A clear majority of Finland's foreign-language speakers say they trust the country’s public broadcaster.

According to the prosecutor, the 19-year-old murdered a woman in Mikkeli last July before setting her house on fire.

Finland granted 3,697 residence permits to Russian citizens in the first half of this year, a historically low number but one which still raises questions, according to Iltalehti.

Saimaa ringed seals are among the most endangered seals in the world.

The deal means the new owners can continue to care for the animals on the former zoo's premises.

The trend can be especially problematic in recruitment, according to the results of a research study.

A law change in 2018 allowed 17-year-olds to obtain driving licences under less strict circumstances, but that reform has impacted road safety, according to the transport ministry.

The prospective buyers cited plans to use the properties for activities like business, forestry as well as residential and recreational purposes.

A majority of survey respondents said they believe Finland's bleak unemployment situation will get worse before it gets better.

A new study finds that people who applied for asylum in Finland as a minor during the 2015 refugee crisis are integrating much better than those who did so as adults.

Russia's advance has stalled, while Ukraine's capacity to hit targets inside Russia has grown, according to Petteri Orpo.

Both of the apprehended individuals have applied for asylum in Finland.

Young children are potent vectors for the seasonal virus.

The photographer behind the winning shot met his subject by chance.

A significant number of pupils in a Porvoo middle school were unable to read analogue clocks, according to Helsingin Sanomat.

The number of foreigners entering Finland's care sector has collapsed compared with previous years.

At 4am on Sunday, clocks will be set back by one hour.

The ZES Pilot is owned by two Finnish businessmen whose company has experienced financial problems.

Many people who've moved to Finland did it for love. All Points North learns about the joys and hardships people experience as they make the country their home.

An investigation by three German media outlets has found evidence that technical devices were placed at the wreck of the cruise ship, which could be used to monitor other maritime traffic.

A 19-year-old female conscript nearly died during a training exercise in Dragsvik two years ago.

A woman who bribed a policeman to check on her son's criminal cases later filed a complaint against the officer.

According to estimates from the Finnish Commerce Federation, shoplifting costs Finland's retail sector about one billion euros per year.

While the number of incidents is falling, there are still on average about five road traffic accidents per day in Finland involving elk.

The outlook for SMEs is at its second-highest level ever, according to a survey by the Federation of Finnish Enterprises.

Leaders of eastern EU countries coming to Finland, Stubb seeks to calm student concerns and readers pick the country's most dilapidated road, all in Friday's press roundup.

The country's main blue-collar federation slams the government's proposal, calling it a significant weakening of job security.

A public vote established the brown bear as Finland's national animal in 1985, but is it now time for a change?

There has been a modest but notable baby bump during the first nine months of this year.

The EU and the United States have both announced new sanctions on Moscow over the past 24 hours, primarily aimed at Russian energy companies that "fund the Kremlin’s war machine".