Jarno Limnell, a cybersecurity expert and regional politician for Finland’s conservative National Coalition Party, said the incident was problematic from a security standpoint, noting that Finland’s top leaders are of interest to foreign security services.
Finland asks: Does a prime minister have a right to party?
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HELSINKI — Finland's center-right National Coalition Party claimed victory with 97.7% of votes counted in Sunday's extremely tight three-way parliamentary race, appearing to beat the ruling Social Democrats led by Prime Minister Sanna Marin.
Finland's center-right party claims win in tight election
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