The STT news agency says a heated debate is expected in Parliament on Thursday as MPs take up the issue of how Finland should react to the situation in Gaza.

Earlier this week, President Alexander Stubb and the state leadership condemned Israel's plan to forcibly transfer the population of Gaza, calling it a war crime. However, it is unclear whether all the governing parties agree.

The "Carrie Bradshaw Index" points to Ostrobothnia for Finland's best rent-to-income ratio.

The universities and employees reached a settlement including a pay hike of 7.8 percent over the next three years.

Daycare centres are supposed to transfer staff between units to cover staff shortages.

Buying alcohol has become easier since last June, when grocery stores were allowed to sell fermented alcoholic drinks with up to eight percent alcohol content.

MPs Vilhelm Junnila and Petri Huru took part in an undeclared lobbying visit to Switzerland. They were accompanied by Junnila's wife, who works for the Finns Party parliamentary group.

A TikTok representative told Yle that the planned data centre in Kouvola is strictly for storing European user data, and not for running AI systems.

Support for Finland's Social Democrats has hit a 20-year high, according to Helsingin Sanomat.

The University of Helsinki says similar cases may be on the horizon.

Finnish papers were dominated by follow-up coverage of the Pirkkala school stabbing incident, where a male student attacked three girls.

The government previously said it wanted municipalities to cover some of the costs of operating the unprofitable, environmentally-damaging routes.

The motion notes that Finland's level of state debt has ballooned even more during the current government's term in office.

Satellite imagery reveals large tents, shelters for fighter jets and warehouses for military vehicles — but Nato officials say the activity is nothing like the buildup along the Ukrainian border before Russia’s 2022 invasion.

Fathers of children born after the 2022 reform used nearly twice the proportion of parental allowance days as dads whose children were born before the change.

The number of first residence permits issued last year on the basis of employment was down 23 percent compared to 2023.

The suspected perpetrator, a 16-year-old boy, appears to have deliberately targeted female pupils. According to police, all three victims are girls under the age of 15.

Finland's public service broadcaster has no plans however to raise the issue of Israel’s participation in the Eurovision Song Contest.

Bicycle manufacturer Helkama is preparing for difficult years at its factory in Hanko.

The Star of the Seas has departed from the Turku shipyard for a two-week sea trial.

Upcoming changes to student housing support are already disrupting rental markets in many cities, according to Uusi Suomi.

The flight recorders aboard both copters were badly damaged in the crash, according to the Safety Investigation Authority.

Israel has been blocking humanitarian aid deliveries — including medicine, food and fuel — to Gaza for months.

The country is exiting a two-year recession, according to the EU Commission.

From pleasant spring weather to snow flurries, the forecast is turning up a mixed bag.

Earlier this month, the Left Alliance party board issued a statement saying that running for rival political groups was grounds for expulsion.

While Finnish law permits sending traffic penalty fees to cars registered abroad, it doesn't happen due to technical limitations.

Western financial institutions hold more than 260 billion euros in frozen Russian assets, the majority of which is in Europe.

Thousands gathered at Helsinki's Senate Square to protest recent government measures and express their lack of confidence in the administration.

The Finnish president says things have been looking better for Ukraine over the past two weeks.