The president is preparing Finns for dialogue with Moscow, says Ilta-Sanomat.

Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen (NCP) said she thinks "all parties have an interest in finding some kind of permanent solution".

The ship's Russian captain faces criminal charges.

Investigators may seek surveillance footage from the Russian embassy.

An American homeschooling advocacy lobbied on the family's behalf as early as 2018.

Would you pay for peace and quiet?

Recipients of the handouts told Yle that some of the items are not necessarily useful when the goal is to feed a family.

The memorial to the Russian opposition leader was unveiled last week at a spot in a Helsinki park where it is visible from the windows of the nearby Russian embassy.

The new EU-wide laws on migration and asylum will come into effect from Friday 12 June.

Finns do not need to be concerned, according to Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen (NCP).

Finland's state financing firm is preparing one billion euros in business investments during this and next year.

Petteri Orpo's government appears likely to fall well short of its employment target.

The first open-field cucumbers, early cabbages, and garden peas have also come to market, alongside bunched vegetables.

The law is scheduled to be implemented at the beginning of 2027.

A large survey asked nearly 61,000 kids and young people about their use — and opinions — of social media.

The City of Helsinki has subsidised a neighbourhood association run by a man publicly sympathetic to Moscow.

The five-week festival of football kicks off on Thursday evening, and fans in Finland can watch every match thanks to a shared broadcasting deal between Yle and MTV.

The combat uniforms are used by troops from Finland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

The beds will be replaced with models found to be safer, at an estimated cost of around 220,000 euros, according to the City.

The EU says it should be just as easy to cancel an online order or subscription as it is to start one.

The Finnish education system's PISA scores have seen a steady but significant decline since the highs of the 2000s.

Revealing a national secret is considered treason in Finland, and the maximum penalty for the crime is four years imprisonment.

Iceland tops the ranking, according to the latest Global Peace Index.

Kela's benefit expenditures rose by around 1.1% last year and the agency estimates that it will spend 18.1 billion euros on them this year.

Finland has a new unicorn company.

A strategic analyst says inaction creates a dangerous precedent.

"Smoother voluntary returns, more efficient forced returns and stronger national security" are among the government programme's key objectives, Interior Minister Mari Rantanen (Finns) noted.

According to the committee, changing the law would strengthen Finland's security and the credibility of Nato's nuclear deterrent.

Had child benefits been indexed to inflation, the current 95-euro monthly payment for a first child would now exceed 150 euros.

The victims were reported missing at around 8pm on Monday, police said.