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

The Finnish Aviation Union (IAU) has called a sympathy strike in support of the ongoing national postal workers’ strike, if

Prime Minister Antti Rinne will meet his Russian counterpart Dmitry Medvedev in Moscow on 25 November, said an official press

Fourteen persons were killed and 414 other injured in 340 road accidents across the country in October, according to the

The police during an intensified nationwide pre-Christmas traffic surveillance arrested 124 drivers suspected of drunk driving in the last two

Talks aimed at ending a strike launched by Finnish postal workers have failed, as the postal workers' union rejected a

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