Abderrahman Bouanane, who was accused of killing two and injuring eight in Turku, Finland last August, had to be removed

Vessels from the Finnish Navy are participating in an exercise arranged by the Swedish Navy from 11 to 19 April

A research manager of the Helsinki-based conflict research institute (CMI) has appealed to Finnish media not to spread certain images

President Sauli Niinistö on Tuesday emphasised the necessity for a stronger European Union to ensure global peace and freedom. “We need

The suspect of the terror attack that left two dead and eight injured in Turku, western Finland last August appeared

Finnish authorities are investigating how a 50-car train carrying highly inflammable and poisonous liquid was left for two weeks on

The Electrical Workers’ Union on Saturday rejected a proposed package of wages and working hours and warned to go on

Prime Minister Juha Sipilä will attend the Nordic and Indian prime ministers’ summit scheduled to be held in Stockholm on

People are being stopped on the street based solely on their skin colour, said Professor Suvi Keskinen of the University

While Finland is renowned for social equality, Finnish child ombudsman Tuomas Kurttila said on Friday that ten percent of Finnish