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More than half said they trusted the information given by AI, with boys reporting slightly higher levels of trust than girls.

Last year, Teemu Keskisarja spoke on a TV programme, characterising the "great replacement" conspiracy theory as reality and calling incoming migrants "low quality".

The move is due to vulnerabilities found in widely used PHP software, which acts as the primary back-end backbone of the web.

Halloween may not be an official holiday in Finland, but it's brightening up the country’s darkening autumn evenings.

The Finnish Heritage Agency says the item is likely the middle section of a Soviet navy torpedo.

The government could not reach a consensus on the issue, according to Finance Minister Riikka Purra (Finns).

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he is "ready for negotiations" as he called for trilateral talks with the US and Russia.

The couple will visit a school in Vantaa and the Santahamina garrison

Taking place in 2018-2019, the excess logging was done during expansion work on a Google data centre facility.

Finland's government has made drastic cuts to social security benefits over the past few years, despite warnings about the impact the measures would have on lower income families.

School is free in Finland, but fundraising for long overnight trips can feel like a grey area.

Finnish police have dealt with an average of about 4,000 reports of alleged assaults per month so far this year.

There were a total of 298,000 unemployed people in Finland last month, an increase of more than 10 percent on the same period last year.

The annual survey saw big gains this year for Kone, Posti and the K-Group.

Critics of the city's decision to enter restructuring talks have pointed out that the city's finances currently show a surplus.

The late fee would have come to 6,757 euros, but the library is happy to let it slide.

The move follows Finland's withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention banning anti-personnel landmines.

Finland joined the EU in 1995, and Finns have supported membership of the bloc strongly ever since.

A network with ties to Finland supplied Russia with millions of euros' worth of missile components used against Ukraine.

This week's headlines included long A&E queues, Finland's new baby box, a push for stricter homeschooling laws and Yle's puppy livestream going international.

The broadcaster plans to adapt Yle's popular puppy livestream.

The government party has outlined plans for a more selective immigration policy, including stricter asylum procedures and tighter access to social security.

There's lots of English language content on Yle's streaming platform, including shows with English language subtitles, so we've compiled a list of recommendations.

The package includes lower vehicle tax, a higher cap on commuting expense deductions as well as subsidies for businesses in transport, agriculture and forestry.

A new system will send emergency warnings directly to mobile phones in affected areas, without requiring users to install an app or share personal information.

Both cities began restructuring talks with staff representatives in August, with a combined total of over 500 jobs on the line.

As the days get darker, health experts say a simple light therapy lamp could help ease the seasonal slump — and now's the time to start using one.

Jansen has been lead singer of the band since 2013.

Ekpa was convicted last year of participating in a terrorist organisation and publicly inciting crimes for terrorist purposes.

This week's headlines included the Finns Party edging into second place in Yle’s party support poll, Migri's plan to publish study materials for Finland’s new citizenship test, and Finns' growing appetite for Karelian pies.

The 81-year-old defendant was ordered to pay about 2,000 euros in income-linked fines.

The broadcasters commit to helping their Nordic neighbours in times of crisis.

Yle News spoke to participants at this year's Talent Boost summit about Finland's talent paradox: the need to recruit while tightening rules and regulations.

Russia has stepped up its attacks on Ukraine in recent days, including a missile strike on a bus in the city of Kramatorsk which is reported to have killed at least 30 people.

The requirement to sit the test only applies to citizenship applicants aged between 18 and 64, and it can be taken in either Finnish or Swedish.

If Finland plays its cards right, a new 'data economy' could be born, according to the CEO of Business Finland.

The city council voted against an outright ban on face coverings at a meeting on Wednesday, but a new safety guideline for schools will be issued.

Jämsä's town manager has responded to the news with cautious enthusiasm — at least for the time being.

Authorities ordered Google to suspend building work at two planned data centre sites following a complaint about the clearance of hundreds of hectares of forest.

The last time the Finns Party was more popular than the NCP was at the beginning of this decade, when both were in the opposition.

The firm's reasons include boosting competitiveness and enabling it to make investments that will contribute to future growth, according to Helsingin Sanomat.

Well before the dawn of the internet, Yle's 'Teksti-TV' debuted in 1981 to provide news, sports and weather updates around the clock.

Raising the minimum retirement age would add more workers to the labour force, finance ministry civil servants say.

Plans are underway for 145 data centre projects across the country, 60 of them were announced this year alone.

It's unclear whether Arnold Schwarzenegger was in Finland.

Authorities are concerned about the effect homeschooling can have on a child's educational development as well as their sense of societal belonging.

The group remained on their bus during a visit to Puhos shopping centre in Itäkesus, a popular spot among locals with immigrant backgrounds.

Concerns over border security now link Finland and Spain.

Use of ADHD medicines has increased severalfold since 2017.

The strongest winds and gusts will hit western Finland and coastal waters, where gusts could exceed 20 metres per second.