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Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin (SDP) on Tuesday said the government will back the controversial bill, adding that she appreciates the concerns expressed by the Left Alliance.

The Left Alliance parliamentary group has threatened to vote against the proposed law change.

The Finnish Ministry of Social Affairs and Health has finalised its draft bill for a patient safety act. Helsingin Sanomat on Sunday revealed that the act would grant regional authorities the right to suspend strikes and order individual employees to work under the threat of fine.

Facing the threat of mass resignations and looming ICU strikes by nurses, the cabinet continued negotiations on the controversial bill on Sunday.

Leader defends work ethic and describes week in which she has been forced to defend her private life as ‘quite difficult’

Academics, experts, government officials and representatives of educational organizations on Wednesday called for efforts and actions to improve the quality of education across the world and place student needs at the heart of global sustainable development. They made the appeal at the annual UN High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development…

Academics, experts, government officials and representatives of educational organizations on Wednesday called for efforts and actions to improve the quality of

UN high-level forum calls for global efforts in quality education-

Finland will not be introducing obligatory Swedish exams, Education Minister Li Andersson told Uutisuomalainen.

The most significant political role in turning Finland and Sweden into frontline garrison states in NATO’s war with Russia has been played by parties that previously won substantial support due to their professed opposition to militarism and war.