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Around 150 youth workers, volunteers, and emergency services personnel will patrol Helsinki on May Day Eve to support young ...
Prime Minister Petteri Orpo defends Finland’s new tax cuts and pension fund borrowing, promising economic growth will prevent ...
Remote workers in Finland must act now to claim the 960-euro home office deduction before it is eliminated next year.
Alko launches a trial to sell soon-to-expire drinks at reduced prices in Tampere, aiming to cut waste and environmental ...
Several Helsinki bars have banned entry to students wearing overalls, citing low spending and disruptive behaviour.
A new battery materials plant in Kotka, Finland, is set to create around 300 jobs, with construction involving significant ...
Finland's Parliament has passed a law restricting mobile phone use in schools from August 2025, aiming to improve learning ...
Astronomers have captured unprecedented images of the universe’s earliest galaxies using the James Webb Space Telescope, ...
Three people were shot dead in central Uppsala on Tuesday evening, prompting a large police operation as Sweden begins its ...
A weekly roundup of global media coverage on Finland features a political shift to the left, the return of wolverines to ...
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns the US may withdraw from Ukraine peace talks if no progress is made, as tensions rise ...
Former Finns Party MP Timo Vornanen faces multiple criminal charges after allegedly firing a gun during a street altercation ...
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