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Incoming EU president pays quick visit to Finland

Herman Van Rompuy, who was just appointed the first permanent President of the European Council, paid a quick visit to Helsinki, Finland on Wednesday at the invitation of Finnish Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen. During their meeting, Van Rompuy and Vanhanen discussed the implementation of the EU's Treaty of Lisbon, as well as the economic and financial situation. They also talked about EU enlargement...

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EU president Herman Van Rompuy to visit Finland

Helsinki - Herman Van Rompuy, recently appointed permanent President of the European Council, is to visit Finland this week, the Finnish government said Monday. Van Rompuy's visit on Wednesday includes meetings with Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen and ...

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Finland could raise stake in telecom operators

Finnish Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen said on Thursday the government could increase its ownership of telecom operators to secure the operation of IT infrastructure in the event of a crisis. "In the end, it is the state that guarantees society's basic functions will run in all circumstances. In this respect, state ownership should not be feared and it can often be the best way to secure things,"...

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Singapore and Finland hope to boost economic and social ties

SINGAPORE: Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong hosted a lunch on Wednesday for his Finnish counterpart Matti Vanhanen.

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Nord Stream gas pipeline to be build on time

Construction of the Nord Stream gas pipeline will be completed on time, Russia’s Prime Minister Putin said, adding that the gas pipeline could begin operations by 2011. The new gas project will transport the blue fuel from Russia to Europe while passing through several Baltic countries – Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. The route required approvals from several European countries....

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Russia to delay timber export duty hike: Putin

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Sunday that Russia will not raise export duties on raw timber in 2010 amid a trade dispute with neighboring Finland, Russian news agencies reported. "The moratorium on raising export duties on round timber will remain in force for the next year. I believe it possible to make a similar decision for 2011," Putin told a press conference after talks...

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Finnish prime minister wins confidence vote

Helsinki - Finnish Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen Thursday won a vote of confidence in parliament brought on by an ongoing political row over election campaign financing. Finnish media have in recent weeks reported on several cases of questionable con...

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Finnish government faces no-confidence vote

Finland's government faced a motion of no-confidence in Parliament on Thursday over election and party funding, and Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen's Cabinet was expected to survive the vote with the support of his four-party governing coalition.

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Finnish government faces no-confidence vote

Finland's government faced a motion of no-confidence in Parliament on Thursday over election and party funding, and Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen's Cabinet was expected to survive the vote with the support of his four-party governing coalition.

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Finnish government faces no-confidence vote

HELSINKI -- Finland's government faced a motion of no-confidence in Parliament on Thursday over election and party funding, and Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen's Cabinet was expected to survive the vote with the support of his four-party governing coalition.

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Finnish prime minister denies free supplies from building outfit

Helsinki - Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen rejected Tuesday allegations in a Finnish news documentary that he received building materials free of charge from a construction company. At a brief news conference, Vanhanen rejected a report on Monday eveni...

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2009 Global Creative Leadership Summit

2009 Global Creative Leadership Summit Delegates, including heads of state, acclaimed artists, Nobel Prize recipients, global CEOs and the most influential international thought-leaders will gather in New York City on September 23-25, 2009 for the fourth annual Global Creative Leadership Summit – a platform in partnership with the United Nations designed to address the challenges and opportunities...

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Europe will need to raise taxes in harmony

Parallel measures would help all of Europe: tax competition risk would be reduced and public finances of individual countries would improve, writes Matti Vanhanen

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Putin pledges deeper cooperation with Finland amid crisis

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin met with his Finnish counterpart Matti Vanhanen in Helsinki, Finland on Wednesday and pledged deeper cooperation in economy and trade with Finland to meet the challenges of ongoing global economic crisis. Putin arrived in Finland Wednesday for talks with his counterpart Matti Vanhanen. At the press conference held after themeeting, both Putin and Vanhanen stressed...

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Putin Threatens Gas Shutdown To Europe If Ukraine Fails To Pay

MOSCOW (RIA Novosti) -- Russia's prime minister warned on Wednesday that natural gas pumped via Ukraine to Europe could be cut off by early July if Ukraine fails to pay for its gas, and urged the EU to intervene. "During discussions with our European partners, I have called attention to this problem, and asked them not to leave us [Ukraine and Russia] to handle these issues one-on-one. We are...