Hundreds of flights and ship calls to and from Finland were canceled on Monday as the country's transport sector workers

The Transport Workers’ Union AKT has begun a sympathy strike early Monday in support of the ongoing national postal workers’

About 18.8 per cent of women aged 45 to 49 resident in Finland in 2018 and speaking national languages were

The Ministry for Foreign Affairs has expanded and improved its online historical archive and the improved online service was launched

The demands of police work have been fundamentally impacted by the combination of an evolving operating environment and continuous staff

The Finnish Immigration Service (Migri)has decided to review around 500 of its asylum decisions following the judgement of the European

The Finnish authority on Friday said that Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory are illegal under international law. “The position of

The trial related to the Talvivaara metals mine in Sotkamo, northeastern Finland, came to an end on Thursday with the

Helsinki district court on Thursday issued a verdict in a major fraud case involving a former deputy director of the

The Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE) on Wednesday published its Policy Brief stating that legislation is needed to create rules for