The company wants to achieve annual savings of about four million euros.

Finland had some 121,000 children living in low-income families in 2019, a figure that specialists say has likely increased during the pandemic.

Domestic media explores how Finland is stretching its public finances, among other topics.

Police back-pedalled after the president and ministers disputed their account of the protest.

The British musician, who moved to Finland in the '60s, helped revolutionise Finnish rock music with Wigwam and Blues Section. He also worked with Hurriganes, Maarit, Riki Sorsa and many others.

Accounts differ as to whether officials were redirected or "evacuated" from government HQ during a protest by Elokapina.

Hospitals report some unvaccinated Covid patients are also sceptical of medical therapies to treat the disease.

Vastaamo's estate manager has proposed a one-time compensation of 2,500 euros to patients of the hacked therapy centre.

Joe Biden has nominated a telecom executive to be his new envoy to Finland.

A border guard surveillance camera in Kainuu recorded a female bear and four cubs heading for hibernation.

The number of suspected rapists of foreign background was a lot smaller than Statistics Finland originally reported, because police erroneously recorded one case.

The Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Transport and Communications are looking at proposals and will report back next year.

The EU Commission decides this autumn if nuclear power will be classified as sustainable.

The 18-year-old defendant was convicted on charges of aggravated negligent homicide, aggravated drunk driving and aggravated traffic safety endangerment.

The Finnish Hospitality Association is filing an official complaint over the tightening of restaurant restrictions in Päijät-Häme and continuing restrictions in the Helsinki region.

Industrial production also rose sharply in August compared to the same month last year.

Friday is the tenth day of Elokapina's Syyskapina ('Autumn Rebellion'), which is calling on Finland's government to declare a climate emergency.

Under the proposed changes, jobseekers would meet with an employment specialist every two weeks and would be expected to submit an average of one job application every week.

Police have filed for a court order for the sequestration of assets of the association supporting the Elokapina climate protest movement over suspected violations of fundraising laws.

Despite an increase in Covid hospitalisations, Helsingin Sanomat finds no backing among key MPs for vaccination mandates in Finland.

The Coast Guard says there are about 10 suspects linked to smuggling in migrants via Belarus. All are permanent residents of Finland.

Yle News' podcast gets the lowdown on data leaks, sex crimes and climate change.

The virtual project combines art and science in an effort to help people weigh the emotional impact of the pandemic.

Former Oulu councillor Junes Lokka, who proposed "death patrols", was convicted of ethnic agitation for a third time and fined 420 euros.

Parliament will consider a motion of no confidence proposed by the opposition Finns Party and Movement Now.

Prime Minister Sanna Marin (SDP) responded to health officials' concerns about the lifting of Covid restrictions and renewed a call for the public to get fully vaccinated.

The announcement follows similar suspensions by other Nordic countries due to concerns over possible side effects.

Shops may now drop mask requirements in areas where health authorities no longer recommend their use indoors.

Tytti Yli-Viikari also faces charges of payment fraud and misconduct in a public office over the use of Finnair Plus flight bonus points.

The latest voter poll shows very small changes in support for most of Finland's political parties, but the Left Alliance benefited from a dip in Green Party backing.