Finland's New Right-Wing Government Takes Power, Plans Conservative Reforms

Finland has sworn in a coalition government led by Prime Minister Petteri Orpo that is considered the country's most right-wing administration in modern history.
The 19-member Cabinet includes Orpo's conservative National Coalition Party as well as the far-right, euroskeptic Finns Party and two smaller centrist parties.
The government has been described as "national conservative" and plans major budget cuts, social policy reforms, tighter immigration rules, and reduced taxes.
Finance Minister Riika Purra of the Finns Party and Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen will hold key roles in the new administration.
The coalition holds a majority of 108 seats in Finland's 200-member parliament.