A fibre-optic cable was damaged in Southern Finland on Monday reportedly during excavation work, said police on Tuesday. The fibre optic

The Industrial Union (Teollisuusliitto) on Tuesday started a 48-hour strike across the country demanding a collective agreement for the Technology

A total of 11,762 Ukrainians applied for temporary protection in Finland this year, said the Finnish Immigration Service (Migri) on

Finland on Monday called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and full access of humanitarian aid there. Speaking at the Gaza

Gunnel Stenbäck, who was oldest known person in Finland died at a care home for the elderly people on Saturday

There are about 500,000 foreign-language speakers (people whose native language is other than Finnish, Swedish or Sámi living in Finland

President Alexander Stubb on Saturday had a telephone conversation with President of France Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia

Chairperson of the Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee Kimmo Kiljunen has resigned from his post following a controversy raised over his

Interior Minister Mari Rantanen on Friday survived a no-confidence motion brought against her in the parliament by two opposition parties. Oppositions

The submarine cable between Finland and Germany, which was damaged in the Baltic Sea earlier this month has been fully