Finland supports the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) by EUR 3.6 million between 2021 and 2023 to develop value

Finland is preparing to issue EU COVID-19 vaccination certificates to people vaccinated in other countries, said the Ministry of Social

A violent attack at an elderly nursing home in the city of Turku, southwest Finland, left one of the residents

The Helsinki District Court on Tuesday sentenced a man to pay 480 euros for assaulting former Prime Minister Juha Sipilä

The government on Monday decided to lift the coronavirus restrictions across the country after at least 80 per cent of

President Sauli Niinistö will make a working visit to France and meet his France counterpart Emmanuel Macron in Paris on

Experts termed racism as a clear problem in Finland and held the lack of acknowledgment in addition to a lack

Police on Saturday arrested one alleged bandit on charge of attempted robbery at a sale store at Laajalampi in Mikkeli. Police

One person was killed in a road accident at Utajärvi in Northern Ostrobothnia region on Saturday morning. Police said that the

Residential green space surrounding the home can add to the diversity of microbiota inside the home, according to study. This finding