The effects of the decisions made during the pandemic are still being felt on Finland’s public finances today, according to the National Audit Office.

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Finland secures €1b EU loan for defence spending

The loan is a part of a broader EU plan to enhance collective defensive operations by 2030.

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2 weeks ago

Posti: No parcels to US this Christmas

Letters and Christmas cards will still be delivered, Finland’s national mail carrier confirmed.

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Wednesday’s papers: Finland’s next PM, SDP on top and Helsinki’s 24-euro view

A trip up Helsinki’s railway station clock tower now costs almost as much as visiting the Eiffel Tower.

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Finland will likely be subject to EU’s Excessive Deficit Procedure, finance minister warns

Finance Minister Riikka Purra pointed to the European Commission’s economic forecast suggesting that Finland’s state debt would exceed a cap of 90-percent of GDP as early as next year.

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Canada wants to learn from Finland

National security has been on Canadians’ minds lately.

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Survey finds nearly half in Finland saying mental health care access has worsened

Opinions about the availability of mental health services in Finland have deteriorated since 2019.