At least 59 people have drowned in water in the country so far this year, reported the national broadcaster Yle

Doctors in Finland fear a possible second wave of coronavirus in the country is coming in the border areas with

There were 3,290 homeless people living alone in the six largest cities- Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa, Turku, Tampere and Oulu- in

The opposition Perussuomalaiset (Finns Party) lawmaker, Juha Mäenpää will not face prosecution for inciting hatred remarks against an ethnic group

All the five Nordic countries share the freedom of cross-border movement as a central value and have the preparedness to

The government on Thursday submitted a bill to bring temporary amendment to the Aliens Act for approval with the view

The government on Thursday adopted an action plan for gender equality with the view to improve gender equality in working

Prime Minister Sanna Marin on Thursday held separate tele conversations with President of Argentina Alberto Fernández and the President of

The Finnish Immigration Service (Migri) will end the contracts of seven refugee reception centres and reduce the capacity of three

A court on Wednesday sentenced a man to five years imprisonment for sexually abusing a number of children. The Turku district