A teacher of the Police University College has been charged following allegations of sexual abuse and inappropriate behaviour made by

Prime Minister Antti Rinne on Monday met the incoming European Council President Charles Michel and the next European Commission President

The Transport Workers’ Union AKT on Monday announced a sympathy strike in support of the ongoing national postal workers’ strike,

The probability that a woman’s first marriage in 2018 ends in divorce was 37 per cent, which is one percentage

Finland will suspend deportation of Iraqi refugees following the accusation of human rights violation by the European Court of Human

The number of same-sex marriages decreased by nearly two hundred in 2018 from the year before to 387. This is

The Vasemmistoliitto (Left Alliance), one of the components of the four-party alliance government on Saturday re-elected Li Andersson as the

The new camera poles erected along Highways 4 and 6 have brought down the number of accidents and driving speeds

A statement by Ministry for Economic Affairs and Employment on Friday assured that carbon neutrality of Finland can still be

Asylum seekers’ applications must be handled individually, fairly and smoothly, said Minister of the Interior Maria Ohisalo on Thursday. Commenting on