Two construction workers were killed in separate accidents at workplaces in Helsinki this week, reported national broadcaster Yle. Police on Thursday

The Finnish government does not support the way of bringing reforms to the European Monitory Fund (EMF) as proposed by

Police evacuated the premises of the pharmaceutical company Bayer in Esooo on Thursday morning. Peter Essen, deputy director of Bayer Finland

President Sauli Niinistö will attend the Centennial Celebration of the Restoration of the State of Lithuania on Friday in Vilnius, said

A Finnish man, who reportedly went to Uganda to market the products of Patria, a state-owned defence arms factory, was

Only 25 per cent of the sexual harassments at work in Finland are reported to supervisors or company representatives, found

The newly appointed Interior Minister, Kai Mykkänen and Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Anne-Mari Virolainen on Monday took over

A 46-year-old former Iraqi policeman, who had received a negative asylum decision in Finland, was shot dead in Baghdad three

On an average, one heavy duty vehicle such as a truck, trailer or tanker overturns on Finnish roads every other

Kai Mykkänen, the new Finnish interior minister, on Saturday called for more equality for refugees trying to get to Europe. "Now