Finland prime minister Sanna Marin files for divorce
Sanna Marin divorce: ‘We will remain best friends’ - The couple, who were together for 19 years, married in 2020
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The Irish Times view on the Finnish general election: a shift to the right
Sanna Marin was seen to handle Covid and the Ukraine war well, but her opponent Petteri Orpo won on a conservative economic platform calling for lower borrowing
Finland to join Nato as pro-alliance parties begin coalition talks
Petteri Orpo, leader of the centre-right National Coalition party, expected to become prime minister
Finland to join Nato military alliance on Tuesday
Russia says it will respond to Finland becoming a member by bolstering its defences if needed
Sanna Marin concedes defeat in Finland election as SDP beaten into third place
Marin says ‘democracy is always a wonderful thing’ as her Social Democrats come third behind rightwing NCP and nationalist Finns parties
Finland’s high-profile PM Marin defeated by National Coalition Party in tight race
Europe’s youngest leader (37) appears out of a job after voters back country’s two biggest right-wing parties
Finland voters go to polls as PM Sanna Marin battles to stay in power
Polls suggest the three leading parties in election are running neck-and-neck
Finland elections: Second term in doubt for prime minister Sanna Marin
Support for Social Democrats drops ahead of Sunday’s vote
The year in people: Who had a good one? Who didn’t?
From politics to entertainment and sport, Eoin Butler casts a critical eye over the heroes and the zeros of 2022
‘We’re meeting as prime ministers’: Sanna Marin and Jacinda Ardern dismiss reporter’s age and gender question
Finnish and New Zealand PMs back women facing ‘dire circumstances, where we are seeing the most basic of human rights being repressed and violated’
Turkey says it will not approve Sweden and Finland joining Nato
Diplomatic delegations should not bother coming to Ankara to discuss move – Erdogan
Finnish president confirms country will apply to join Nato
Russia warns Finland, Sweden against joining, saying they would have to ‘restore military balance’
‘Old Cold War fears have returned’: An Irishman on the Finnish-Russian border
‘I would not doubt the Finnish spirit, nor their military capability, if it comes to the test’
Sweden’s ruling party divided over moves towards Nato membership
Finland to announce decision on joining by Sunday, adding momentum to Swedish debate
North’s voters are moving beyond green versus orange, says Taoiseach
Martin says Belfast Agreement might have to be reworked ‘in fullness of time’
Finland faces its fear of being alone as Nato debate intensifies
Prospect of third world war awakens old ghosts in country once trapped between Nazi Germany and Stalinist Soviet Union
Finland is ‘likely’ to apply for Nato membership, says Finnish minister
Polls show most Finns have ‘made up their mind’ on issue in wake of Russia’s attack on Ukraine
Accommodation for Ukrainian refugees will be ‘stretched’, says Taoiseach
‘We have never experienced such a rapid inflow of refugees fleeing war before’
Democratic systems pitted against authoritarian rule as western leaders gather
Brussels meetings on Ukraine war illustrate drawbacks but also benefits of constraints
Finns don’t wish ‘Finlandisation’ on Ukraine – or anyone else
Model being invoked as possible solution to Ukraine crisis is discredited in country that gave it its name
Iceland’s reduced working hours show no productivity loss, study finds
The trials cut hours to about 35 a week from 40 with no reduction in pay
Women aren’t all superstar leaders in a crisis. So what?
Female leaders should have the freedom to be as mediocre as any man
Covid-19: WHO warns hospitals across Europe could be overrun
Several countries report record case numbers while virus disrupts Brussels summit
How Finland kept Covid-19 in check and protected its economy
Nordic country was prepared for pandemic and has one of the lowest infection rates in Europe
Irishman stranded in Finland during Covid-19: ‘I feel safer here’
Eamonn Cronnolly says his age and medical history put him in the high risk group for coronavirus
Davos: Women need laws to protect them from workplace discrimination
‘You need laws and structures that lead the way to gender equality’ – Finnish PM
The Irish Times view on the world in 2019: power to the people
We assume that human agency is being swept away, but 2019 reminded us that individuals can shape world events
Estonia apologises after minister taunts Finnish prime minister
Mart Helme called Sanna Marin (34) ‘a sales girl’
How did Finland’s Sanna Marin become the world’s youngest prime minister?
Her ascent – and that of her young, female-dominated cabinet – is a victory for youth and vigour
Election drinking, December resignations and Saudi Aramco’s unprecedented market debut
Planet Business: It’s never too late to escape to Lapland
Finland’s Sanna Marin takes office – world’s youngest PM
Marin is third woman to hold post in state that has pioneered gender equality in politics
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