Finland

A survey conducted by the Finnish Chamber of Commerce has revealed that almost three quarters of Finnish companies believe their activities have been hampered by a shortage of skilled labour in Finland

The "European Green Capital 2023” competition will elect its winner today in Lahti among the finalist cities of Sofia, Tallin, Krakow and Helsingborg; the jury will evaluate environmental work in 12 areas

Though ongoing research will receive sufficient funding, budget for new academic and research projects for 2022 will be around 50 million euros less than this year as decreased income from the state-owned gambling monopoly will affect any new proposals

Prices of old houses in housing companies rose by 6,5% year-on-year in the capital region, according to preliminary data published by Statistics Finland

Tampere University of Applied Sciences has announced the launch of a degree programme offering professional training for social media influencers and content producers to be launched in January 2022

Lime, Tier and Voi, the three companies that offer electric scooter sharing in Helsinki have agreed to lower the vehicles' maximum speed

The police set an end to the protests staged in Helsinki by the Elokapina movement taking 117 activists into custody

At least 6,600 Finnish households were left without power yesterday after an unusually strong storm hit areas along the west coast

The football association has begun to offer a free 'sport hijab' in an effort to attract a greater diversity of players into the sport

The country won first place in the list of the ten best countries in Europe for pensioners

On the west coast a semi-closed and high-tech greenhouse is producing nearly carbon-neutral tomatoes for local supermarkets