Russian-speaking women who engage in commercial sex in Finland work independently and do not need to defer to pimps or

The Oulu District Court on Thursday sentenced Perussuomalaiset (Finns Party) lawmaker Sebastian Tynkkynen to pay a 50-day fine, about 4,050

One in every six children from low-income families in the country think their future dream will not be successful, found

Finland on Wednesday condemned the military action taken by Turkey against Kurdish forces in northern Syria and called for the

The government has set a ten-billion-euro ceiling on the project to update the country's jet fighters, the Ministry of Defense

The Government will grant Finnfund a loan of EUR 210 million for further investments in climate projects in developing countries

The parliament on Tuesday received a civic initiative calling for stricter regulation to grant permits to mine developers, local media

The EU Inter-parliamentary Conference on Climate Change on Monday called on the new EU leadership to step up the efforts

The EU justice ministers at a meeting on Monday discussed development of anti-corruption measures and strengthening of fundamental rights, said

More cases of serving alcoholic beverages to intoxicated persons and breaches of public order were noted in licensed restaurants than