Parliament of Finland
The Finnish parliament, known as the Eduskunta, is the unicameral legislature of Finland, composed of 200 members. It passes laws, approves the state budget, and exercises parliamentary oversight of the government. Members are elected by direct vote for four-year terms under a proportional representation system.
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Finland approves Special Tribunal on Russian aggression and Compensation Commission, sends proposals to parliament
Finland's government endorsed the creation of a Special Tribunal for the crime of aggression against Ukraine and an International Compensation Commission for Ukraine, transmitting its proposals to the Finnish parliament. The Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the decisions on X. Finland becomes the 21st state to join the tribunal agreement.