HELSINKI: Finnish policy makers struck an agreement to form a five-party ruling coalition with plans to increase public spending by more than €4bil (US$4.5 bil) as the economy cools.
After four years of centre-right rule, parties from the left and centre of the political spectrum agreed on a common platform that involves additional spending on road and rail projects as well as on education and innovation.
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