A study report released by the Police University College on November 26 said the number of hate crimes reported to

The idea of a two-tier labour market policy which suggests lower salary and fewer benefits for unskilled immigrant workers has

The Turku Court of Appeal on September 28 upheld a ban imposed by a lower court on Suomen Vastarintaliike (Finnish

The number of victims of human trafficking increased significantly in Finland in the first six months of this year. A recent

The May 8 ruling of the European Court of Justice investing the child refugees with the right to pursue the

The October 26 traffic accident at the Raseborg level crossing raises the demand for monitoring vehicular movements at all crossing

The 3-party coalition government has managed to return from the brink of a near-certain collapse, as a group of MPs

English language online newspaper Daily Finland (www.dailyfinland.fi) hits the market this month with the view to update Finnish news in

Transport workers have gone back to their work, putting an end to a nationwide strike enforced on Tuesday.     The strikers ended

The Supreme Court (SC) on Thursday deferred the hearing on a petition by BGMEA to review an SC verdict ordering