The phenomenon is likely to be visible in Finnish skies as soon as dusk falls on Thursday evening, the Finnish Meteorological Institute says.

Finland's President says he does not believe Russia would launch a military attack even if Finland began the process of applying for membership of Nato.

A strike by 25,000 public sector nurses scheduled to start on Friday morning could stop all but the most urgent care in six of Finland's hospital districts.

Finland's Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority has approved plans to operate the reactor at 30–60 percent capacity.

Although Finns are increasingly planning getaways, the number of bookings has not yet reached pre-pandemic levels.

The Finnish National Rescue Association is urging property owners to name a specific individual to take responsibility for the maintenance and inspection of emergency shelters on their premises.

UK-based sanctions aimed at Russian Railways ended up not applying to VR, according to the company.

Rising raw material and component prices are restricting operations for companies.

The court found that MP Päivi Räsänen's negative statements about homosexuality were offensive but did not amount to hate speech

Yle Sport has learned that the former Olympic committee member Mika Lehtimäki, who resigned on Monday over inappropriate conduct towards women coworkers, also engaged in physical sexual harassment of colleagues.

A shortfall in paper supplies could soon hit print advertising and reduce the number of pages in local newspapers.

Several morning papers look at the increasingly positive attitude toward a possible application by Finland for membership in the western alliance.

President Sauli Niinistö spoke by telephone with Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Monday.

The fast food chain has faced criticism for what some have characterised as a slow withdrawal from the two countries.

Since air traffic between Russia and Finland was also recently suspended, coaches are now the final public transportation option offering direct routes between the two countries.

The independent economics research group said that Finland's grocery prices may grow at the fastest pace since it joined the EU in 1995.

Olli Rehn climbs to the top spot in a new presidential poll as Prime Minister Sanna Marin drops to third.

Russia could attempt to influence Finland's Nato debate, says the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service.

An appeals court has doubled the fine that Hassan Zubier was ordered to pay by a lower court for the crime of fundraising without a permit on GoFundMe.

The Finnish plant employs around 300 people.

The Finnish telecoms firm has withdrawn from Russia, but left behind a system that could be used by the Russian government to spy on its citizens, the New York Times reports.

Domestic media outlets explore Russia's designation of Finland as an "unfriendly" country.

Fazer says it is working as quickly as possible to leave Russia while also "following legislation and sanctions."

The main disputes between workers and employers — over salaries and employment contract stipulations — are still unresolved, according to National Conciliator, Vuokko Piekkala, who called the situation serious.

The last time Finns' confidence dipped this low was during the country's pandemic shutdown and financial crisis over a decade ago.

Officers found the bodies of a woman and her child in an apartment during a wellness check last Friday.

LUT University says it's not planning tuition deferrals for its Russian students.

Mika Lehtimäki received an official warning after sending inappropriate messages to two female colleagues, according to Yle Sport.

Finnish state-owned rail operator VR is suspending passenger and freight traffic across the eastern border due to sanctions against Russia.

Rising food prices are affecting those already grappling with climbing grocery bills.