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Finnish dailies run stories on President Niinistö's disappointment with the EU, next week's anti-government strike and a fuel assembly leaking at Olkiluoto 1.
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On Thursday the Finnish government presented a proposal to ban coal by 2029, increase the use of biofuels - and in the meantime, increase taxes on coal.
Ilja Janitskin and two other defendants were also ordered to pay 136,000 euros in damages related to the anti-immigrant website MV-lehti.
The Finnish police have the right to use suspects' fingerprints to unlock smartphones against their will, according to Savon Sanomat.
Tracegrow’s technology can be used to benefit the trace elements of used alkaline batteries to circulate them back into nature as micronutrients and fertilizers for farming.
Finland’s unseasonably mild autumn is headed for a cool-off next week, say Yle meteorologists.
Five of those fatally injured in traffic last month were pedestrians.
Cyber crime costs companies in Finland billions, fewer collect earnings-related jobless benefits, and a newborn test makes life-saving intervention possible.
Finance industry regulators in Sweden received a report which alleges Helsinki-based Nordea Bank accepted dirty money from two banks in the Baltics.
A variety of events draw attention and provide temporary help for the more than 7,000 people living without a permanent address in Finland.
The two men, a Russian and an Estonian, are suspected of tax evasion crimes and asked to be released before their trial, but police objected to their release.
By a vote of 101-73, PM Juha Sipilä's government survived a confidence vote linked to a law proposal aiming to make it easier for small firms to fire workers.
Over half of Finnish residents support a permanent transition to standard time, ending the practice of daylight savings time, according to a government poll.
Welfare sector union JHL is staging a two-day strike starting on October 22 that could halt the supply of food to schools, daycares, and homes for the elderly.
Film director Aku Louhimies says that he was sidelined from a job in Britain after an Yle journalist made contact with his new employers.
Tech companies encourage salary transparency, more young people in Finland face homelessness, and lifestyle choices for shrinking carbon emissions.
The giant of Finnish literature was praised for the 'absurd craziness' in his writing.
Between July and September, a radiation source was detected three times within scrap metal shipped to the Lapland plant for smelting.
Finland's Ombudsman for Equality says making workers salary levels known to each other would help people to be paid more equitably.
Saido Mohamed is accused of money laundering and concealment in her sister's child benefit fraud case.
The body of a woman was found on a Tallink Silja ship in Turku Monday, but police said Tuesday afternoon that a criminal act was not a factor in the incident.
Second half goals from Pyry Soiri and Glen Kamara make it four wins out of four for Finland in the Nations League
Tuesday's papers report on risky online pharmacies, a fish kill and Stockmann's sale of Russian property.
A fresh survey indicates that 46 percent of Finnish residents oppose the government's proposal to ease employee dismissals in small firms, while 41 percent support it.
Fifty percent of Saimaa ringed seal pups born between the years of 2014-2017 entered the world in a snowdrift constructed by volunteers.
Data Protection Ombudsman Reijo Aarnio says new plans to expand the rights of public agencies to access banking data could pose a threat to people's security.
Statistics Finland says real earnings for the third quarter were up by 0.8 percent, as improvements in people's earnings outpaced the rise in consumer prices.
The two men said they should be freed until their trial begins, but police said they've uncovered "new and interesting material" which prevents their release.
Among the 65 Finnish parliamentarians that answered the survey, some 10 percent said they experienced bullying in the workplace, according to news service STT.
Starting Monday, police will check more than 1,700 heavy vehicles this week in an effort to increase road safety and combat crime.
Neo-Nazi Jesse Torniainen jump-kicked a man in 2016 who later died. Finland's Supreme Court upheld the assailant's 27-month sentence for aggravated assault.
This week starts off with news of a Finnish Innovation Fund report, municipalities slowing down "sote" preparations and radioactive scrap metal causing trouble.
A young woman's promising phone interview for a sales job went nowhere when the employer learned she was originally from Rwanda.
Leading Finnish obstetricians are calling on doctors to become more knowledgeable of female genital mutilation, as more circumcised women give birth in Finland.
October temperature records were broken on Sunday afternoon, with the mercury surpassing 20C in many places, according to the Finnish Meteorological Institute.
Hunters are moving closer to populated areas as neighbourhoods expand. Finland's elk hunting season began on Saturday.
Green League chair Touko Aalto needs another month, while colleague and Löyly sauna founder Antero Vartia said he is leaving party politics.
Environment minister Kimmo Tiilikainen defended government's plans to boost logging, but said sustainability is paramount.
Three young men died and one passenger was injured in a serious accident on Saturday.
Arctic ministers at the Biodiversity Congress in Lapland said they believe that they can quickly and easily tamp down on the use of black coal.
Finland paid 50 euros per inhabitant to the European Union in 2017, making a total of 275 million euros -- some 19 million euros less than the previous year.
The Consumer Ombudsman wants Finnair to give up the practice of offering alternatives to a standard compensation for delays, a custom it says is unlawful.
This week the UN issued a wake-up call for states to combat climate change. APN asks what citizens can expect as Finland strives to meet its climate goals.
A lack of qualified call centre workers means that it can now take more than five minutes before calls to Finland's emergency response centres are answered.
During the second warmest summer on record, Finland saw a historic uptick in homeland travel.
Finnish media analyse the Prime Minister's surprise announcement to call a confidence vote on his own government, and news of a daycare teacher salary increase.
Two berry firms Yle spoke with agreed that foreign berry pickers had to earn at least 30 euros per day after expenses.
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The government wants to put pressure on trade unions, which have called strikes over plans to make it easier to fire workers.
Finland has pledged 114 million euros over four years for clean energy projects in developing countries and will be repaid with interest over the next 25 years.
The district court ruled the university discriminated against a woman for being a mother and overlooked her for a neurology professorship.
The bishop is suspected of accounting offences related to his personal business--but was cleared of wrongdoing over expenses filed with the Lutheran church.
Nearly 20 years into sharing a common currency, Finland is still a relatively expensive country, finds an Yle report.
After his exoneration of rape accusations in Helsinki District Court last week, singer Tomi Metsäketo is suing the production company that fired him last year.
Finland's radiation safety watchdog STUK has signed a consultancy agreement covering two proposed nuclear power plants in Saudi Arabia.
A filing on the Norwegian Stock Exchange indicates that VR Track was valued at 225 million euros.
