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National Coalition reclaims top spot in YLE poll - Vimarsana News

National Coalition reclaims top spot in YLE poll

Support for the ruling right-wing party jumped by 2.4 percentage points to 22.6 per cent, re-establishing it as the most popular political party in Finland, according to the latest poll by YLE.

HS: Finnish government to reject immigration as research theme for 2024 - Vimarsana News

HS: Finnish government to reject immigration as research theme for 2024

Immigration was one of two strategic research themes proposed to the government this autumn by the Strategic Research Council (STN). Helsingin Sanomat on Friday reported that the Finns Party is demanding that the research theme place greater emphasis on the negative effects of immigration.

Uzbek President Reiterates Position On Palestinian People's Right To Have Their Own State - Vimarsana News

Uzbek President Reiterates Position On Palestinian People's Right To Have Their Own State

‘The risk of war spreading throughout region is becoming increasingly real,’ says Shavkat Mirziyoyev.

Social Democrats and National Coalition swap places atop latest poll by HS - Vimarsana News

Social Democrats and National Coalition swap places atop latest poll by HS

Support for the Social Democratic Party rose by almost a percentage point to 21.5 per cent, giving it a 0.9-point edge over the National Coalition, shows the latest opinion poll commissioned by Helsingin Sanomat.

YLE poll shows separation between Social Democrats and National Coalition - Vimarsana News

YLE poll shows separation between Social Democrats and National Coalition

Support for the Social Democratic Party, the poll indicates, has increased by almost three percentage points since September, giving the opposition party an over three-point advantage over the National Coalition.