Bandits took away valuables from a person after wounding the victim at Kiulutie area in Joensuu on Sunday morning. Police said

Finland on Saturday expressed concern over the violent clashes in Jerusalem on Friday during religious celebrations. “We follow with great concern

The going strike of the Finnish Paperworkers’ Union at the mills of the forest-based industry company UPM has been extended

Finland has sent two experts to Poland and Slovakia to assist in coordinating the humanitarian assistance needed by people fleeing

The Director General (DG) of the Finnish Immigration Service (Migri), Jari Kähkönen will step down from his post on 1

The government on Wednesday brought few amendments to the Tobacco Act with the view to reduce the appeal of tobacco

Prime Minister Sanna Marin on Wednesday said that Finland will take decision regarding NATO membership application quickly and the decision

The government on Wednesday adopted a report on changes in the security environment and submitted it to the parliament with

Foresail-1, the first satellite from the Finnish Centre of Excellence in Research of Sustainable Space, is ready for space, said

Minister of Defence Antti Kaikkonen and his Dutch counterpart Kajsa Ollongren on Tuesday met in Helsinki and discussed various bilateral