Finnish skier Iivo Niskanen finished behind two Russians.

Finland's captain has been in quarantine since he arrived in China.

Reporters say they faced hostility from protesters.

The companies' plants had reportedly discharged inadequately treated wastewater into the environment for several years.

A survey suggests female managers are now more common than ever.

The protesters say they want cheaper petrol and an end to coronavirus restrictions.

The strike has lasted for five weeks and could go on for three more.

Aki Lindén is serving his first term as an MP following a long career in healthcare administration, including as CEO of the Helsinki and Uusimaa Hospital District (HUS).

Less than half feel that Finland will be able to protect Åland, where military presence is prohibited.

Police are predicting traffic problems as a result of the protest.

The district court had previously sentenced the former head of Helsinki police department’s narcotics unit to life imprisonment for his role in the 2003 murder.

The OL3 nuclear reactor is expected to produce around 14 percent of Finland’s electricity once it begins operating at full capacity.

EU President Ursula von der Leyen visited Helsinki on Thursday.

The EU President said that Finland can count on European solidarity.

All Points North previews Finland's prospects at the Winter Olympics, follows up on a story about the exploitation of foreign workers, and tags along for an icy adventure.

Cultural figures called for more financial compensation and a programme to help the sector recover from the crisis.

While daily death figures remain high, health officials point to hopeful signs that the Omicron surge is waning.

Finland's relations with Russia have been under scrutiny this week. 

Most of the government coalition parties saw increased backing among voters in the latest survey, but support for the Greens continued to slide.

Finnish athletes will be hoping to keep up the nation's proud record of winning medals at every Winter Olympics since the very first edition of the games in 1924.

The president commented on relations with Russia following the official opening of the Parliament on Wednesday.

The proposed reforms aim to make life a bit easier and flexible for Finland's students from abroad.

Kurvinen said his decision was not linked to any political boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics. 

The government met on Wednesday to discuss Covid rules.

The letter accuses EU and Nato countries of interpreting existing security agreements as they see fit.

Benefits agency Kela has filed a complaint with the Data Protection Ombudsman over Posti losing an important package.

The country has set a goal to stop using coal for energy production by 2029.

Some medical chiefs question whether the vaccine mandate makes sense as Omicron can circumvent the protection that the jabs provide.

Measures to curb the pandemic are sparking protests in Finland even as the government begins lifting Covid-related restrictions.