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In spite of its relatively small population, Finland has been a trendsetter in many fields since independence in 1917.

It scores consistently well on international ratings for stability, freedom, public safety and social progress

Its parliament was the first to adopt full gender equality, granting men and women the right not only to vote but also to stand for election in 1906.

Finland declared independence from Russia in 1917 but following defeat by the Soviet Union in World War Two, it had to tolerate strong influence from Moscow until the end of the Cold War.
Source: BBC.com