The effects of the Covid pandemic followed by the closure of Russian airspace have had a significant impact on Finnair's operations.

Some 15 different organisations will participate in the exercise, which will take place throughout Wednesday.

The main problems were related to communication and a lack of trust between decision-makers at national and regional levels.

Helsingin Sanomat writes that Finland's potential Nato membership has shocked Russia.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović had called on his country's parliament to vote against Finland and Sweden joining Nato unless there was electoral reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

A number of firms have voiced interest in hiring Ukrainians in Finland.

The minister's comments come as Helsingin Sanomat reports Finland is likely to make a decision on Nato by late May.

As Finland slowly returns to normal, some wonder what type of person-to-person contact is acceptable.

As the need for wind power grows, so does a regional imbalance in its distribution.

Finland's President tested positive for coronavirus on Tuesday last week.

Finland is meeting with 40 other countries on Tuesday for US-hosted defence talks at Ramstein Air Base in Germany.

The company says it made the decision to leave Russia on 7 March.

The breach also affected other hotels in Finland, according to a Nordic Hotels & Resorts spokesperson.

Media outlets explore the limits of military service, ghost apartments and buzz surrounding electric vehicles.

At the moment, fourth jabs are being offered to some people over the age of 80.

The University of Helsinki fell two spots from last year's ranking of 118, but still outranked other Finnish universities.

Vanhanen now says he is not expecting any initiatives on troop movements to come from Åland.

The firm says it will sell two sawmills and its forest operations to local management.

The joint exercise has been planned one year in advance.

Nearly half of respondents say they are postponing buying or renovating apartments or holiday homes due to rising interest rates and the global political situation.

A district court announced that Ano Turtiainen and his wife's powerlifting brand Gometal was insolvent.

Incumbent President Emmanuel Macron beat far-right candidate Marine Le Pen by 58 percent to 42 in Sunday's run-off.

Helsingin Sanomat speaks to a Left Alliance MP, one of just 11 of Finland's 200 legislators to have publicly stated that she will not support Finland's membership of Nato.

The weather in Finland will cool as next week progresses, according to the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI).

Finnish law does not recognise antisemitic discrimination, according to Katharina von Schnurbein.

SDP lawmaker Erkki Tuomioja told America's NPR that the Finnish Nato debate was "emotional."

Police say Albanian marijuana made its way to Finland via Spain.

This is the right time for Finland to apply for Nato membership, according to Pekka Haavisto.

Signatories say granting residency to people stuck in lengthy application processes would solve many problems at once.

Flu season is waning but influenza cases are inching upwards.