Issues affecting circumpolar nations
The Chancellor of Justice (which ensures that government bodies and their representatives comply with the law) has condemned Foreign Minister
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A warm air mass due to move in over Finland could see a welcome, albeit fleeting return to warmer summer
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President Sauli Niinistö sat down with the centre-right German paper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung in Helsinki on Friday, ahead of a
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Finnish national parks are in high demand, but about a third of their paths are in moderate or serious disrepair,
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Finland’s Defence Forces appear to be taking clear steps towards closer military cooperation with the west, as Defence Minister Jussi
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Finnish Prime Minister and Centre Party chair Juha Sipilä said he was surprised the issue of migration overshadowed foreign and
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More than a tenth of new parents responding to a pilot survey by Finland’s National Institute for Health and Welfare
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The first week of September began where August left off – with unusually warm weather. Temperatures will exceed 20 degrees
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Global climate change is showing no signs of slowing down anywhere in the world, according to special researcher Antti Lipponen
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An employee at a recruiting company has been charged with discrimination after turning down a job applicant because of her
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The Finnish government’s cash-for-clunkers campaign, which ends on 31 August, has again turned out to be a success, says the
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Following a record-shattering summer, Finland seems set to enjoy a relatively warm start to the autumn. According to Yle meteorologist
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Finland has agreed to join the France-led European Intervention Initiative which, once established, would be able to react to situations
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In south-east Finland, five wind turbines on the coast of the Gulf of Finland churn out electricity for regional utility
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Smoke from forest fires raging in parts of North America is travelling north, producing spectacular sunsets in Nordic countries says
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