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

The government on Thursday proposed that the traffic control and management services currently offered by the Finnish Transport Agency be

Efforts to secure the position of Helsinki as an international air transit hub emerged as a distinct national aim of

Modern technologies including Artificial Intelligence are being utilized to help optimize conflict management, a senior peace maker said on Wednesday. The

The number of rejected asylum-seekers deported from Finland is expected to rise in the near future, said a press release

Three people of a same family were killed when a fire broke out in a wooden house in Kotka late

Special Adviser to the Ministry  of Justice Tapani Mäkinen resigned on Tuesday in the wake of an allegation of corruption