Finland's national airline will fly to about 100 destinations next summer, including 70 routes across Europe and ten to Asia.

Details about the alleged abuse in Hämeenlinna were published in an investigative report by Yle on Monday.

Helsingin Sanomat writes that Finnish health officials continue to favour a carrot over a stick when it comes to boosting coronavirus vaccine uptake.

When the Covid-19 epidemic first started, it was widely thought that it might spread similarly to influenza, but new research found differences in how the viruses spread.

The Finnish national team is scheduled to play against Bosnia-Herzegovina on Saturday 13 November in the city of Zenica.

The investigation focused on a group of far-right sympathizers in the security sector including six police officers.

An investigation by Yle's MOT unit has uncovered the use of illegal restraining measures at mental health units, including the tying of a young boy to a chair using duct tape.

A fresh survey shows that lack of English as an in-company working language is a factor in the hiring practices of almost 40 percent of Finnish employers.

Ilta-Sanomat examines growing tensions within the cabinet, while Helsingin Sanomat looks at problems in telecommuters' homes.

A minor earthquake, described by one resident as "a proper jerk", shook Rovaniemi.

According to the Helsinki Maritime Rescue Centre, the ship's crew extinguished the fire and the cargo was not in danger. As of Sunday evening, the MSC Shannon was still south of Raseborg.

Commenting on the appearance and behaviour of women in the media is a daily hobby for some. Why do women in the public eye irritate so many people?

Ähtäri Zoo has run into financial difficulties. The city-owned company must decide the fate of two giant pandas by next summer.

So far only about 30 Finns have said they plan to leave the war-torn nation.

Two holidays fall on Saturday, but there are few significant changes to schedules.

"It seems that when people hear the name Gleb, they immediately think that talking to that person is harder than talking to a Finn," 18-year-old Gleb Shumaev explained.

Vaccination coverage is close to 80 percent, the goal set by the government in early autumn, yet hospitals are filling up with Covid patients.

Transgender high jumper Jade Nyström describes the hate speech aimed at her, as the heated conversation around the status of trans-athletes in professional sports continues.

Police say no part of the city is immune to the influx of designer drugs, cocaine, and illicit prescription pills.

Three Helsingin Sanomat employees have been charged with disclosure of state secrets or attempted disclosure of state secrets.

A set of operational guidelines for institutes of higher education is currently being drawn up in light of concerns about the growing threat of espionage.

The state will receive more tax revenue than expected this year as the Finnish economy has recovered quicker and at a higher rate from the Covid crisis.

Jyväskylä's Keskisuomalainen reports on former local guards at the Finnish embassy still hoping to be evacuated from Afghanistan.

The country currently has an exceptionally low number of troops deployed for peacekeeping and crisis management operations

The All Points North podcast asks why a Helsinki resident struggled so much to access emergency HIV prevention drugs.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to take a heavy toll on the mental well-being of students even after a return to Finland's university campuses.

Yle News is the English-language news department at Yle.

Changing weather conditions and alcohol use are key risk factors for accidental drownings in Finland.

Joel Marin was sentenced to life imprisonment last year after being found guilty on one charge of murder and 20 counts of attempted murder.