The Sininen Tulevaisuus (Blue Reform),  a populist party in the current ruling coalition, on Tuesday proposed that Finnish citizens should

The number of emergency calls for police assistance increased by more than 12,000 in January–June, due to amendments to the

Defective visa pages found in few Finnish passports in which the visa page watermarks are the wrong way around, police

The Santa Claus’ Main Post Office located in the Arctic Circle will remain closed from September 15 to November 4

A total of 1,540 foreign nationals deported by the police from Finland this year, police said. Out of the deportees,  almost

The High Administrative Court in Finland said on Friday it had ordered U.S. search engine operator Google to delete information

A police officer faces trial after one of his colleagues sustained a bullet wound due to an accidental fire shot

Minister of the Interior Kai Mykkänen on Thursday underlined Finnish resilience against outside attempts to influence public opinion. Mykkänen commented on

At least 25 persons were killed and 589 others injured in road accidents across the country in July, according to

Several high level police officers were charged with negligence of duty on Tuesday. According to the charges, the Helsinki police had