Prime Minister Juha Sipilä believes that the UK’s formal withdrawal notification makes the situation much clearer and eases uncertainty related

A citizen’s initiative bill to impose a ban on adjusting the clock for summer and winter is set to be

President Sauli Niinistö will meet his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Russia on March 30. Niinistö will travel to Arkhangelsk in

 A large fire broke out early Monday morning at a waste terminal in Vantaa, southern Finland, burning down the warehouse

Following the announcement by Foreign Minister Timo Soini that he would no longer run for another term as chairman of

Municipal election campaign has started to gain momentum in Rovaniemi as elsewhere in the country. Although the candidates of the major

As leaders of the European Union met in Rome and gave a declaration about the future of the EU, political

Prime Minister Juha Sipilä on Saturday said that the declaration adopted by the member states of European Union reflects Finland’s

Minister of Agriculture and the Environment Kimmo Tiilikainen emphasised the need for facing down hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)  and expressed to measures

A tent at the asylum seekers protest camp in downtown Helsinki was set alight on Friday, with police calling the