A man was burnt to death in a fire that broke out in an apartment in Tampere on Sunday. The fire

Two freighters collided on ice-covered sea east of Helsinki on Sunday, the Finnish coast guard reported. The ships were moving from

Brother Christmas, a Finland-based charity organisation, has been linked with financial irregularities in its operations, reported the Finnish language daily

 A high court has ruled that no one can be sentenced for refusing to serve in the military, overturning the

The police will conduct an intensive surveillance operation on heavy traffic throughout the country from Monday to Sunday, 26 February

The exercise of LAPPI 118 to be held by the Jaeger Brigade in Rovaniemi from February 26 to March 2

Amnesty International on Thursday published its annual report for 2017/18 in which the human rights watchdog criticised Finland’s asylum policy,

Finnish Defence Forces will participate in the celebrations of the independence centenary of Estonia, said an official press release. Estonian Chief

Olli Isotalo, CEO of Finnish arms technology company Patria, assured on Wednesday that any business plan regarding Uganda would not

Minister of Economic Affairs Mika Lintilä said Monday that the state-owned arms firm Patria had suffered "a loss in its