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Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin files for divorce

Marin became prime minister at the end of 2019, and married her teenage sweetheart Markus Räikkönen in summer 2020.

Finland

Far-right party joins formal talks to form Finland's next government

Petteri Orpo, the leader of the right-wing National Coalition Party, will start negotiations with the far-right Finns Party and two other next week, but big differences remain in a number of key policy areas.

Finland

Arming an archipelago: Is time running out for Europe's oldest DMZ?

Finland's incoming government faces calls from within its own ranks to remilitarise the Åland Islands in case of future Russian aggression.

Finland

Europe's indigenous Sámi take fight for rights to United Nations

In Finland the Sámi Parliament Act is stalled in parliament, while in Norway the community faces challenges from wind farms on traditionak land.

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Finland

Finland: Immigration, EU, and climate are roadblocks to new government

Politicians from Social Democrats, Greens and Swedish People's Party tell Euronews about the process to negotiate a new, stable, government coalition for Finland.

Brussels, My Love?

Brussels, my love? NATO enlargement & EU crackdown on greenwashing

In this episode of Brussels, my love, we pick apart Ursula von der Leyen and Emmanuel Macron's trip to China, Finland becoming the newest member of NATO and the European Union's attempt to stop green-washing.

Finland

Finland's Sanna Marin to quit as party leader after election defeat

Marin will still lead her party through negotiations on possibly being part of a new government, and stand down at the Social Democrats' autumn conference.

Finland

Finland's right-wing claim victory with razor-thin election margin

Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin concedes defeat as centre-right leader, Petteri Orpo, claimed victory in Sunday's tightly-fought parliamentary election.

Finland

Analysis: Five key things we learned from Finland's general election

The National Coalition Party will now have the chance to form the next government, but faces challenges negotiating with far-right populists.

Finland

Finland's centre-right party claims win amid tight election

Incumbent Prime Minister Sanna Marin's Social Democrats are trailing in what has long been seen as a three-way race.

Finland

Tight contest expected as polls open in Finland

A tight race is in prospect in Finland's parliamentary elections, with three parties in with a chance of coming out top.

Finland

Finland election: The issues making headlines on the campaign trail

Euronews talked with Finnish election candidates on the campaign trail to find out more about the policies impacting ordinary voters.

Finland

Everything you need to know about Finland's general election

Here's your quick and easy guide to the politics, parties, personalities and the issues at stake as the Nordic nation votes on 2 April.

Finland

Pretty fly for white guys: Politicians in Finland rap for votes

The candidates, from Sanna Marin's Social Democrats and the Greens, hope their innovative way to connect with voters brings a boost at the ballot box next weekend.

Turkey

Turkey's president asks parliament to ratify Finland NATO membership

Turkey President Erdogan asks parliament to ratify Finland NATO membership

Finland

Outcry as Finland election campaign hit by 'racist' advertising

Politicians with immigrant backgrounds say the Finns Party adverts show contempt for minorities and are trying to stoke racial divisions.

Finland

'NATO membership train is moving': Hungary, Finland leaders in Turkey

The governments in Ankara and Budapest are the last two hold-outs to approve NATO membership bids for Sweden and Finland.

Ukraine

'In our hearts you've already won', Sanna Marin tells Zelenskyy

Zelenskyy said "Finns understand what Ukraine is going through with Russia," while Marin stressed that Finland was united in support of Ukraine's cause.

Finland

Finland takes step towards joining NATO without waiting for Sweden

The parliament in Helsinki is to debate and vote on joining the alliance without waiting for Sweden, or the approval of Turkey and Hungary.

Turkey

Can 'earthquake diplomacy' help NATO chances for Sweden and Finland?

How will Ankara respond to humanitarian assistance from Stockholm and Helsinki and could it smooth the way for NATO ratification?