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Finland holds a presidential election on Jan. 28 in a new era marked by the country joining the Western military alliance NATO last April in response to neighbouring Russia's invasion of Ukraine. ...
President Sauli Niinistö last summer commented twice on the coalition crisis kindled by revelations about the racist remarks of two members of the Finns Party, Minister of Finance Riikka Purra and ex-Minister of Employment Vilhelm Junnila.
The former prime minister of Finland changed the image of who a politician can be.
In an interview with the Helsinki Times, Presidential candidate Li Andersson, the former Minister of Education and current Left Alliance party chief, offered a fresh perspective on crucial issues shaping the upcoming presidential elections in Finland. Andersson's unwavering advocacy for human rights and climate action sets her apart in the realms of defense, global conflicts, international relations, and domestic affairs.
The two leading contenders represent the left and right-wing of the Finnish political spectrum and are separated by just three percentage points as advance polling stations open.