Every year, the tax authority publicly unleashes a deluge of income and tax information, a practice which has become a tradition in a society that otherwise emphasises personal privacy. 

Officials do not expect employment to see an upswing until 2024.

Helsingin Sanomat reports that under 60-year-olds may soon be offered a fourth coronavirus vaccination.

The cost of many popular morning meal ingredients has risen by a third in the past year.

Prosecutors had demanded a 10 year jail sentence for Milan Jaff, who is already serving a decade-long sentence for other gang-related crimes.

Finland's power firms have been adjusting their pricing after energy supply issues struck earlier this year. 

More than 20 million people are in need of food aid in the region due to climate change-driven 'record-breaking' droughts.

"The science is clear. If we do not act now this is only a preview of what is to come. This is the critical decade — each year and each action count," she told the conference.

Turkey could further delay Finland's Nato membership — but does that matter?

Research on ethnic equality in such academic settings is "scarce" and not enough is known about the topic, according to the project's consortium director.

Finland's Non-Discrimination Ombudsman is looking into an Yle report that two security firms use ethnic "codes" to describe people.

Being able to store and record violent videos without consequence sends the wrong message both to children and adults, according to the Ombudsman.

While released from custody, police say investigations into suspected crimes by a top ministry official are still ongoing.

Sauli Niinistö says that he considers it dangerous that talk of nuclear weapons has become increasingly commonplace.

Hybrid threats and sabotage concerns make domestic headlines on Monday.

Prohibition laws have failed to prevent the harm caused by illicit drugs, the National Coalition Party youth group argued.

Prime Minister Sanna Marin (SDP) is to hold a series of one-on-one talks on the sidelines of the conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, which has been dubbed the "African COP".

Police and staff from Fortum and nuclear watchdog Stuk were on hand to supervise the transfer of nuclear fuel, which is not subject to EU sanctions. On Sunday, police said they were investigating a drone seen operating at the airport at the time.

Of the 80 taxis inpsected in Helsinki, nearly 40 did not meet the required standards.

Laurea UAS experts attended an event focusing on cyber threats in Vilnius during September this year.

The last time Finnish celebrations changed so drastically was in the 19th century, during a period of rapid industrialisation and urbanisation.

An inflation-linked pension boost is prompting record retirement numbers.

Finland has not taken delivery of Russian natural gas by pipeline since Russia's Gazprom began demanding payment in rubles this past spring. The situation could change soon.

Winter is showing its face in Finland, but only briefly.

Sauli Niinistö was on a working visit to Lithuania.

Police said the conscript's rifle fired for an unknown reason right before the shooting range exercises were about to begin.

The assessment was prompted by complaints about Prime Minister Sanna Marin (SDP) hosting a late-night party at the PM's official residence in August.

Municipal leaders say they expect to face bigger challenges next year as more Ukrainian children enter the system.

Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says Finland and Sweden have delivered on their agreement with Turkey.

Last week, Helsinki District Court remanded Aleksanteri Kivimäki in absentia for his suspected role in the hacking of patient data.