Prime Minister Juha Sipilä on Thursday said that Finland and Luxembourg are of almost same opinion regarding European Union defence

A Moroccan man, accused of killing two and injuring eight others in Turku, Finland in August last year, was in

Finnish defense industries are developing a new kind of "jump charge" that is to fill the vacuum caused by the

The government on Wednesday submitted a bill to parliament to bring reforms in healthcare and social services (Sote). According to the

The chronic wasting disease (CWD) has been found in a moose or European elk (Alces alces) for the first time

Finnish police has uncovered an unusually large drug smuggling operation, local media reported on Wednesday. There are 37 suspects in the

A total of 346 women and 149 men entered into marriage in which the spouse was of the same sex

An international exercise of Arctic oil spill combating took place on Wednesday in the Gulf of Bothnia, the northernmost bay

The Administrative Court of Helsinki on Wednesday rejected the plea of former Finnish ambassador to Sweden Jarmo Viinanen and upheld

As China's top legislative and advisory bodies are holding their annual meetings, President Sauli Niinistö said he believes the "Two