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Now playing Next no comment More bad weather affecting Finland and Portugal Helsinki is suffering from the latest winter storm, with bus and train routes cancelled or reduced, and residents in Lisbon are being told to stay at home after more heavy rain overnight has flooded Portugal’s capital. 13/12/2022
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Now playing Next Finland Sanna Marin: Ukraine war shows Europe 'not strong enough' The Finnish prime minister made the comments in a speech before meeting her Australian counterpart on the final day of a visit to New Zealand and Australia. 02/12/2022
Now playing Next Turkey NATO: Turkey wants more 'concrete steps' from Finland and Sweden Ankara has insisted that the Nordic nations do more to crack down on support for groups it considers terrorist organisations. 30/11/2022
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Now playing Next Finland Finland's indigenous Sámi politicians clear human rights law hurdle Rhetoric around the new legislation has prompted warnings about a rise in hate speech directed towards indigenous Sámi people. 29/11/2022
Now playing Next Ukraine Ukraine war: Estonia calls on Europe to double military spending plans The Baltic foreign minister made the comments on a visit to Kyiv with six other colleagues from the Nordic and Baltic region. 28/11/2022
