The arrival of the Yamnaya people transformed Europe in the Bronze Age. But who were the Yamnaya? Five thousand years ago,

The Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) is the leading partner of the four-in-one multinational project SuMaNu (Sustainable Manure and Nutrient

Finns awoke Sunday to the somewhat surprising news that U.S. President Donald Trump praised Finland for raking forests. It was

US President Donald Trump on Saturday blamed California’s forest management for the huge wildfires burning there and suggested that California

Finnish household water contains only small amounts of microplastics, according to a study conducted by Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE), National

The police are engaging in intensive surveillance of pre-Christmas traffic on the two final weekends of November (16-18 November and

Half of Finns do not want to increase the usage of forests in the country despite expert opinions saying that

Finnish population will start declining in 2035. This is the conclusion in a population prognosis released by Statistics Finland on

Minister of Employment Jari Lindström will visit Seoul on November 18–21 November with the view to attracting international talents to

National Police Commissioner Seppo Kolehmainen on Friday expressed concern over the police officers’ ability to cope at work, said a