Former Nato Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen says Finland has a "window of opportunity."

The two-day meeting of Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) leaders is arranged by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

The war in Ukraine is choking Finnish fertiliser supply.

The warming climate is bringing more winter precipitation, says Yle meteorologist Kerttu Kotakorpi.

The summit comes as Finland and Sweden join a Nato-led military exercise in Norway, the largest of its kind in 30 years.

More than two million people in Finland watched the fundraising event, which was also shown in Ukraine.

One of the world's most expensive buildings, OL3 is to meet 14 percent of Finland's electricity needs by next summer.

According to the economic affairs minister, Finns must brace themselves for wartime pricing.

The event’s Facebook page reopened after being hit by cyberattacks, which are under investigation by police.

The strike would apply to about 25,000 employees and last for two weeks.

The Bank of Finland has lowered its growth forecast for this year.

During the call, the Finnish president emphasised the need for humanitarian corridors to safely evacuate civilians.

Friday is the second day of the EU summit in Versailles, focusing on efforts to make the EU more self-sufficient in terms of strategic and energy policies.

Sales of items such as first-aid supplies have increased by over a thousand percent.

There have been numerous reports of GPS disruption, with smartwatch users and airline pilots most notably affected.

Finland is unlikely to adopt the role of a mediator in the war, experts say.

Russia and Belarus lead the world in producing materials used for fertiliser, and war might soon disrupt that supply.

Finland's state-owned financing company Finnvera has guaranteed loans of more than 200 million euros for the building of two cruise ships at the facility.

Tim Sparv has called on others to help Ukrainian people in any way possible.

The war in Ukraine has had a big impact on Finnish-Russian relations.

Finnish state rail operator VR has stopped hundreds of Russian train carriages around the country on suspicion of carrying EU-sanctioned cargo.

Finland's largest daily begins publishing articles in Russian, while Yle's long-running Russian news attracts more viewers – and haters.

OpenStreetMap is the source for HSL's map data, and anyone can edit it. 

This week the All Points North podcast looks at how Finnish politicians, businesses and the public have responded to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

There has been a spate of incidents involving GPS disruption around Finland.

Closed amid sanctions against its Russian owners, Helsinki Halli could face a forced sale if its debts are unpaid.

Finland's political leadership are reconsidering security policy in the wake of Russia's attack on Ukraine. 

The number of patients is at a record high in Finland, but officials still say the time was right to lift restrictions.

The company says its finances can't handle the current cost of fuel, after two years of pandemic-induced reductions in passenger numbers.