Chairperson Annika Rönni-Sällinen of Service Union United PAM during a press conference regarding the effects of the planned legislative changes by the Orpo government in Helsinki on September 8, 2023. LEHTIKUVA

Here is a selection of what the international press has published about Finland in the last week:

Workers under attack in Finland

The proposed changes to employment and welfare rights in Finland by the new right-wing government was covered in an article by Morning Star on September 10.

People in a bomb-shelter in Helsinki. LEHTIKUVA

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Finland’s far right has shelved EU exit demand (for now)

Finland’s new pro-EU foreign minister, Elina Valtonen’s statement that the far-right Finns Party’s demand for Finland to exit the EU is currently on hold, was covered in an article by Politico on August 28.

School mealtime. LEHTIKUVA

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Large outbreak linked to school meals in Finland; hundreds sickened

A large outbreak of suspected food poisoning has affected over 600 people across multiple schools in Mikkeli was covered in an article by Food Safety News on August 22.

A rookie soldies carrying a rifle. LEHTIKUVA

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German arms maker takes Finland to market court over rifle choice

activists demonstrate agains Biden's visit in Helsinki/ Eelis Berglund, Lehtikuva

Here is a selection of what the international press has published about Finland in the last week:

Mannerheim, Marshal of Finland — nation-builder and Nazi partner

The role of Finnish statesman, Gustaf Mannerheim, in the nation-building and his influence over the 20^th century Europe is discussed in the article by Financial Times on July 28. The article delves into Mannerheim’s contributions to Finland during perilous times while also shedding lights on his flaws.

A soldier in the woods during a winter combat training. LEHTIKUVA

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The Ukraine war changed this company forever

The impact of the Russia - Ukraine war on Nokian Tyres and its subsequent exit from Russia was covered in an article in New York Times on July 5.

Minister of Economic Affairs Vilhelm Junnila. LEHTIKUVA

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Embattled Finland minister quits amid new 'mass abortions for Africa' scandal

Vilhelm Junnila’s resignation as Finland’s minister for economic affairs was covered in an article by Euronews on June 30.

A wildfire warning in Leivonmäki national park. LEHTIKUVA

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Sato cut to junk rating as Swedish real estate woes hit Finland

Sato Oyj, a Finnish real estate company, being downgraded to junk status by Moody's Investors Service was covered in an article by Bloomberg on June 23.

Photo: Plann

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Increased Russian GPS jamming hits signals in Baltics, Finland

Russia’s increasing attempts of jamming Global Positioning System (GPS) signals affecting Baltic and Finland region has been covered in an article in Bloomberg on June 7.

A Leopard 2R. Photo: The Finnish Army

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Finland Built Special Vehicles For Breaching Enemy Defenses—And Gave Them To Ukraine’s Weirdest Brigade

This article about Leopard 2R breaching vehicles that Finland recently donated to Ukraine was published in Forbes on May 31.