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“I don’t accept any kind of violence, racism or discrimination,” Minister of Finance Riikka Purra (PS) tweeted on Tuesday.

The Social Democrats’ Antti Lindtman took aim at Minister of Finance Riikka Purra (PS), who assured before the parliamentary elections that the Finns Party would not sign off on cuts in the benefits of low-income Finns.

The leaders of the opposition parties wasted no time on Wednesday in attacking the plans laid out by the new right-wing government, which took office a day earlier.

The lives, ambitions, and challenges Prime Minister Sanna Marin and the female members of her coalition government are discussed in this docuseries.

The four parties in talks to form Finland's next government may have weathered the climate and immigration policy storm, but a challenging road still lies ahead.

With President Sauli Niinistö inching closer to the end of his second six-year term in office, Finland will elect a new president in January 2024.

Pekka Haavisto (Green) has run for president twice, losing both times to President Sauli Niinistö, who's stepping down from the office after two six-year terms.

Finland's Climate Panel has a legally-mandated role in climate policy.

A day before the launch of negotiations on forming the next government, party representatives staked out policy positions for the next four years in May 1st speeches.

Prime minister-apparent Petteri Orpo started a round of one-on-one talks with the Left Alliance, who are seen as unlikely to join his cabinet.