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1 month ago

Purra calls EU debt plan for Ukraine “major failure”

Finland will be liable for an estimated 1.5–1.6 billion euros.
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1 month ago

APN Podcast: Finland’s 2025 in review

Join us for a month-by-month journey through Finland’s year in news.
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1 month ago

Stubb warns racism harms Finland’s reputation as he receives traditional Christmas greetings

The Finnish president lamented that last year, the festive season was also shadowed by a racism debate.
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1 month ago

Finland approves law to ease job dismissal grounds

The votes fell 108-54, with 21 abstentions and 16 representatives absent.
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1 month ago

Finns Party issues warning to eye-pulling MPs

The Finns Party has given a formal reprimand to two MPs for posting racist images on social media.
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1 month ago

Parliamentary ombudsman criticises think-tank over Oliver Stubb’s internship

Despite the reproach, the Finnish Institute for International Affairs (FIIA) did not overstep in selecting the president’s son for an internship.
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1 month ago

Finland’s economic recovery is ‘delayed’, finance ministry says

Despite an increase in incomes, household consumption has not risen, according to the finance ministry.
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1 month ago

Yle’s new team takes aim at scams and fakes

The newly-established verification team focuses on uncovering scams, social media fakes and hidden information.
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1 month ago

Chinese exports threaten jobs in Europe, Finland, federation warns

Increased Chinese exports prompted 240,000 job losses in the EU between 2015 and 2022, and many more redundancies could be looming, Finland’s Chemical Industry Federation says.
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1 month ago

Helsinki police suspect dozens of teens in spate of street robberies, assaults

The victims seem to have been selected at random, and in some cases they were seriously injured in the violent attacks, according to police.
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