Prime Minister Juha Sipilä on Sunday said regional elections on the Social and Health Care Reforms (Sote) will not be

President Sauli Niinistö will attend the 100th Anniversary of Georgia’s First Democratic Republic in Tbilisi on Saturday, said an official

The European Commission will carry out a Schengen evaluation in Finland between May and June 2018. The evaluation teams coordinated by

The Finnish Border Guard has completed the pre-trial investigation into the trafficking of two children through Helsinki Airport, said a

About 15.7 per cent of the household population in Finland were at risk of poverty or social exclusion in 2016,

Prime Minister Juha Sipilä on Wednesday said that Finland aims to build the first commercial 5G networks at the beginning

The number of residence permits issued to employed people has been growing for the last four years and it seems

The Helsinki Court of Appeal on Monday dismissed the damages claim of Metsähallitus against UPM, Stora Enso Corporation and Metsäliitto

Prime Minister Juha Sipilä on Monday said that Finland and Czech Republic should increase bilateral business cooperation. “We should increase business

The ongoing driver training reforms will bring changes in the examinations for issuing driving licences from July 1, said an