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Finnish elections: Conservatives clinch win after economy-dominated campaign - Vimarsana News

Finnish elections: Conservatives clinch win after economy-dominated campaign

The Social Democrats, led by Prime Minister Sanna Marin, are in third place, behind the conservative National Coalition Party (NCP) and the nationalist Finns Party.

Source: lemonde.fr
Female candidates attract most votes, Purra earns 4th-largest total ever - Vimarsana News

Female candidates attract most votes, Purra earns 4th-largest total ever

Finns Party chair Riikka Purra scored a historic win, earning more votes than any woman candidate in 75 years, and far outpacing the other party chairs in this election.

Source: yle.fi
Déjà vu: 2011 all over again in 2023? – Migrant Tales - Vimarsana News

Déjà vu: 2011 all over again in 2023? – Migrant Tales

An election victory by the Perussuomalaiset (PS),* like in the 2011 election, exposes the same ogre populism and xenophobia. The PS could have never dreamed of joining the major leagues of Finnish politics without the help of the National Coalition Party (Kokoomus), the Social Democratic party, and the Center Party. While the latter is true,…

Sanna Marin: Finns Party is openly racist - Vimarsana News

Sanna Marin: Finns Party is openly racist

PM Sanna Marin (SDP) and Petteri Orpo (NCP) faced off in a debate hosted by the Association of Political Journalists, sparring on some of the most pressing political questions of the upcoming election.

Source: yle.fi
At Abraham Accords confab, Likud MK claims Saudi peace likely within a year - Vimarsana News

At Abraham Accords confab, Likud MK claims Saudi peace likely within a year

Danny Danon, former envoy to the UN, says Netanyahu's priority upon taking office is to expand agreements