Helsinki marks May Day with crowds, police action in Kaivopuisto, and marches across the city as officials report arrests and address rumours.

Finland’s economic growth slows to 0.6% in 2026 as rising energy costs and global tensions weigh on demand and public ...

Helsinki prepares for May Day celebrations with the Havis Amanda capping, traffic limits, youth workers, toilets, recycling points and events across the city.

Finland's gambling reform has a fatal flaw: banning affiliates hands 24,200 monthly searches directly to offshore competitors.

Finland to see warmer weather for May Day, with temperatures rising to near 20°C in southern and western regions.

Kone agrees €29.4bn deal to acquire TK Elevator, set to become the world’s largest lift manufacturer pending regulatory ...

European Commission finds Meta in breach of EU digital law over failure to block under-13 users on Facebook and Instagram.

Finnish court clears Anneli Auer and Jens Ihle of all charges after retrial, citing unreliable child testimony and lack of supporting evidence.

Finnish education reform faces resistance after a ministry working group proposed reducing and clarifying basic education ...

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz criticises US handling of Iran war as Washington reviews Tehran peace plan, while strikes ...

Meyer Turku secures order for two new cruise ships from Royal Caribbean, with deliveries set for 2029 and 2030 and major ...