Far-right party in talks to join Finland's next government coalition.

TL;DR
The leader of Finland's right-wing National Coalition Party, Petteri Orpo, has invited the far-right Finns Party, along with the Christian Democrats and Swedish People's Party, to join talks to form the next government. The combination of parties would give Orpo a narrow majority of 109 seats in the 200-seat parliament. However, there are significant differences between the parties, particularly over EU issues, international values, human rights, and immigration. Negotiations will start next week, with a view to wrapping up in June.
Topics:worldpolitics#finland#finns-party#government-formation#national-coalition-party#politics#right-wing
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