Finland's museums are hoping for a record-breaking summer as art-starved visitors return.

Police estimated that up to 300 people took part in two protests on Sunday, one of which was illegal.

Indoor dining is back on the menu from today, but with some restrictions still in place.

Finland is set to achieve its goal of halving peat use by next year.

Working from home during the pandemic could earn tax savings.

More than a third of equity savings accounts sit empty, reports regional paper Savon Sanomat.

PM Sanna Marin's cabinet is expected to unveil plans for improving employment in budget talks next week.

The annual count of endangered Saimaa ringed seal nests is underway.

Many people in Finland want vaccination passports to help reopen society, a fresh poll finds.

A lack of access to technology and contact teaching has exacerbated educational inequality.

Three big festivals have been called off as uncertainty reigns in the Finnish events industry. 

Dry air is expected to increase levels of street dust, with poor air quality expected.

Police have not opened a probe into the matter which a criminal law professor said sounded like a case of forgery.

The first lines of Tampere's tram system will start serving passengers this summer.

Deliveries will only be redirected once risk groups have been vaccinated nationwide.

Awak Kuier's first steps in basketball were taken in Kotka. 

The sanctions may have some effect on the export of investment goods by the technology sector.

The single most-used energy source in 2020 was wood-based fuels, accounting for 28 percent of total energy consumption.

A fresh poll by Helsingin Sanomat shows support for the prime minister's party dropping as local elections approach.

Outdoor hobbies for young people will resume on Monday in the capital.

The Ministry of Justice says that voting from a car will be tested for the first time at the elections on 13 June.

This week's podcast asks why Migri is making people line up outside their offices for hours in frigid weather

Funding could be used to hire extra teachers and assistants or divide groups and classes into smaller sizes.

Migri has apologised for the situation and says that it has added extra appointment times.

In a Thursday phone call, President Sauli Niinistö confirmed support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The 10,000 kilometre route runs from Helsinki to the Russian city of Vostochny and from there by sea to Yokohama.

Health authorities recorded 1,600 fewer infections over the last 14 days compared to the previous two-week period.

The large number of women in leadership roles in Finland has bridged the traditional media gap.

The supermarket chain will be the first nationwide retailer in Finland to remove the Veikkaus machines.

Most morning newspapers in Finland report that new Covid vaccination schedules will delay jabs for younger age groups.