Right-wing populists may endanger the welfare state of Finland and other countries and their anti-immigrant rhetoric has changed a lot in the past decades. This can be summed up based on what we…
The tour of the ministers around the country's libraries to explain the Government programme will continue til September. Find in this article the calendar.
The reason is a picture of a dark-skinned family published in its Twitter account during the EU elections, accompanied by a call to vote for the True Finns party "so that Finland's future will not…
The Government led by Prime Minister Antti Rinne (SDP) has 19 ministers from 5 different parties. The deputy for the Prime Minister will be the Minister of Finance Mika Lintilä, from…
Minister of Social Affairs and Health, Pirkko Mattila, is about to meet the 1,000 days in office, but hers is not the longest mandate in the current Government.
Talks between the Social Democratic Party (SDP) and the Center (Keskusta), the Green League (Vihreät), the Left Alliance (Vasemmistoliitto) and the Swedish People's Party (SKP) start today with…
The control calculation confirms that, for the first time, all parties' support remained under 20 per cent and the differences between the three biggest parties are less than one percentage point
The movements against the European Union and against immigration have been the second most voted options also in the last elections in France, Italy, Denmark and the Netherlands
The leader of the discussions will give each of the groups a list of questions to ascertain the parties’ views on the issues considered essential in the formation of the Government