Many govt MPs a no-show for heated debate on rolling back activation model
Labour Minister Jari Lindström admitted that the scheme contained certain injustices that government had attempted to address.
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Hyväksyn myöhemminLabour Minister Jari Lindström admitted that the scheme contained certain injustices that government had attempted to address.
Migrants who want to stay in Finland will have to pass a nationality test and to provide proof of studies or work.
HUS has confirmed that an unvaccinated child was suspected of carrying the disease that forced the partial shutdown of the Iso Omena shopping centre on Tuesday.
Government is currently reviewing legislation that would allow it to strip Finnish citizenship from dual nationals convicted of terrorist acts in certain cases.
Consumers have complained of Viagogo's hidden fees, overcharging on their credit cards and the inability to use tickets bought at a premium.
The School of Business has moved to the Aalto University campus, where all six departments will be under the same roof for the first time in almost 50 years.
Today's print press looks at an EU comparison of "healthy life years", legislation on payday loans, and Anne Berner's decision to not run for re-election.
The suspected infection was detected shortly after 5.00pm on Tuesday.
A government working group has proposed merging private and public pension systems in Finland.
Some of the allegations contend that neglect in care homes may have resulted in injury or death.
An Estonian transport firm said it hopes its low-flying ground effect vehicles will whisk travellers at a speed of 200kph, just two metres above the sea.
A revamped Palace restaurant received a Michelin star while five other Helsinki eateries retained their one-star status at an awards ceremony in Denmark.
The cost of electricity, gas, cigarettes and bank fees rose in January, according to Statistics Finland’s Consumer Price Index.
The public funding agency said bookkeeping irregularities in the 2011–2017 period totalled 4.8 million dollars.
The offences took place in Tampere between late 2017 and early 2018.
Foreign-background taxi drivers face racism, kids can soon legally have two moms from birth, and the US green-lights electronic attack jets for Finland.
Finland's aid to Zambia has dropped steadily since 2013, when the country received more than 30 million euros - funding will stop completely by 2023.
Air traffic controllers' and employers' groups have been locked in a dispute over salaries and other matters since 2017.
A 15-year-old died after falling 6-8 metres off a cliff while off-piste skiing at a resort in central Finland on Saturday.
The products were on sale in all Lidl stores across Finland from 4 February.
The government has decided to foot the bill for the funeral of Finnish ski jumping champ Matti Nykänen, who passed away on 3 February.
In Finland this would mean that cannabis therapies would be partially covered by national health insurance agency Kela.
The average worker in Finland has toiled from the beginning of the year until February 18 to earn the daily pay of a CEO of a publicly listed company.
Finland eyes untapped potential in the overseas student market, electric car dreams and drivers face heightened scrutiny this week.
The environmental cost of fast fashion has made headlines in recent years, but figures show residents in Finland prefer bargains over eco-friendly designs.
Finland is piloting a costly cancer therapy for children suffering from leukemia that involves giving patients genetically modified immune cells.
The mid-winter break harks back to the 1920s and gives youngsters an opportunity to practice winter pursuits that have become part of the fabric of Finnish society.
Jussi Halla-aho dismissed remarks from the NCP, Centre and SDP that they would not invite his nationalist Finns Party into a coalition as "pre-election talk".
Increased allocations proposed by Finland's finance ministry in its first supplementary budget total 10.5 million euros.
Collectors may claim payment for 25-year-old debts or may even recycle old debts that they buy from other agencies.
The case, which has lasted for years, involved bribes handed to the flamboyant daughter of the Uzbekistan president.
Journalist Sam Kingsley and political commentator Sini Korpinen join APN to discuss the prospects of Finland's Christian Democratic Party in the April elections.
Costs can skyrocket as installing charging stations often requires major electrical system upgrades.
Finland's Environmental Institute said long-term, international cooperation is needed to improve the health of the sea.
The possible effects of failing to pass health and social reforms, hazardous level crossings are still in use and a 60-year-high in February temperatures.
A weak rouble and high raw material costs have put pressure on the Finnish meat producer's business in Russia.
Eastern Finland's declining population numbers poses a threat to welfare services in the region, according to a local official.
Finnish Meteorological Institute researchers said the reduction in snow cover was caused by global climate change and is likely to accelerate.
Individuals exposed to the infection may include participants at a dog show rehearsal in Järvenpää.
Property sales and improvements at its Lindex chain helped, but sales at the iconic retailer's outlets fell short.
Throwing candy from the back of trucks while in fancy dress is an important rite of passage in Finland.
Oulu upper secondary school students shake off shadows, an 80-year-old's ID card odyssey and a mutt takes to the metro.
The incident in a Helsinki grocery store was captured on security camera.
Scofflaws found guilty of the same petty crime seven times within a year could face prison time instead of fines.
The largest haul of medieval coins unearthed in modern-day Finland will go on display at the National Museum in Helsinki this spring.
The latest case emerged while police were looking into allegations reported a day earlier.
In a new survey, Yle Areena has been voted Finland's top internet brand, beating out entertainment giants such as Netflix.
Helsinki fire safety officers have ordered nine escape rooms in Helsinki to close until they’ve fixed their evacuation procedures.
In another setback for the outgoing government, two intelligence bills have been postponed over constitutional concerns.
The state railway's new point of sales devices aboard long-distance trains will only accept credit or debit cards as of September.
A new report suggests Finland’s regional development policies could shift away from relocation of major agencies towards allowing workers to choose their city.
Wednesday's papers carry news of a strange proposal to expedite deportations to Iraq, a complaint over care home standards and an expansion in hotel capacity.
Two Russians were questioned in Lappeenranta after arousing suspicions while crossing the border by train.
A wooden dildo maker in Lapland pushes back against criticism following a public funding agency’s decision to grant her a 200,000-euro business loan.
The game developer's profits fell by more than a quarter in 2018.