From the FT

Finland’s Sanna Marin concedes election defeat

Finland’s centre-right opposition clinched victory in Sunday’s parliamentary elections, inflicting defeat on centre-left prime minister Sanna Marin.

The National Coalition party, led by Petteri Orpo, was poised to come first with 48 seats, followed by the eurosceptic populist Finns party on 46, both notching up strong gains, with 99 per cent of the vote counted.
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Marin, 37, became Europe’s youngest leader when she took over as head of her party and prime minister in December 2019. She was credited with adroitly handling the pandemic and then steering her country into Nato following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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The result was the best ever score for the Finns party, an anti-immigration populist group that is sceptical about EU integration.
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