Climate emissions have declined in nearly all Finnish municipalities since 2005, said a press release issued by the Finnish Environment

The paper and pulp industry employees took up work again on Monday, ending a two-week strike over pay, reported news

The police will conduct a special control operation on heavy traffic throughout the country from Monday to Sunday, said a

A total of 334,796 offences were reported across the country in 2019, which is about four percent or 13,500 higher

Police held an employee of a bank at Ostrobothnia area on charge of transferring an amount of EUR 500,000 to

Trade union PAM, which earlier announced to go for strike in the groceries and service sectors on Friday decided to

“In a well-functioning society of high trust and equality, which the Nordic societal model in international comparisons represents, both the

Prime Minister Sanna Marin on Thursday met European Council President Charles Michel in Brussels to discuss Finland’s key positions for

A British woman, who allegedly killed her baby in their house in Espoo last month, died in the Vantaa Prison

A planned reform to parental allowances has created a model for further preparation. The model guarantees the child a place