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  1. The draft budget of Minister of Finance Riikka Purra for 2027 will enable growth and implement previously decided fiscal consolidation measures - Finnish Government

    4.8.2026 | The draft national budget of the Minister of Finance for 2027 will implement policies agreed in the spring spending limits session. The budget proposal totals EUR 92.2 billion, envisioning a deficit of EUR 12.9 billion.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/10623/the-draft-budget-of-minister-of-finance-riikka-purra-for-2027-will-enable-growth-and-implement-previously-decided-fiscal-consolidation-measures

  2. Budget proposal appropriations fail to make up for a deficit that has grown over the years - Finnish Government

    27.9.2021 | The 2022 budget proposal envisages a total of some EUR 1,566 million for the main title of the Ministry of the Interior. This total includes EUR 856 million for policing, some EUR 280 million for the Finnish Border Guard, EUR 87 million for rescue services and the Emergency Response Centre Administration, and EUR 160 million for immigration.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/1410869/budget-proposal-appropriations-fail-to-make-up-for-a-deficit-that-has-grown-over-the-years

  3. Report: Democratic deficit among immigrants and multilingual Finns must be fixed - Finnish Government

    15.6.2022 | The voice of immigrants and multilingual Finns is not being heard in decision-making and public debate. A report published today by the Advisory Board for Ethnic Relations (ETNO) examines what kind of barriers to participation and exerting influence in society there are among immigrants and multilingual Finns and presents solutions for removing them.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/1410853/report-democratic-deficit-among-immigrants-and-multilingual-finns-must-be-fixed

  4. Economy to recover from recession, but public finances to remain in deficit - Finnish Government

    25.4.2024 | Finland’s economy will recover from recession, but public finances will remain in deficit. Finland’s debt ratio will continue to grow, but more slowly, according to the Economic Forecast published by the Ministry of Finance on 25 April.
    https://valtioneuvosto.fi/en/-/10623/economy-to-recover-from-recession-but-public-finances-to-remain-in-deficit