Consumers' expectations concerning Finland's economy have weakened, the latest report by Statistics Finland shows.   

A victory for Sweden over Israel helped to secure Finland's place at next year's finals tournament.

Test operations of the Olkiluoto 3 nuclear power reactor resumed on Sunday, reports Taloussanomat.

It could become more difficult for Russians to enter the Schengen area, the Financial Times says.

The United States plans to name an ambassador at large for the Arctic, Reuters reports.

Last year officials solved four percent of reported data breaches in Finland.

The statue has attracted controversy for more than 30 years.

A flashmob formed the shape of Ukraine in Helsinki on Saturday.

The majority Finnish state-owned energy company says it needs state support.

Finland received shipments of Pfizer's Covid-19 pill this summer, reports newspaper group Uutissuomalainen.

Salaries don't stretch as far as they used to.

Finnish, Swedish and Turkish delegates met in Finland on Friday to discuss Turkey's hesitations over the Nato membership applications made by the two Nordic nations earlier this year.

Some ATM machines along Finland's eastern border are currently being refilled at a rate of three or four times a week, when previously once a week was sufficient.

Metsä Tissue says rising energy costs are leading to temporary production stoppages.

Mobilepay, average monthly billing and payment plans can help households manage their electricity bills.

Inflation has begun to weaken wage earners' purchasing power.

It is the first meeting between the three countries since they signed a trilateral agreement in Madrid in June, which saw Turkey agree to support the two Nordic nations' Nato bids.

Qualifying for the group stage of Europe's second biggest club competition is a rare feat for a Finnish football club.

Elisa Markula will be succeeding Lauri Sipponen, following his dismissal last April.

Accessing the procedure in Finland can take up to two years.

A majority of high school students said they believed studying was difficult. In 2019, only 40 percent agreed with the sentiment.

A 2020 reform that made higher education completely free of charge has lowered youth marginalisation, according to Helsingin Sanomat.

A few thousand soldiers from all three countries will participate in the exercise called Vigilant Knife.

While not quite as hot as the record-shattering summer of 2021, this season has been unusually warm through most of Finland.

In the face of an energy crisis, the Finnish government is seeking to cut back electricity consumption through an information campaign aimed at households.

Home-related brands dominate the list, while Yle Areena falls from second place to fourth place.

The prosecution is seeking suspended prison sentences of at least one and a half years for the editor and two reporters.

As international travel has not rebounded to the same level as before the pandemic, the comeback is mostly due to domestic tourism.

Survey respondents reported that the strict rules on income support prevent them from saving and planning for the future.

The energy giant, which is mostly owned by Finnish taxpayers, saw its subsidiary Uniper hard hit by Russian limits on gas deliveries.