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Sari Rautio from Hämeenlinna has entered the race for Deputy Chair of the National Coalition Party in Finland's upcoming party congress.

There is intense competition for the leadership positions within Finland's National Coalition Party, with several members vying for three vice-chairmanship roles ahead of the June party congress.

Tere Sammallahti, a Member of Parliament from the National Coalition Party, aims to significantly reform Finland's drug policy and pension system, despite facing challenges in garnering support for these changes.

The National Coalition Party in Finland has strongly opposed the proposal by Antti Kaikkonen for a pension ceiling, arguing it would undermine the core principles of the pension system and lead to increased pension contributions.

The vice chair position of Finland's National Coalition Party has become a hot topic as Anna-Kaisa Ikonen announces her resignation after six years.

Mia Laiho, a member of the Finnish Parliament, announces her candidacy for the vice-chairmanship of the National Coalition Party, emphasizing her commitment to social welfare and education.

Pia Kauma, Deputy Chair of the Kokoomus party's parliamentary group, calls for a female chairman in a context of gender equality in Finnish politics.

New revelations in police documents regarding the Kokoomus Youth financial scandal indicate potential misuse of the membership register, although no criminal investigation will proceed.

A major change is expected in Finland's National Coalition Party as current deputy chair Anna-Kaisa Ikonen has decided not to seek re-election, paving the way for new leadership.

Minister Anna-Kaisa Ikonen has announced she will not run for vice-presidency in the National Coalition Party at the upcoming congress.

The police investigation into the alleged security breach concerning Kokoomus youth membership fees concluded with no evidence of a crime committed.

Minister Anna-Kaisa Ikonen announces she will not seek re-election as Vice Chair of the National Coalition Party after serving for six years.

The police in Helsinki have decided not to pursue a preliminary investigation regarding potential misuse of the National Coalition Party's membership register after reviewing the details of the case.

A police investigation found no criminal wrongdoing in the case of a young millionaire paying membership fees for the National Coalition Party, though concerns about data privacy were raised.

A recent poll shows that support for Finland's National Coalition Party remains stagnant at 17.8%, marking the lowest level for the party during the current government term.

MP Pia Kauma of the National Coalition Party expressed her frustration over allegations that her party represents only the elite in Finland, claiming they are a party for all Finns.

A proposal to abolish the diesel use tax by MP Mia Laiho has sparked differing opinions among political parties in Finland.

The Finnish Prime Minister's party Kokoomus proposes replacing inheritance tax with capital gains tax, but the finance minister rejects the idea, arguing it could significantly decrease state tax revenues.

The SDP criticizes proposals to abolish inheritance tax, arguing it would unfairly burden ordinary taxpayers while benefiting wealthier individuals.

The National Coalition Party in Finland is preparing labor market goals focused on increasing local agreements and removing an employer's obligation to rehire laid-off employees.

Political discussions are intensifying in Finland as the SDP leads in polling ahead of the upcoming elections, with an unexpected party potentially playing a significant role in shaping government coalitions.

The National Coalition Party in Finland is pushing to abolish inheritance tax, proposing to finance this change by reversing a planned corporate tax cut.

The article discusses a clash between Finland's National Coalition Party and the Social Democratic Party over changes needed in nuclear weapons legislation.

A heated debate between the Coalition Party and the SDP arose during a political discussion on nuclear weapon policies in Finland, highlighting significant ideological divisions.

A heated dispute in the European Parliament arises as the EPP, Kokoomus's parent party, supports the establishment of return centers outside Europe, drawing criticism from within their own ranks.

Finnish MP Martin Paasi proposes a public investment of 6,000 euros for every newborn to enhance future pensions through long-term investment strategies.

The competition for the vice-chair positions in Finland's ruling National Coalition Party is intensifying as several candidates emerge.

Member of Parliament Tere Sammallahti has announced her candidacy for the vice chair position of the National Coalition Party in the upcoming party congress next June.

Jarno Limnell, a Finnish MP, is facing allegations of plagiarism in his non-fiction book, with seven instances linked to a report from the Finnish Institute of International Affairs.

A recent survey shows the SDP's lead over the National Coalition Party has widened to 7.1 percentage points, marking the largest margin during the current government term.

The support for Finland's National Coalition Party has dropped to its lowest point in over five years, reflecting public dissatisfaction with recent government reforms and spending cuts.

Critics from within the ruling Kokoomus party are challenging the Finnish government's proposal to facilitate temporary employment contracts, citing concerns over gender equality and potential discrimination.

A political group in Finland has raised concerns about new guidelines that allow ticket inspectors to avoid confrontation with passengers traveling without tickets.

Kokoomus women organizations in Finland urge Minister of Employment Matias Marttinen to reconsider proposals easing temporary employment contracts in light of equality and pregnancy discrimination issues.

Former Finnish Minister Erkki Tuomioja critiques the National Coalition Party's compatibility with the Social Democratic Party in light of past statements and current political dynamics.

Heikki Autto, chair of the Defense Committee, is running for the position of deputy chair of the National Coalition Party in Finland, joining other candidates in a competitive race ahead of the party congress.

A Kokoomus party representative criticizes Sdp's approach to economic adjustment through tax increases, labeling it unrealistic.

A lecture event organized by the Kokoomus Youth and the Alliance of Finnishness in Turku was interrupted by activists.

Antti Häkkänen has announced that he will run again for the vice-chairman position of the National Coalition Party and will not challenge Prime Minister Petteri Orpo for the party leadership.

Antti Häkkänen has announced that he will not challenge the current chairman of the National Coalition Party, Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, in the summer party congress, opting instead to run for the vice-chairmanship.

Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen supports the re-election of party leader Petteri Orpo and seeks to continue as a deputy leader of the National Coalition Party in Finland.

A young millionaire heir quietly paid the membership fees for 191 members of the Kokoomus youth, which raises concerns about the influence of manipulated membership on the party's decision-making processes.

Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen announced that she will not challenge Prime Minister Petteri Orpo for the chairmanship of the National Coalition Party in the summer elections.

MP Karoliina Partanen announces her candidacy for a second term as the vice chairman of the National Coalition Party in Finland.

The latest poll by Helsingin Sanomat shows that the Left Alliance has achieved its highest support ever, while the ruling Kokoomus party has seen a drop in support.

A recent poll shows the National Coalition Party's support has dropped to 17.9%, marking the lowest point since Prime Minister Petteri Orpo took office, while the Social Democrats continue to lead with a rise to 25.1%.

Janne Jukkola, a member of Finland's National Coalition Party, has announced his candidacy for the position of deputy chair ahead of the upcoming party conference.

The National Coalition Party in Finland has filed a police report concerning a possible misuse of its membership register, impacting the personal data of 191 individuals.

The National Coalition Party has filed an investigation request to the Helsinki police regarding a possible misuse of its member registry.

Lauri Inna, the city manager of Pori, has been re-appointed to a new role representing the Kokoomus party, despite previously being elected as an independent.