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Astronomers have detected potential biosignature gases in the atmosphere of exoplanet K2-18b using the James Webb Space Telescope. While the findings are not definitive proof of life they mark the strongest indication yet of possible extraterrestrial biology.

  • Astronomers have detected potential biosignature gases in the atmosphere of exoplanet K2-18b using the James Webb Space Telescope.

    While the findings are not definitive proof of life they mark the strongest indication yet of possible extraterrestrial biology.

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A national survey shows that immigrants in Finland report lower access to doctors and higher psychological distress than the general population. The data challenges assumptions about equality in the countrys healthcare system.

  • A national survey shows that immigrants in Finland report lower access to doctors and higher psychological distress than the general population.

    The data challenges assumptions about equality in the countrys healthcare system.

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Domestic berry pickers in Finland collected nearly three times more wild berries for sale in 2024 due to a shortage of foreign workers and higher picker prices. A national survey now explores changing public habits in berry picking.

  • Domestic berry pickers in Finland collected nearly three times more wild berries for sale in 2024 due to a shortage of foreign workers and higher picker prices.

    A national survey now explores changing public habits in berry picking.

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Finlands Betonilive slow-TV stream of concrete drying hits over 270000 views drawing widespread online attention as it nears its dramatic finale during Easter.

  • Finlands Betonilive slow-TV stream of concrete drying hits over 270000 views drawing widespread online attention as it nears its dramatic finale during Easter.

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Finnish police conclude a human trafficking investigation involving 16 victims and multiple serious offences. A man is suspected of luring women to Finland with false promises of marriage and residency.

  • Finnish police conclude a human trafficking investigation involving 16 victims and multiple serious offences.

    A man is suspected of luring women to Finland with false promises of marriage and residency.

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Compose an original English language news article based on the following press release dont just translate or copy the article but make it original and give it a short and informative title:

  • Compose an original English language news article based on the following press release dont just translate or copy the article but make it original and give it a short and informative title:.

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Foreign wild-berry pickers from outside the EU must now apply for a seasonal work permit and separate approval from Kela for access to medical treatment in Finland.

  • Foreign wild-berry pickers from outside the EU must now apply for a seasonal work permit and separate approval from Kela for access to medical treatment in Finland.

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Finland is set to experience its warmest week of the year with temperatures reaching up to 23°C in the south by Good Friday. Forecasters report above-average warmth nationwide though cloud cover and local showers may follow as cold fronts return over the weekend.

  • Finland is set to experience its warmest week of the year with temperatures reaching up to 23°C in the south by Good Friday.

    Forecasters report above-average warmth nationwide though cloud cover and local showers may follow as cold fronts return over the weekend.

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A new equality barometer shows gradual improvements in fairness in Finlands music industry but discrimination remains a widespread issue especially for women and minorities.

  • A new equality barometer shows gradual improvements in fairness in Finlands music industry but discrimination remains a widespread issue especially for women and minorities.

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Over 120000 votes were rejected in Finlands recent double election. Officials attribute the spike to confusion blank ballots and procedural errors. The Ministry of Justice is reviewing the results but rules out switching to electronic voting.

  • Over 120000 votes were rejected in Finlands recent double election.

    Officials attribute the spike to confusion blank ballots and procedural errors.

    The Ministry of Justice is reviewing the results but rules out switching to electronic voting.

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Here is a selection of what the international press has published about Finland in the last week:Russian-Finnish handshake in Tashkent raises eyebrows at the OSCEThe rare and contentious meeting between Pia Kauma President of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Parliamentary Assembly who is also a Finnish MP and Konstantin Kosachev a Russian representative was covered in an article by EUobserver on April 9.

  • Here is a selection of what the international press has published about Finland in the last week:Russian-Finnish handshake in Tashkent raises eyebrows at the OSCEThe rare and contentious meeting between Pia Kauma President of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Parliamentary Assembly who is also a Finnish MP and Konstantin Kosachev a Russian representative was covered in an article by EUobserver on April 9.

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Finland has passed a new law banning property purchases by non-resident Russians due to national security concerns. The law approved unanimously by parliament also applies to entities linked to hostile actions against Finland or the EU.

  • Finland has passed a new law banning property purchases by non-resident Russians due to national security concerns.

    The law approved unanimously by parliament also applies to entities linked to hostile actions against Finland or the EU.

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Russias Justice Ministry has labelled former Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev a foreign agent accusing him of spreading false information about the war in Ukraine. Kozyrev now based in the US becomes the second ex-minister to receive the designation.

  • Russias Justice Ministry has labelled former Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev a foreign agent accusing him of spreading false information about the war in Ukraine.

    Kozyrev now based in the US becomes the second ex-minister to receive the designation.