The strongest winds and gusts will hit western Finland and coastal waters, where gusts could exceed 20 metres per second.

Some parents are using AI tools to strip watermarks from their kids' school photos.

A metal object found floating in a busy shipping channel on Saturday evening was initially unidentified, closing the area to vessel traffic for several hours.

A photograph by Tapani Linnanmäki is among the top 40 funniest animal photographs of the year.

Administrative demands and conflicting roles appear to be among the main drivers of burnout among Finnish workers, researchers say.

Over five percent of six- to eight-year-old boys in Finland are taking medication for ADHD .

This week's stories included a young student struggling to find an internship, Finnish MPs reporting suspected home intrusions, and new stickers introduced for 17-year-old drivers.

Housed in the Jumbo shopping centre, the library will cost the city nearly €600,000 a year in rent.

Finland's biggest opposition party, the SDP, had called for a vote of no confidence in the entire government.

The man travelled from the UK to Joensuu in January 2025 after the Finnish woman ended their online friendship.

The new high-tech fighter jets should be ready for air combat duties within a year.

Saturday is expected to be slightly cooler than Friday, with temperatures hovering around 10 degrees.

A principal and a parent weigh in on Finland's Pisa slide in the All Points North studio.

The Helsinki Police Department has launched a preliminary investigation into the matter with support from the National Bureau of Investigation.

The unemployment rate in Finland stood at 10.3 percent in August.

The Finnish team wore shirts with the slogan "We stand for peace" during the warm-up while fans unfurled a huge banner showing Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko as a cockroach.

Earlier this week, the opposition Greens' MP Atte Harjanne tabled a motion of no confidence motion in Defence Minister Antti Häkkänen (NCP).

The sticker is intended to improve road safety and help police enforce new laws affecting younger drivers.

Economist Elina Pylkkänen wants a new, comprehensive approach that crosses ministerial boundaries to address Finland's serious labour market problems.

The seven million euros in grants will be spent via the UN's Horizon Fund and the EU's PEGASE support mechanism.