Interest in the Vice Chair Position of the National Coalition Party - Ikonen Has Announced Her Resignation
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.
He is the most lobbyed politician in Finland
Matias Marttinen, Finland's Minister of Labour, was reported as the most lobbyed figure in state administration last year, according to the National Audit Office of Finland (VTT).
A New Dispute Brews in the Government – Multala Says: 'The Situation is Continuously Worsening'
Finnish Environment Minister Sari Multala and Agriculture Minister Sari Essayah are at odds over the protection of the Saimaa ringed seal, with Multala advocating for an extension of fishing restrictions.
Ministers disagree on fishing ban protecting the Saimaa ringed seal – Essayah will not implement Multala's wish
The Finnish government is divided over a proposed extension of a fishing ban aimed at protecting the Saimaa ringed seal, with Environment Minister Multala advocating for its prolongation while Agriculture Minister Essayah opposes it.
This is what the revolutionary facility appearing in Helsinki looks like
Finland's first small nuclear power plant pilot facility is being built in an old coal power plant site in Salmisaari, with the cornerstone recently laid.
Criticism of the government over electricity prices - Multala recommends switching from market electricity
During a parliamentary session, opposition members criticized the government for high electricity prices, with MP Hannu Hoskonen highlighting the issue as a major threat to employment and societal development.
Multala: I ensure that the authorities have sufficient resources for waste import monitoring
Environment and Climate Minister Sari Multala has promised to investigate whether there are adequate resources for monitoring waste imports, amidst concerns over organized crime linked to companies involved in waste trafficking from Italy to Finland.
Minister Multala: "Electricity is affordable in Finland"
Minister Sari Multala discusses the proposed legislation for regulating electricity prices during crises, emphasizing that the current situation does not qualify as a crisis under the law.