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NORDICS HELSINKI Fifth-generation mobile networks from China may pose a certain number of possible risks, the director of the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service, Antti Peltarri, warned in an interview with the Finnish Broadcasting Corporation (YLE), adding that countries like Russia and China are attempting to get hold of Finland’s critical infrastructure. Read more. /// BERLIN Germans start showing liking for CDU/CSU and Greens coalition. A few months before the German elections, voters seem to start seeing the advantages of a Christian Democrat and Green coalition. Read more. Plans...

Antti Pelttari to continue as Director of the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service Ministry of the Interior 8/2020 On Thursday 28 January, the Government appointed Antti Pelttari, Master of Laws, to continue in his post as the Director of the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service. The post will be filled for the period from 1 March 2021 to 28 February 2026. Antti Pelttari has served as the Director of the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service since 2011. His leadership experience is mostly concentrated in the Ministry of the Interior's...

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Foreign Ministry: Swift repatriation lowers risk of radicalisation  Finland says it will continue working to bring home Finnish citizens still living in a Syrian detention camp. Jussi Tanner, Finland's envoy tasked with repatriating children from Al-Hol, speaks at a press conference on Sunday 20 December 2020. Image: Vesa Moilanen / Lehtikuva The Foreign Ministry on Sunday evacuated six Finnish children and two mothers from the al-Hol displacement camp. However some 15 kids and five mothers still remain interned in the camp housing women and children captured after the collapse of the Isl...