Seventy-nine per cent of Finns use the Internet several times per day and most commonly, Finns use the Internet with

European ministers from Green parties have visioned a more "cooperative relationship" between the EU and Africa. The vision was portrayed at

A joint tender by Finland and France has been awarded a contract for a Twinning project in Algeria, said a

The European Green Party (EGP) is weighing its future after the Greens have gained a stronger presence in the European

A total of 150 persons suspected of crimes were apprehended, 19 of whom were arrested and three taken into custody

More and more persons have applied for a residence permit in Finland on the basis of work since 2017. In 2018,

The Finnish Postal and Logistics Union PAU on Tuesday warned to for a strike from November 11 to November 24. The

Reservists serving in military crisis management tasks will be paid a training allowance to strengthen their knowledge and expertise in

The Helsinki Appeals Court on Wednesday upheld a fine imposed by a lower court on Antti Hartikainen, former director general

Prime Minister Antti Rinne on Tuesday said the Entrepreneurship Strategy will help this government to formulate a consistent entrepreneurship policy,