Minister of the Environment and Climate Change Krista Mikkonen on Wednesday termed the Agreement on European Climate Law a major

The police suspect a boy of 16 of stabbing a youth to death at Helsinki Central Railway Station on Monday

The government at a meeting on Tuesday adopted a plan to lift the restrictions imposed to cope with the COVID-19

Finland has been ranked second in the 2021 World Press Index by Reporters Sans Borders (RSF) for the third consecutive

The elderly service centres in Helsinki City will remain closed until at least 16 May in the context of the

After six weeks of closure due to the COVID-19 lockdown, restaurants, cafes, bars and nightclubs throughout Finland re-opened their doors

One person was sentenced to 16-month imprisonment for an accidental firing, which caused death of a cyclist in the Urho

A total of 399 rapes were recorded in January to March this year, which is 47 cases (13.4 per cent)

Several hundreds of people on Sunday gathered in Helsinki city centre, protesting against the restrictive measures taken in the wake

Two persons were killed and another was injured in separate road mishaps in Lahti and Vantaa on Saturday morning and