A United Nations report says that if no further action is taken, it's possible that global temperatures will rise by 2.7 degrees Celsius by the end of this century, a scenario which would have devastating consequences.
The OmaStadi poll found many residents want the outdoor Olympic Stadium pool to be open year-round, an effort that would cost around 300,000 euros annually.
Both the delivery firm and the agency are hoping to solve the employee-or-entrepreneur issue in Administrative Court.
Demand for ivermectin, a deworming medicine, is growing in Finland.
This article brings you the latest updates on the coronavirus pandemic in Finland.
Former Minister of Transport and Communications Anne Berner began making her transition to the board of Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) in 2019, before her term ended.
Customers had experienced difficulties while trying to make payments with Mastercard or Visa cards at S-Group and Lidl outlets from 8am on Monday.
Changes to Finland's Road Traffic Act have placed more responsibility on drivers to determine when it's time to use winter tyres.
Conservative groups are blasting Finland's Prosecutor General for charging MP Päivi Räsänen with hate speech.
The Helsinki club have won ten of the last thirteen Finnish titles.
Short term rentals remain below levels seen before the pandemic.
The Swedish-language daily said that municipalities had agreed not to compete on pay.
Today one in five Finnish reindeer herders is under 25, with the share of women herders growing.
A 2019 European Parliament vote to end the practice of changing clocks every March and October has stalled in the EU Council of Ministers.
An Instagram reel of a surfer on an efoil board skimming across a Lapland river has so far been viewed nearly 32 million times.
The commission will assess historical and current discrimination against the Sámi people, including the role of the Finnish state.
The app is available in all major app stores.
Some 15 young men were convicted of assaulting a minor.
Health officials want to ensure care staff are vaccinated.
The Supreme Administrative Court ruled that the Immigration Service must re-examine applications as conditions in Afghanistan have significantly worsened.
A variety of lifestyle factors may lie behind the rise in childhood obesity, says the health agency.
A story published in 2017 revealed some details about the Finnish military's intelligence service.
The Finns got a tough draw for the European Championships next summer.
The Finnish and Russian presidents met face-to-face for the first time in more than two years, with some fraught issues possibly on the agenda.
Finland has adopted a new programme to address structural racism and hate speech in the country.
Harjanne will replace Emma Kari as she takes her position as Minister of the Environment and Climate Change.
Teemu Torssonen was given a sentence of one year and five months' probation after being convicted of aggravated assault, a firearms offense and making an illegal threat.
The government says restrictions must be kept in place since vaccination coverage is still short of the target level.
Discrimination rules remain complicated in Finland.
The approval means that Finland will receive an initial payment of about 271 million euros to help the economy recover from the effects of the pandemic.
According to new statistics, smoking is on the rise among women, whereas snus use is most common among young men.
The arena's board said the decision was based on the tech firm's weak financial position and negative publicity surrounding the company.
The introduction of the Covid passport seems to have spurred people under 35 to take their first dose of vaccine.
Latvia made an official request to EU countries for assistance due to the country’s deteriorating Covid situation.
The former emergency services worker waived his right to anonymity because he wants to inspire a cultural change in the sector, as Finland's social affairs minister calls for action.
According to Helsinki Region Transport (HSL), there are few alternatives to price increases, due to the financial blow from the pandemic.
Officers believe the contraband has originated in Sweden, travelled via Central Europe to the Baltics and eventually to Finland.
Helsinki Deputy Mayor Nasima Razmyar (SDP) describes the state of early childhood education as a "house of cards" near collapse.
A controversial department store owner has rowed back on his weekend social media posts about the Holocaust and a secretive elite intent on global domination.
The exhibit by Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota opens at the Museum of Modern Art in Espoo on 27 October.
The NBI is following leads outside of Europe and has ruled out several suspects in the data breach.
The news agency said the government is reviewing how restrictions could be extended before they expire at the end of the month.
Although many firms are beginning to recover from the Covid crisis, there are still many challenges facing the Finnish economy.
Two reports published on Wednesday show a drop in the previously high confidence levels in the Finnish economy, but the overall outlook remains strong.
According to the Interior Ministry and the sector's two main organisations, an overhaul of the working culture within the sector is required to tackle the issue.
Some of the fake messages also refer to Covid passes and vaccination certificates.
A controversial speech by a Finns Party MP at a city council meeting in Tampere leads to calls for a review of the rules governing council debates.
Authorities seized more than 500 kilos of drugs, dozens of weapons and hundreds of thousands of euros in cash.
Building management firms were found to receive commissions on contracts from housing company spending.
While many said efforts to reduce poverty and inequality were important, most did not see development programmes as efficient or effective.
Finland takes the reins of the Barents Euro-Arctic Council in Norway at a tense moment in international relations.
Cancer cases rose by about 20 percent between 2011 and 2019, but applications for financial support ballooned by nearly 1000 percent.
Finland's local elections were postponed because of the Covid crisis.
Tuesday's papers follow a theme from Monday's Nato visit.
The majority, around 227,000 students, have paid the fee on time. However, students need to pay the fee on their own initiative as it is not directly billed by the social insurance agency.
