HELSINKI (AP) — Finland's outgoing prime minister, who abruptly tendered the resignation of his center-right government just weeks before the general election, said Saturday he won't seek to remain as ...

Finland’s anti-euro Finns Party said it would expel a member who photographed a friend giving a Nazi salute in parliament to try to distance itself from scandals threatening its popularity. James ...

The lawmaker, Timo Vornanen, from the right-wing nationalist Finns Party is the latest party figure to come under scrutiny. He said he would continue in Parliament. By Johanna Lemola and Emma Bubola ...

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The flag of Finland on display. (Jarno Mela / Finland Image Bank) Helsinki—Racism doesn’t come readily to mind when you think of Finland. The country has been lauded—justifiably so—as the plucky ...

The facade of Northern Europe, once praised as a “human rights leader,” has been exposed. In Finland, ruling party lawmakers defended a Miss Finland winner who was stripped of her crown for making ...