Finland berry prices are expected to rise this summer after authorities rejected around 1,400 seasonal work visa applications from foreign wild berry pickers. Industry representatives warn that the labour shortage
The Helsinki Garden case will bring Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo before Parliament on Tuesday, 21 July, as questions grow over the government’s decision to reserve €35 million in conditional
EU emissions trading changes could place greater pressure on forests, agriculture and transport in Sweden and Finland if heavily polluting industries are allowed to reduce their emissions more slowly. The
EU funding for the IOC should be suspended after the organisation eased restrictions on Russian athletes, according to Denmark, Finland, Sweden and six other EU member states. The governments sent
The Finland pushback law could remain in force until the end of 2028, as the government argues that Russia may continue using migration to exert pressure on the country’s eastern
Finland is expanding police information-sharing powers under legislation approved by President Alexander Stubb on 9 July. From 1 October 2026, new rules will make it easier for the police, immigration
Finland’s return rules are set to become stricter as the government prepares to use the full national discretion allowed by the European Union’s new Return Regulation. The Ministry of the
Finnish quantum computer maker IQM has won a €33 million contract to deliver LUMI-IQ, a new quantum system for the LUMI AI Factory in Kajaani, eastern Finland, as Europe expands
French troops in Sweden will become part of NATO’s Forward Land Forces Finland, after France confirmed it will contribute ground forces to the Swedish-led battlegroup designed to strengthen allied defence
European Nato must become stronger as the alliance shifts more responsibility for defence from the United States to Europe, Finnish President Alexander Stubb said during the Nato summit in Ankara,