The Finnish government has decided on a replacement for their European Commissioner Erkki Liikanen, who takes up another job next week.
Olli Rehn, currently an economic policy advisor to the Finnish prime minister, has been chosen to take over from Mr Liikanen who on Monday (12 July) starts as governor of the Bank of Finland.
Mr Rehn's nomination is expected to be agreed at a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels at the beginning of next week and he will be in office until t...
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