The majority of Finns approve of the current government’s foreign and security policy, according to a survey conducted by the Municipal Development Foundation (KAKS).
About 63 percent of the respondents liked the government’s foreign, security and defense policy "Very good" or "pretty good".
When asked about the management of the Covid pandemic, 58 percent thought the government’s actions were very or fairly good.
However, the respondents to the survey were not equally satisfied with the state of the Finnish economy or the functioning of social and health services. In response to questions about both topics, 42 percent gave the government a "bad" or "egregious" classification.
During the early weeks of June, the survey conducted by Kantar TNS inquired about the opinion of slightly more than 1,000 people living in Finland, with a margin of error of just under 3 percent in either direction.
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Source: The Nordic Page