Three Finnish parties can't envisage themselves governing with Finns Party
The Green League, Left Alliance and Social Democrats have all ruled out the possibility of forming a coalition government with the Finns Party.
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The Green League, Left Alliance and Social Democrats have all ruled out the possibility of forming a coalition government with the Finns Party.
Petteri Orpo, the chairperson of the poll-leading National Coalition, on Wednesday viewed that the government must take care of both the well-being of forests and the competitiveness of forest industries.
The government crisis hit just after Prime Minister Sanna Marin (SDP) left for a visit to Australia and New Zealand.
Ahead of next spring's parliamentary elections, the contest to lead the next Finnish government is clearly a two-horse race between the incumbent and the opposition leader.
The ruling left-wing party, however, stopped short of expressing its support for membership in the defence alliance.