Meet the Brexit negotiators: David Davis and Michel Barnier
The men in charge of negotiating Britain’s exit from the EU are divided by culture, politics and personality but united on one thing — they need to finish the job
Finland should not have signed up to euro, says foreign minister
Economic woes and competitiveness spurring debate
Backing new Greek bailout not a big winner in Finland
Finland says it has has not been alone in pushing Athens for more conditions
Analysis: Greek drama ‘a parody, a comedy and a tragedy’
North, south, east and west, goodwill toward Greece is running on empty
Nordic populists push into mainstream
Rise of populist parties in northern Europe is warning from voters
Neutrality under review in aftermath of election in Finland
The rethink comes in wake of growing tensions throughout the Baltic – Russia’s bullying in the Ukraine and numerous “pinprick” provocations
Finns follow Ireland with budget cuts
Plan for frontloaded cuts of €4bn by 2019, coupled with €1.6bn investment promise
Eurosceptic party to join new centre-right government in Finland
With recession and 10% unemployment, the Finns face pressure to bring debt into line
Finland backs centrist politician to revive economy
Juha Sipilä’s Centre Party wins 21% of vote and is likely to head new coalition government
Populist Finns reaching for power
Sunday’s election is a moment of truth for Finnish voters and the Finns party
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