Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen (NCP) is scheduled to visit Rome from March 2 to 3 to enhance diplomatic and economic relations between Finland and Italy.

While responding to a violent incident at a private residence in Rastaspuisto, Espoo, on the night between Friday and Saturday, the police found a victim dead.

A tram and a passenger car collided on Mannerheimintie in Etu-Töölö on Friday evening, prompting emergency response and temporary changes to tram routes.

It's the last call for unused coupons. Foodora is ending its operations in Finland, with Friday marking its final day.

A heavy snowfall on Thursday has disrupted traffic across Finland, particularly in the south.

Several labour groups approved a compromise deal on Friday, but the Trade Union for the Public and Welfare Sectors (JHL) was not included. It is still planning more strike action next week.

An Yle investigation last year revealed that third-party agents have exploited Finland's image as the "happiest country in the world" to sell an inaccurate or downright misleading image of life in the country.

The court reached its decision without a psychiatric evaluation.

Nearly 500 counterfeit banknotes turned up in Finland last year.

"Students look each other in the eye and say hello. This makes me happy," a principal in Lahti said.