Finnish leader Sanna Marin steps down as party leader amidst far-right headwinds and misogyny.

Finland's outgoing Prime Minister, Sanna Marin, announced her resignation as the leader of the Social Democratic Party at the next party congress in autumn, following her party's third-place finish in Sunday's election. Marin, who has been prime minister since 2019, said her premiership had put a strain on her personally and hopes to live a more peaceful life in the future. Talks to form a new government will begin next week under the leadership of Petteri Orpo, the head of the National Coalition Party. The Social Democrats would be open to being a part of the new government, too, Marin said.