Helsingin Sanomat reports it was shooed away from the mosque in Mellunmäki.

The intelligence agency said it's seeking creative people with good interpersonal and teamwork skills, as well as an ability to withstand stressful situations.

For a salaried employee, it takes an average of 46 days to earn what a chief executive makes in a single day.

Finland's pandemic-era restrictions were effective and adhered to, according to health agency THL.

In a few years, meat-based dishes will only appear once or twice per week.

Unlike the perpetrator, the victims of Vastaamo actually face a life sentence, Helsingin Sanomat reports.

Police suspect the apartment fire was deliberately started.

There will be a few exceptions to the upcoming rule, according to the foreign ministry.

Victory in Ukraine would embolden Moscow to further aggression, according to the Atlantic Council.

At the moment, new conscripts receive €6.15 per day for their first 165 days of national service.

Finland says Iran's support for Russia could falter, and that's a good thing.

Prospective home buyers will soon be able to pay off their housing loans for a period of up to 35 years.

What's it like to be deported to Finland when you haven't lived here since childhood?

Espoo is debating whether all schools should be required to offer English as the first foreign language – a contentious issue entwined with allegations of segregation and 'school shopping'.

The Iranian people deserve "an orderly path...to regain control of their lives and their country," said foreign minister Elina Valtonen (NCP).

Advance favourites Linda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen's "Liekinheitin" ("Flamethrower") won the qualifier as demonstrators outside protested Israel's inclusion in the Eurovision Song Contest.

The Foreign Ministry said its emergency helpline was overloaded as it issued a flurry of warnings about travel in the Middle East. Meanwhile Finnair suspended flights until at least Friday.

The Finnish president said that the US is now operating largely outside traditional international law. A professor of Mideast studies adds that Washington's ultimate goals are unclear.

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.

Green parliamentarian Pekka Haavisto says he will soon submit his resignation.

A total of 169 people were ordered to leave the country, reports Helsingin Sanomat.

A senior economist characterised the agency's figures as even bleaker than expected.

Warnings are in effect for slippery conditions for drivers and pedestrians in many areas. There are also flood warnings issued in more than half a dozen regions.

Finland is willing to reduce income taxes for those it most wants to attract.

The shining reputation of the Finnish education system and the promise of a healthy work-life balance attracts many students from abroad, but do the realities meet the expectations?

More and more people are qualifying for basic social assistance.