INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
potential future conflicts with Brussels.The governing coalition, composed largely of right-wing parties, is also against increasing
coalition agreement emphasizes a balanced role for the EU, addressing large-scale issues while leaving smaller matters to individual
responsibility for its national debt.This marks a significant shift from the previous leadership of Sanna Marin, a pro-EU prime minister.The
government includes the center-right Coalition Party and the Finns Party, known for its anti-immigration stance and calls for Finland to
immigration policies are outlined in the coalition agreement, including making refugee status temporary and considering penal sentences for
illegal residents.The government plans to streamline the asylum process to prevent it from being exploited for job-seeking.Despite stricter
asylum regulations, Finland is committed to supporting Ukrainian refugees.Petteri Orpo, the leader of the National Coalition Party and
