A report by Finland’s National Audit Office described government expenditure during the Covid pandemic as “excessive”, but a finance ministry spokesperson tells Helsingin Sanomat the effects are overstated.
The change is necessary due to “the growing concerns of citizens regarding wolves and other large carnivores,” said Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Sari Essayah (CD).
The head of Finland’s largest union federation has criticised the government’s economic and employment policies, while the Chamber of Commerce has called into question its attitude towards immigrants.
This year is shaping up to be better than the previous two years, but there are major regional differences in price trends, according to the Mortgage Society of Finland.
The S Group says that it no longer sells any Israeli fresh produce, but will sell off existing stocks of other items such as home carbonation products.
Finland has seen a tenfold increase in the number of Ukrainian men aged 18-22 arriving this autumn, leading to questions about why they are not staying home to defend their country.