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Controversial Finns Party politician Teuvo Hakkarainen also told the European Parliament that accusations of racism are in his view attacks on people with nationalist beliefs.

Operating in a conflict zone can increase the risk of an individual becoming radicalised, the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service (Supo) said.

"We have a unified view of what happened and how to move forward," Orpo said on Tuesday.

The Finnish press has recently drawn attention to past social media posts made by Interior Minister Mari Rantanen (Finns).

President of the Republic of Finland Sauli Niinistö will host the Kultaranta Talks on 18–19 June 2023 at the Presidential Palace in Helsinki.

The head of the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service (Supo) says any suspected problems related to the agency's operations must be thoroughly investigated.

Billionaire Gennady Timchenko, who has been close friends with Russian President Vladimir Putin for decades, obtained Finnish citizenship in 1999.

Yle's investigative unit MOT's probe was part of a wider collaboration of Nordic public broadcasters, in which journalists have uncovered the identities of dozens of Russian intelligence officers.

Daily cyber-threats are the new normal in Finland, security organisations said on Friday.

There’s a lot CISOs can learn from the reports that intelligence services from around the world generate on nation-state threats and tactics.