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An ex-Saxon news article wrote about statistics related to child marriages and thanked AfD's state representatives for it. According to him, representatives in Germany asked questions, to which the government clarified the information and responded. He assessed that AfD posed the best questions and mentioned nationalities like Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria. https://t.co/miBEZ5Kug6 #tilastot #politiikka #Saksa (translated)

Bijan Rezai Jahromi wrote that if the Finns Party does not win the 2027 parliamentary elections, Finland would, according to him, not progress for four years after the parliamentary term, but in the worst-case scenario, under the leadership of the National Coalition Party and the Social Democratic Party, could fall back 1,400 years in the current international situation. #Suomi #politiikka #eduskuntavaalit (translated)

Otto Juote wrote that the citizenship test assesses whether an applicant for citizenship other than Finnish has sufficient knowledge and skills to obtain citizenship if other conditions are met. He suggested that anyone could perhaps become a Kurd, but Finns are a people, and a passport or language skills alone do not make a person Finnish. #kansalaisuus #Suomi #monikulttuurisuus (translated)

Michal Sirový stated that according to him and polls most inclined towards Republicans, the upcoming Congressional elections predicted a Democratic victory in the Senate and problems for Republicans in states like Kansas. He added that this year the results from firms Trafalgar, Rasmussen, and Insider Advantage, which he said had repeatedly been more favorable for Donald Trump and Republicans in the past, resembled other polls. He described this as one of the more significant signals that Republicans were facing serious issues. #midterms #politika #volby (translated)

According to the author, in a survey conducted by the Rating Research Institute from October 3 to 5, 56% of Ukrainians approved of regional concessions only in exchange for U.S. and European security guarantees. He also noted that 35% opposed all concessions and 68% supported a referendum on the matter. #Ukraina #Kansanäänestys #Turvallisuus #US #UA #EU (translated)

The author pondered when the Russian people would say they had had enough and turn against the Kremlin and Putin. He claimed that Russia suffered 46,230 military casualties in September and considered them unnecessary due to Putin's madness and illness. #slavaukraini #putin #kreml https://t.co/3cRcRQYgev #Venäjä #Putin #Ukraina #FI #RU (translated)

Maria Rautanen wrote that in Finland, the construction of a new barn could be halted because trees could not be cut down at the construction site before the necessary permits were obtained. She claimed that Google had cut down over 500 hectares of forest in Muhos and Kajaani for data center projects while environmental impact assessments were still ongoing. Rautanen compared the permit requirements for domestic food production investments to the fact that the consequences of the tech giant's actions were only being investigated. #ympäristö #metsät #rakentaminen (translated)

Paweł Żuchowski wrote, citing an analysis by Reuters, that the Republicans may have lost control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate. He indicated that the party had to defend its seats even in traditionally favorable states, such as Iowa and Kansas. According to Żuchowski, rising living costs, fuel prices, and dissatisfaction with Donald Trump's policies were becoming an increasingly significant problem for the Republicans. He added that three weeks before the elections, the battle was being fought for both chambers of Congress. Losing both, he wrote, would seriously limit Trump's ability to implement his agenda for the next two years. #Polityka #Wybory2023 #Republikanie (translated)

Kristina Kivinen wrote that the president of Somalia had welcomed Somalis to Somalia. She estimated that dual citizens would integrate there better than in Finland and justified this with religion, Sharia law, and language. According to Kivinen, there would be no racism, True Finns, snow, winter, or dogs in Somalia, but Kela benefits would be lacking. #Somalia #Kansalaisuus #Integraatio (translated)

Riku-Mikael Leppänen asked Sukkolalta which country and by what means integration had been successful. He also questioned why people should want individuals from other nations and foreign cultures in their country, and asked whether Finland was not a nation-state. #kotoutuminen #Suomi #kansallisvaltio (translated)

Martin Paasi said that he finally got into the traditional media with a sort of personal profile piece. He wrote that those public servants in office during the season had to be happy with what they got, even though others had what he referred to as actual personal stories. #media #uutiset #iloinen (translated)

The article examines the claim made by Member of Parliament Mari Holopainen that many 70-year-old Finns suffer from dementia, and presents research data indicating that diagnosed dementia patients accounted for approximately 3.1 percent of Finns aged 65–74 in 2021. #Muistisairaudet #Alzheimer #Ikääntyminen (translated)

Tuukka Kuru wrote that European nations had formed from the merging of the same ancestral populations, which he believed explained their similar phenotypes and genetic relatedness. He added that 90 percent of the genes of Finns were the same as those of other Europeans, although Finns had genetic peculiarities. Kuru asked how it could be concluded, in his opinion, that nations and races that had never lived there should be deliberately settled in Europe and Finland. #Eurooppa #kansat #geneettika (translated)

Non-fiction writer Ari Haasio said that there would be no Finns without immigration. He described Finland's story as a narrative of its people: they had changed both society and the notion of Finnishness, and they did not remain stagnant. https://t.co/JVAY5tRSDC #maahanmuutto #Suomi #kulttuuri #FI (translated)