Forecasters say winds could break the 20 m/s mark in some areas.

A Covid variant first detected in India is fuelling an outbreak in the Kanta-Häme region.

Parliament is set to decide on the extra funding as it examines the government's third supplementary budget on Thursday.

In light of the improvements, local authorities are gradually lifting restrictions on sports activities and possibly raising caps on crowd sizes at public gatherings.

The third supplementary budget of the year will be submitted to Parliament for debate and approval on Thursday.

In the video, the female shoplifting suspect can be heard saying "I can't breathe."

Finland has had a military presence in Afghanistan for two decades.

The meeting is expected to be held in the middle of next month, according to news outlets.

The Finnish government committed to taking in 175 asylum seekers last year, with priority given to children and single-carer families.

The swastikas were confiscated by police at the march on Independence Day 2018.

Turun Sanomat reports that girls aged between 12 and 20 were mistreated at a stable owned by the Turku Animal Shelter.

The announcement comes after a Ryanair flight was forced to land in Minsk by a Belarusian fighter jet on Sunday.

EU leaders agreed several measures on Monday evening.

The Turku company says its nasal spray delivers low, safe doses of hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin and aprotinin.

Finnish cottage sales are up by almost 50 percent from last year – and strong demand has raised prices.

The games are scheduled to begin on 23 July.

Sporting organisations said they hoped the industry would be trusted to act responsibly.

One calf took a dip in the harbour while another found its way into the town hall's parking garage.

The long-running attempts to reform Finland's social and healthcare service provision face yet another obstacle.

Finnair says it is now operating fewer flights to Greece and Turkey than usual, and their routes will not be affected.

The defendant is charged with the murder and attempted murder of a German couple aboard the Viking Sally 34 years ago.

The Research Institute of the Finnish Economy said excessive expenditure during a boom is detrimental to the economy.

The foreign minister called the country's explanation for the incident "very fragile".

Matti Vanhanen prepares to say goodbye as Finance Minister, while Suomen Kuvalehti looks at the future of green transportation.

Price fixing claims have not prompted housing associations to switch building management firms.

A Finnish-Somali woman is challenging the Finnish Defence Forces' ban on headscarves.

Finland placed sixth in Saturday’s European pop jamboree in Rotterdam.

The Association of Finnish Municipalities says increasing tax progressivity would target people earning over 4,000 euros.

Centre Party leader Annika Saarikko will take over the post next week, according to Maaseudun tulevaisuus.

Sauli Niinistö and Jenni Haukio’s dog, a Boston terrier known as Lennu, has died of a brain tumour.