Finland: Helsinki the capital, a parliamentary republic with a President and a Prime Minister
Background
Helsinki is the capital of Finland.
The European Union's country page describes Finland as a parliamentary republic with a prime minister, who is the head of government, and a president, who is the head of state.
Finland's currency is the euro.
The country sends 15 representatives to the European Parliament.
Petteri Orpo of the National Coalition Party is the Prime Minister, heading the Finnish Government.
The Finnish Government's own page describes the Prime Minister as the one who directs the activities of the Government and coordinates the preparation and consideration of matters within the Government's mandate.
In plain words
Parliamentary republic Parliamentary republic — A republic in which the government is answerable to the elected parliament and the head of state is separate from the head of government.
National Coalition Party Kansallinen Kokoomus — A Finnish centre-right political party; the Prime Minister belongs to it.