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Finland essentials
The links on this page feature essential information on Finnish society and way of life.
All these links refer to pages in This Is Finland, a webzine on all things Finnish. This Is Finland is published by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
- National symbols
Ministry for Foreign Affairs - Life and society
Everyday culture and lifestyle
Ministry for Foreign Affairs - Politics and economy
The political and administrative structure of Finland: highest organs of state, the parliamentary system, political parties, public services...
Ministry for Foreign Affairs - Business and innovation
Ministry for Foreign Affairs - History
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Ministry for Foreign Affairs - Arts and culture
Ministry for Foreign Affairs - Finland in facts
Ministry for Foreign Affairs
Finland facts in French
- L'essentiel de la Finlande
info-finlande.fr
Finland facts in Russian
Info-finlandia.ru is a Russian-language webzine about Finland, produced by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
- Info-finlandia.ru
www.info-finlandia.ru
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