The striker capped off a record-breaking international career with his 43rd and final goal in Monday evening's match against Andorra in Tampere.

Ruslana Kuisma started a cleaning company in 2017, initially using her home washing machine around the clock. Now the firm has an annual turnover of nearly four million euros.

A group of 24 middle school teenagers and their teacher were injured when the temporary metal and plywood bridge gave way in May 2023.

Some councillors had been opposed to the project due to its high cost and because the tram will not serve Helsinki Airport.

The teenage daughter of one of Finland's most famous drivers is a rising Formula 1 talent.

The bears began spending most of their time in their winter dens at the beginning of the month.

Finland could rank as the sixth most indebted country in the EU by 2027, according to the Commission.

Telecom operator Elisa says Russia may be eavesdropping on calls from Finland.

More than half of respondents said they use AI weekly, but only slightly more than a third of those said they received training or instruction from their employers about using it.

"When you look at the issue more closely, raising the retirement age isn't a silver bullet. Its effects will take different directions," says Antti Tanskanen, director of the Finnish Pension Alliance.

Stargazers in Finland could be treated to a dazzling show as the annual meteor shower peaks.

Finland is getting its first taste of winter.

Temperatures in Finnish Lapland dipped down to below -20C this weekend.

Reindeer don't usually venture into Rovaniemi's busiest downtown area, though they are often encountered on the other side of the river.

The city will hold an official opening event for the Oulunkylä ice field on Saturday 29 November with activities including an ice disco.

Yle previously identified several images showing the man in eastern Ukraine when he crossed the border without permission in June.

Iceye has seen a meteoric rise in the past few years, with its revenue growing from six million euros in 2020 to more than 100 million euros last year.

A technical glitch in Finland's matriculation exam allowed some students to answer either the informational or the literary task instead of both.

Since taking office last year, President Alexander Stubb has travelled twice as much as his predecessor, Sauli Niinistö, did during the corresponding period of his first term.

Falling prices, nervous sellers and hopeful buyers — this week All Points North takes a closer look at Finland's shifting housing market.

Severe morning sickness involves serious nausea and vomiting that prevents normal eating and drinking, making it difficult to cope with everyday life.

Five people are in custody on suspicion of aggravated organisation of illegal entry.

A newly installed elevator brings visitors to the second floor, but to reach further up, they will need to climb 250 steps to enjoy the view.

Faith in the government of PM Petteri Orpo (NCP) is clearly waning, according to the survey's director.

By 2027, the number of long-term unemployed is expected to be close to the record level after the deep recession of the 1990s.

Finland is the only country in Europe that is prepared for war, according to a French columnist.

The former Finns Party politician is currently on trial over the incident, which occurred in the early hours of 26 April last year.

A coronation ceremony will be held on Saturday 13 December at Helsinki Cathedral. From there, Lucia will join a holiday-themed parade through the city centre.

Police expected an increase in reported cases after changes to the Sexual Offences Act came into force at the beginning of 2023, but a department spokesperson still describes the increase as "significant".

"The director came to the same conclusion as the board, that his choice of words was very unfortunate, and he apologises for them," Kela's board chair Vertti Kiukas says.