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• August 4 (links | edit)
• European Council (links | edit)
• Foreign relations of Finland (links | edit)
• February 27 (links | edit)
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• July 1 (links | edit)
• Tarja Halonen (links | edit)
• Green League (links | edit)
• List of heads of state of Finland (links | edit)
• List of presidents of Finland (links | edit)
• Kalevi Sorsa (links | edit)
• Väinö Tanner (links | edit)
• National Coalition Party (links | edit)
• Erkki Tuomioja (links | edit)
• Johannes Virolainen (links | edit)
• Rolf Witting (links | edit)
• Treaty of Amsterdam (links | edit)
• List of members of the European Parliament (2004–2009) (links | edit)
• List of members of the European Parliament for Finland, 2004–2009 (links | edit)
• Pentti Linkola (links | edit)
• College of Europe (links | edit)
• Aatos Erkko (links | edit)
• Alexander Stubb (links | edit)
• Paavo Väyrynen (links | edit)
• Ahti Karjalainen (links | edit)
• List of Swedish-speaking Finns (links | edit)
• Timo Soini (links | edit)
• List of current foreign ministers (links | edit)
• Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe (links | edit)
• Eemil Nestor Setälä (links | edit)
• Order of the Polar Star (links | edit)
• Sakari Tuomioja (links | edit)
• List of the first openly LGBT holders of political offices (links | edit)
• Carl Enckell (links | edit)
• Juho Vennola (links | edit)
• Minister of Foreign Affairs (Finland) (redirect page) (links | edit)
  • Tarja Halonen (links | edit)
  • Urho Kekkonen (links | edit)
  • Tampere (links | edit)
  • Kalevi Sorsa (links | edit)
  • Helsingin Sanomat (links | edit)
  • Väinö Tanner (links | edit)
  • Finns Party (links | edit)
  • Johannes Virolainen (links | edit)
  • Rolf Witting (links | edit)
  • Witting (links | edit)
  • Finnish Government (links | edit)
  • Timo Soini (links | edit)
  • Ralf Törngren (links | edit)
  • V. J. Sukselainen (links | edit)
  • Pekkala cabinet (links | edit)
  • Kekkonen I cabinet (links | edit)
  • Kekkonen II cabinet (links | edit)
  • Kekkonen III cabinet (links | edit)
  • Kekkonen IV cabinet (links | edit)
  • Fagerholm III cabinet (links | edit)
  • Sipilä cabinet (links | edit)
  • Sorsa I cabinet (links | edit)
  • Rinne cabinet (links | edit)
  • Marin cabinet (links | edit)
  • Deaths in April 2020 (links | edit)
  • 2020 in Finland (links | edit)
  • Orpo cabinet (links | edit)
  • International reactions to the Israel–Hamas war (links | edit)
  • European Union reactions to the Israel–Hamas war (links | edit)
  • Talk:List of female foreign ministers (links | edit)
  • User:Palde98/sandbox (links | edit)
• Ministry for Foreign Affairs (Finland) (links | edit)
• Väinö Voionmaa (links | edit)
• Rudolf Holsti (links | edit)
• Embassy of Finland, Canberra (links | edit)
• Ralf Törngren (links | edit)
• Pekka Haavisto (links | edit)
• Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland (redirect page) (links | edit)
• Ilkka Kanerva (links | edit)
• Deputy Prime Minister of Finland (links | edit)
• Pär Stenbäck (links | edit)
• Reactions to the assassination of Anna Politkovskaya (links | edit)
• Cyclone Nargis (links | edit)
• May 1962 (links | edit)
• Jutta Urpilainen (links | edit)