Helsinki confirmed as host of 2030 European athletics championships
The decision means that Helsinki will host the championships for a record-breaking fourth time, having previously hosted in 1971, 1994 and 2012.
Finns Party unveils €8b cuts list, spares small pensions
The Finns Party has presented its wish list for the next four years.
Best chance for peace in Ukraine yet, but for grim reasons, says Russia expert
As PM Petteri Orpo arrives in Kyiv, Russia expert Mark Galeotti says Europe is losing patience.
PM Petteri Orpo in Ukraine to show Finland's 'strong support'
Orpo is meeting with Ukraine's political leadership in Kyiv.
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President Stubb heralds "good day for peace" after Oslo summit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he is "ready for negotiations" as he called for trilateral talks with the US and Russia.
School camp fundraising: voluntary or expected? Tell us what you think!
School is free in Finland, but fundraising for long overnight trips can feel like a grey area.
Finland shelves plans to introduce tourist tax, Purra says
The government could not reach a consensus on the issue, according to Finance Minister Riikka Purra (Finns).
Video: Finland embraces Halloween
Halloween may not be an official holiday in Finland, but it's brightening up the country’s darkening autumn evenings.
Two Finns supplying Russia with missile tech worth tens of millions
A network with ties to Finland supplied Russia with millions of euros' worth of missile components used against Ukraine.
Google subsidiary cut down flying squirrel habitat in Hamina
Taking place in 2018-2019, the excess logging was done during expansion work on a Google data centre facility.
Unemployment climbs again as Finland's economic recovery fails to affect jobs market
There were a total of 298,000 unemployed people in Finland last month, an increase of more than 10 percent on the same period last year.
Video: Bright light could be the secret to surviving Finland's darkest months
As the days get darker, health experts say a simple light therapy lamp could help ease the seasonal slump — and now's the time to start using one.
"Six hours is absurd" — Patients describe long night-time waits on Finland's A&E wards
A patient visiting an emergency room between 10pm and 7am in many parts of Finland can expect to wait for an average of between five and six hours.
Video: Peek inside Turku's new music centre
Fuuga opens to the public in late October, bringing a new concert venue and public space to the banks of the Aura River.