Change of government in Finland
The National Coalition Party was the winner of the election in Finland, where Turkey approved to join NATO. In the election race, no party gained a majority in the parliament.
According to unofficial results in Finland, the National Coalition Party led by Petteri Orpo received 20.8 percent of the vote. The True Finns Party, led by Riikka Purra, received 20.1 percent of the vote, and current Prime Minister Sanna Marin’s Finnish Social Democratic Party received 19.9 percent. According to these results, no party gained a majority in the parliament. Orpo, the leader of the party that came first, gave a message of negotiation with all groups for the majority. Current Prime Minister Sanna Marin also gave the green light to this. However, Marin described the True Finns Party as ‚racist‘. „We don’t sit at the table,“ said Marin.
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The change of government in Finland comes at a time when Turkey’s request to join NATO has been approved. The election results showed that no party gained a majority, with the National Coalition Party winning the most votes at 20.8%. The True Finns Party came in second with 20.1% and Prime Minister Sanna Marin’s Finnish Social Democratic Party received 19.9%. The leader of the National Coalition Party, Petteri Orpo, called for negotiations with all groups to form a majority government. However, Prime Minister Marin refused to negotiate with the True Finns Party, calling them ‚racist‘.
