While sending letters by mail continues to decline, the national postal service says parcel deliveries increased.

Finland awoke to extremely cold weather on Friday morning, with temperatures below -20 degrees Celsius even in southern areas.

Finns Party chair and Finance Minister Riikka Purra made the announcement at a surprise news conference, adding that the party hopes to choose a replacement next week.

The S Group, which operates Prisma, Alepa and Sokos stores, saw profits rise by nearly 22 percent last year.

In a voice note message to Yle Sport, Igor Medved explained that he drank alcohol on an empty stomach at an event hosted by a team representing his home country, Slovenia.

Radio listenership remains steady, reaching over 80 percent of the population each week. Two of the top three stations are Yle outlets.

According to a labour law expert, it is unusual for a Finnish firm not to reimburse workers for the use of their own tools.

The study revealed that loneliness leads to a multitude of mental health problems — especially among students, low-income earners, and people who speak languages other than Finnish as their mother tongue.

The long-planned project will create about 350 jobs and offers Europe’s only production chain of its kind, reducing reliance on Chinese imports.

The first icebreaker will be delivered from Helsinki to the United States as early as 2028.

Helsingin Sanomat hears from psychologists and consultants about young Finnish adults who don't know how to follow basic rules or norms when they enter the workforce.

Despite President Nicolás Maduro's removal from power last month, organisations such as Amnesty International say Venezuelan citizens still face the threat of imprisonment and persecution.

The flag carrier's comparable operating profit soared by 29%, but revenues declined on US routes.

Education in Finland faces significant challenges, including declining PISA results, growing disparities in the classroom, and increased mental health issues among young people.

The legislative amendment follows last year's decision by the European Court of Justice, which upheld a logging ban during the nesting season in Estonia.

Hunters would have been allowed to shoot up to 100 wolves after a controversial change to Finland's wildlife laws took effect on New Year's Day.

President Alexander Stubb heads to the Munich Security Conference while PM Petteri Orpo (NCP) meets with EU colleagues at a Belgian castle before a visit to the Winter Olympics.

A man was seriously injured after being trapped under a Metro train.

The Finnish government's plans to amend the Driving Licence Act, which aims to improve road safety for young drivers, will be debated in Parliament next week.

Can Finland reach its official target of six medals at the Winter Olympics?

Valmet Automotive's CEO says the electric bus deal is another step in advancing the firm's strategy of expanding into new industries.

In Finland, a consumer's options in a bankruptcy situation depend largely on how they paid for their purchase.

A massive reform of the way in which regional healthcare authorities are funded was introduced in 2022, but many people are dissatisfied with the results.

The scores reflect the views of experts and businesspeople, not the public, according to Transparency International.

The European Consumer Centre (ECC) helps people with problems related to cross-border trade.

The furniture retailer has warned customers to stop using the affected lamps immediately — and to tell others about the recall if they have given away or sold the items.

Sociologists suggest that so-called 'knowledge workers' in Finland — people whose job is to "think for a living" — are more likely to suffer from guilt-addled melancholy.

The use of plastic bags decreased last year, the S and K groups report.

Many women say that their complaints are not taken seriously in Finland.

The Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency estimates that some 4.3 billion euros worth of repairs are overdue on Finland's railways, roads and waterways.