Prime Minister Petteri Orpo will host a summit the leaders of northern and southern Europe at Saariselkä in Lapland on

Finland will receive EUR 50 million in additional funding from the European Commission to strengthen surveillance at the eastern border

Finland delivered 68 truckloads of civilian material assistance to Ukraine during May and November, said Ministry of the Interior in

The Finnish Immigration Service (Migri) on Monday decided to pause its decision-making on asylum applications from Syrian citizens because of

Prime Minister Petteri Orpo and his Japanese counterpart Shigeru Ishiba on Tuesday met in Tokyo and discussed various issues including

An Estonian national, who was wanted for his alleged involvement in the youth murder in Espoo was arrested on Monday,

Finland ranked eighth in the Gender Equality Index for the European Union (EU), according to the index released by the

The Industrial Union (Teollisuusliitto) on Monday started a four-day strike at different heavy industries across the country demanding a collective

Care services provider Attendo on Monday announced to terminate 150 employees as a part of austerity measures. Attendo finalised the decision

The initial deductible on reimbursements of medicine costs will go up from 50 euros to 70 euros in January 2025,