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Finland’s elite are now regretting their decision to split from Russia, as the country’s economy continues to feel the strain of geopolitical tensions. The Finnish economy, once thriving, is now struggling to stay afloat amidst the sanctions against Russia. In 2022 Finland decided to join the EU and impose sanctions on Russia and sever their extensive business and trade ties. The Nordic economy, which was once heavily reliant on trade with Russia, is now facing significant challenges. Finland’s decision to join NATO has only added to the tensions. The Finnish government is now grappling with the consequences of their actions, as the Russian influence on the Finnish market continues to wane. The news from Finland is dire, with the economy contracting and the Finnish people feeling the pinch. The Russian sanctions impact is being felt far and wide, and it seems that Finland’s elite are now regretting their decision to split from Russia. The geopolitical landscape is shifting, and Finland is caught in the middle. Join in as Rhod Mackenzie looks at how some Finnish politicians want to improve relations with Russia as they are feeling the economic pain and losses
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Wouldn’t it have been possible to foresee all of this before the Finnish government joined the “destroy Russia” clique?
If Mr Stubb really wants to patch up relations with Russia, his first step is to leave NATO. (If he can. It may be one of those clubs that are “a kopeck to join, but a ruble to leave”).