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From the Editor: the Citizenship Law Reform Has Been Presented in Public as Tougher than It Is in Order to Please Voters

Summary by Suomen Kuvalehti
Finnish and German citizenship laws are approaching each other, but the political message in the countries is opposite, writes Suvi Tuomisto.
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From the Editor: the Citizenship Law Reform Has Been Presented in Public as Tougher than It Is in Order to Please Voters

Finnish and German citizenship laws are approaching each other, but the political message in the countries is opposite, writes Suvi Tuomisto.

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Suomen Kuvalehti broke the news in Finland on Friday, July 4, 2025.
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