The aim of the exercise was to enhance tactical and technical interoperability, and improve the ability to receive Swedish Armed forces in Northern Finland.

The Amur or Siberian tiger is a highly-endangered tiger subspecies.

The 22-year-old defendant regularly used racist slurs and had previously described Adolf Hitler as a "good guy".

Photos of the presidential family, including their toddler son, appeared in some Finnish media outlets last June.

According to media reports, Finance Minister Annika Saarikko (Cen) proposed a cabinet meeting in July to discuss the troubles facing Fortum's subsidiary, but no meeting took place.

The two deals will create domestic employment estimated to be around 70 person-years.

At present the law requires all public sector jobs to be published and subject to an open hiring process.

Speaking on Yle's morning talk show, the Minister said that there was no flawless model to address the energy crisis.

A move to the eastern countryside or the fells of Lapland could cut debt for fresh graduates.

Lingonberry lovers can already grab their buckets and head to pine tree forests in Southern Finland.

Growing state debt combined with an aging population is a ticking time bomb, writes Iltalehti.

National Coalition Party chair Petteri Orpo expressed satisfaction with support measures for middle-income earners.

The month of August was historically hot in Finland, according to the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI).

Seven police and security guards of the Häme Police Department are facing charges for forcing female asylum seekers to remove their head coverings for registration photos.

With inflation rates and energy prices rising to record levels, severe staff shortages in the healthcare sector, and Finland's Nato accession reaching a critical juncture, All Points North looks ahead to an autumn of domestic turmoil.

Finance Minister Annika Saarikko (Cen) warned that Finland could slide into a recession next year.

Long-term effects from coronavirus infections among children have proved to be far less common than feared at the beginning of the pandemic.

In a significant change from previous procedures, it no longer matters how many vaccine doses a person has received in the past or how many times they may have fallen ill with Covid-19.

As of Thursday, Finland is issuing a severely limited number of entry visas to Russian nationals.

Finnish law enforcement is not good at identifying victims of forced criminality, a new report says.

The Western Uusimaa wellbeing services county says it plans to provide contraceptives for its residents under 25.

Iltalehti reports that while details are still being ironed out, the government will announce a series of measures to help consumers deal with rising prices on Thursday afternoon.

Finland has been at the forefront in limiting visas for Russians, the foreign minister said.

In the Consumer Ombudsman's view, the main message of the promotional video "towards a cleaner world" and the impression of Fortum's environmental credentials remained too general and vague.

St1 and Neste have reaped hefty profits since the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The Finnish National Poison Information Centre receives about 150-180 calls a year about melatonin, with about one fifth of these calls concerning children under five years of age.

Helsinki's city-owned energy utility Helen has announced a 30 percent increase in the energy fee for district heating.

Public consultations have raised concerns that a digital ID card might increase surveillance and undermine data security, says the Finance Ministry.

A key issue in two-day talks on the next state budget is how to ease the burden of higher energy bills.

Many people in Finland will be struggling with skyrocketing electricity bills this coming winter, writes the Jyväskylä-based Keskisuomalainen.