The police warned to issue a EUR 40 summary penal fee to cyclists caught with no lights in traffic during

Touko Aalto, the chairman of the Vihreä liitö (Green League), announced on Wednesday he will step down. Aalto has been on

The security guards called a countrywide three-day strike beginning from Wednesday prompted the national railway operator, VR authority to keep

As a major union newly joined the labor actions, there was no solution in sight on Tuesday for the conflict

Finland ranked third in the retirement income system across the world, according to the Melbourne Mercer Global Pension Index published

Some of the security personnel in the Helsinki Airport walked out on Monday to protest against one of their colleagues'

The two-day countrywide strike called by Trade Union for the Public and Welfare Sectors (JHL) has begun on Monday. The JHL

The Foreign Ministry on Saturday expressed concern over the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Khashoggi has been missing since he

A court in Helsinki on Thursday sentenced Ilja Janitskin, the owner and editor of two internet media sites, to one

The use of coal for producing heat and electricity is possible to become illegal in Finland in 2029, based on