President Alexander Stubb called for renewed commitment to international law at the UN General Assembly as Finland launched its campaign for a Security Council seat for 2029–2030.

Defence Minister Antti Häkkänen faces a no-confidence move after his visit to Israel and meeting with Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz, as opposition parties question the government’s Israel ...

Defence Minister Antti Häkkänen faces a no-confidence move after his visit to Israel and meeting with Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz, as opposition parties question the government’s Israel ...

Finland’s Supreme Court has ruled that police acted lawfully when officers used force to remove two asylum seekers’ hijabs for registration photographs at Hämeenlinna police station in 2017.

Finland had 34,000 more employed people in August 2026 than a year earlier, while unemployment fell by 5,000, according to Statistics Finland.

Finland’s economy is set to grow faster through 2028, but rising defence costs, interest payments and weak employment will ...

Finnish prosecutors have charged seven people over suspected unlawful intelligence practices at the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service, including former director Antti Pelttari.

Germany’s AfD won the state election in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania while Die Linke finished first in Berlin, as Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s CDU suffered losses in both votes.

Finland records one of the EU’s highest rates of work-related stress, depression or anxiety, according to EU-OSHA’s OSH Pulse ...

The Trump administration has prepared sanctions targeting the International Criminal Court as Washington increases pressure over the court’s cases involving Israeli and US officials.

Finland’s economy is forecast to grow 1.7% in 2026 as exports, investment and household spending recover, according to forecasts from Etla and Labore.

Finland’s Centre Party proposes replacing ministries with a structure under the prime minister, transferring powers to ...