Prime Minister Sanna Marin on Tuesday expressed her condolences to Austrian Federal Chancellor Sebastian Kurz following the attacks in Vienna

Helsinki aims to keep its services open and local businesses viable in spite of the coronavirus epidemic. As part of this

The majority of the lawmakers in the Finnish parliament hold that the tenure of US President Donald Trump was not

All UK citizens, including those who have a document certifying a permanent right of EU residence in Finland, must exchange

One person was stabbed to death allegedly by a group of teenage boys in Vallila area of Helsinki early Saturday

Tuomas Gerdt, the last of the Finnish war veterans who received the Knighthood of the Mannerheim Cross died in Helsinki

Finland ranked fourth in the index measuring gender equality in the European Union, said the Ministry of Social Affairs and

The government on Thursday submitted the Report on Finnish Foreign and Security Policy to parliament. The report, being drawn up once

The government on Thursday decided that the present restrictions imposed on the activities of food and beverage businesses will remain

Individuals or small groups supporting radical Islamism or far-right ideologies pose the greatest terrorist threat in Finland, said the Finnish