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Eva: Most Finns would limit veto right of individual countries in EU
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Wednesday s papers: Split over strikes, fuel supplies, Stubb s first local tour

A fresh poll shows nearly equal public support for, and opposition to, government labour market policies and the current wave of political strikes in Finland.

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Finns increasingly concerned about violence and economic crisis

Recent findings from the Elinkeinoelämän Valtuuskunta (EVA) Value and Attitude Study reveal a notable shift in Finnish public opinion, with increasing concerns over acts of violence and unrest alongside worries about a widespread economic crisis. The survey, encompassing the views of a broad cross-section of Finnish society, highlights an evolving landscape of perceived threats and societal challenges.

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Finnish consensus on NATO and EU membership at all-time high

Recent findings from the Finnish Business and Policy Forum EVA s Value and Attitude Survey reveal a strong and consistent positive sentiment among Finns towards NATO membership, with EU support also reaching unprecedented levels. The survey, conducted among 2,045 Finns aged 18-79 (excluding Åland), between September 15 and 27, 2023, indicates a significant alignment in national opinion on these critical international alliances.

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Finnish public torn over government s market reforms amidst historical distrust

In recent findings, the Finnish public remains divided on the government s proposed labor market reforms. A study by Elinkeinoelämän valtuuskunta (EVA) titled Values and Attitudes Survey showed that 36% of Finns support a more lenient approach to local negotiations on working conditions, while 40% prefer the current legislation to remain unchanged. Additionally, 13% of respondents favor stricter regulations for local agreements.

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