Finnish unions have issued a strike warning for universities in Helsinki and Turku, with 13,000 employees set to walk out on ...

President Alexander Stubb has begun a historic trip to Kenya and Tanzania, marking Finland’s first presidential-level visit ...

Finland celebrates Finnish Identity Day on 12 May, commemorating Johan Vilhelm Snellman, a 19th-century statesman who ...

The 90-day tariff truce between the United States and China reduces steep trade barriers and signals renewed global economic ...

Retirement is a time for Finns to unwind, pursue personal interests, and enjoy the freedom that comes with no work ...

The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) has decided to disband after four decades of armed conflict with the Turkish state, following calls from imprisoned leader Abdullah Öcalan.

Thirty-six mothers across Finland were awarded medals on Mother's Day for their contributions to family life and parenting, ...

Finns Party leader Riikka Purra will seek re-election despite declining public support, attributing the slump to challenges ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi says Russia is considering a ceasefire, with 12 May seen as a potential turning point ...

A student-led campaign from Haaga-Helia has prompted Finnish media outlets to adopt visible timestamps on news videos shared ...

Finland’s Finance Ministry admits its key estimate that corporate tax cuts will fund themselves is not based on calculations, ...

Steady Energy will build a non-nuclear pilot SMR plant inside a former coal-fired power station in Helsinki to test its ...