Monday's Papers: Key Stories
A Finland-based company, owned by one of Russia's richest men, received a significant grant just before Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, as reported by Iltalehti.
- A 15 million euros investment subsidy was granted by Business Finland to the company.
- The funding decision was made in December 2021, as Moscow was preparing for invasion.
Business Finland is a state-owned agency, tasked with promoting Finnish trade, investment, and travel.
The report highlights the timing of the grant, given just weeks before Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Author's summary: Finland granted 15 million euros to a Russian oligarch's company before Ukraine invasion.
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