A routine apprehension of an alleged drunken driver turned into a massive chase in central western Finland on Saturday. Police was

Eight students were injured, three of them seriously, when a minibus and a large truck collecting milk from dairy farms

Police on Friday confirmed media reports that an attack against political leaders was prevented some years ago. National police commissioner Seppo

  Prime Minister Juha Sipilä will meet the President of France Emmanuel Macron in Paris on September 22 and discuss topical EU

The government on Thursday adopted the medium-term climate change plan up to 2030, said a government press release. The plan ‘Towards Climate-Smart

Perussuomalaiset (Finns Party) lawmaker Juho Eerola faces trial for fuelling ethnic agitation with a Facebook post in which he claimed

A Finnish woman worker who was kidnapped in Afghanistan in May 2017 has been freed, the Finnish Ministry of Foreign

President Sauli Niinistö and First Lady Jenni Haukio are scheduled to leave for the United States on Thursday to attend

The government and industries welcomed the decision by the European Parliament on Wednesday to amend the planned regulations on forests

Alleged discrimination of dual nationals in the Finnish defense forces has been transferred to state prosecutors, local media reported on