The City of Helsinki is increasingly relying on foreign-background professionals to maintain essential municipal services as Finland faces a rapidly aging native workforce.
The massive order secures thousands of jobs in Finland's maritime sector into the next decade and solidifies the country's position as a global leader in advanced shipbuilding.
The criminal case involves more than twenty suspects and centers on aggravated tax fraud and accounting offenses. Investigators also suspect aggravated earnings-related pension fraud.
The death of a two-year-old child trapped in a folding bed has sparked a police investigation and immediate safety policy changes across early childhood education centers in Finland.
Vantaa and Tampere have introduced new guidelines prohibiting facial coverings in educational settings, sparking a nationwide debate over school safety, pedagogical interaction, and cultural expression.
A high-pressure system is bringing exceptionally warm air to Finland, driving temperatures up to 15 degrees Celsius and rapidly melting snow much earlier than usual.