Details about the alleged abuse in Hämeenlinna were published in an investigative report by Yle on Monday.... read more

An investigation by Yle's MOT unit has uncovered the use of illegal restraining measures at mental health units, including the tying of a young boy to a chair using duct tape.... read more

Ilta-Sanomat examines growing tensions within the cabinet, while Helsingin Sanomat looks at problems in telecommuters' homes.... read more

According to the Helsinki Maritime Rescue Centre, the ship's crew extinguished the fire and the cargo was not in danger.... read more

Commenting on the appearance and behaviour of women in the media is a daily hobby for some. Why do women in the public eye irritate so many people?... read more

Ähtäri Zoo has run into financial difficulties. The city-owned company must decide the fate of two giant pandas by next summer.... read more

"It seems that when people hear the name Gleb, they immediately think that talking to that person is harder than talking to a Finn," 18-year-old Gleb Shumaev explained.... read more

Police say no part of the city is immune to the influx of designer drugs, cocaine, and illicit prescription pills.... read more

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The country currently has an exceptionally low number of troops deployed for peacekeeping and crisis management operations ... read more

Yle News is the English-language news department at Yle. ... read more

Changing weather conditions and alcohol use are key risk factors for accidental drownings in Finland. ... read more

The broad study found that for children in out-of-home care there was an increase in risk of adverse social and health outcomes in adulthood, compared with siblings who were never placed in care.... read more

Millions of kilogrammes of the country's recycled clothing and textiles will now be made into more than just woven rag rugs.... read more

Yes, there's another election, and yes foreigners can vote in it.... read more

Yes, there's another election, and yes foreigners can vote in it.... read more

Helsinki wants a more sustainable menu.... read more

The deal means that every game of the tournament will be broadcast on free-to-air, terrestrial television in Finland.... read more

World leaders and policymakers are meeting in the Scottish city of Glasgow to outline climate commitments. ... read more

Proponents say universal call-ups would help prevent marginalisation and attract more women into military service.... read more