once the war ends, according to a Finnish government survey.

Domestic outlets report how Alexander Stubb helped warm Finnish–US relations, and how that diplomatic momentum is translating into a substantial icebreaker deal.

Finnish food producers are unhappy about how Brussels wants its sausage made.

News agency Reuters has reported that the total value of the deal would amount to around 6.1 billion US dollars.

The Eagle S captain and two crew members have denied any wrongdoing in court.

These figures were for last year, and Finland's unemployment rate has continued to increase.

The government wants to introduce a three-year residence requirement for both parents as a condition for receiving Kela's child home care allowance.

There is a good deal of speculation in Finland that the White House meeting could see a major business deal unfold.

"The geopolitical environment at the EU's external borders with Russia and Belarus is very tense, which is why preparedness is now more important than ever before," Interior Minister Mari Rantanen (Finns) said.

The police officer was detained for several days and fired from his job, but is now free while the investigation proceeds.

A large swathe of the area is considered a no-fly zone, where the use of drones is not permitted.

Opinions about the issue varied significantly, with views often linked to the respondents' gender or party affiliation.

Five Finns who were taken into custody as part of the Global Sumud Flotilla arrived at Helsinki Airport on Tuesday. A day later, another Finn was detained.

The Bank of Finland is looking to set up a way for people to continue buying essentials when regular banking systems are offline.

The delivery firm says it plans to hire around 100 couriers as employees in the coming months.

More than 145 countries around the world recognise the State of Palestine, but Finland is not one of them yet.

Some daycare centres take care of infants as young as eight months.

The Finnish leaders' meeting with the US president will cover bilateral relations and the war in Ukraine. President Stubb has not confirmed whether icebreakers will be on the agenda too.

A rare celestial event is about to unfold — one not witnessed for 1,350 years.

Enthusiasts taking part in Europe's biggest birding event in Orimattila spotted up to an estimated 70,000 barnacle geese on Saturday alone.

Consumer purchases from platforms like Temu have surged in recent years.

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg and around 70 other participants in the Global Sumud Flotilla have also been able to depart to their home countries.

A spell of 'grey mush' is about to sweep across Finland.