Over half the Finns suspect that democracy is not working well within the European Union, shows a survey commissioned by the newspaper Helsingin Sanomat.
A mere quarter of Finns take a bright view.
Despite their doubts, however, only a fifth of Finns believe that Finland would be better off on its own.
Some 1,200 Finns replied to the questionnaire by pollster TNS Gallup last month. The margin of error is three percentage points.
Last year, Teemu Keskisarja spoke on a TV programme, characterising the "great replacement" conspiracy theory as reality and calling incoming migrants "low quality".
The move is due to vulnerabilities found in widely used PHP software, which acts as the primary back-end backbone of the web.
Halloween may not be an official holiday in Finland, but it's brightening up the country’s darkening autumn evenings.
