The government on Monday gave the nod to a roadmap for carbon neutrality by 2035, which listed required cutbacks in

A total of 1,037,995 children were growing up in families in the country in 2018, which was 8,341 fewer than

Some Chinese tourists, who are visiting Lapland now are thinking about staying in Finland for an extended period following the

Finnish Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom) introduced a new law from Saturday (February 1) with the provision for displaying taxi

Audi and BMW drivers seemed much more likely to ignore traffic regulations and drive recklessly, according to a research study. The

Prime Minister Sanna Marin on Friday emphasized to focus on close partnership negotiation with the United Kingdom in future. “Tomorrow (Saturday)

Finland continues to support a two-state solution to be negotiated between Israel and Palestine, taking into account the needs and

Minister for Employment Tuula Haatainen said on Wednesday that employers are suffering from lack of personnel and foreign labour is

Six European cities – Helsinki, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Paris, Stavanger, and Tallinn – join forces in a new project named AI4Cities. The

State Secretary Saila Ruuth on Tuesday emphasised a balanced policy in the related sectors to lay a foundation for a