Finland's opposition to a new bailout for Greece enraged Greeks on social media over the weekend. When reports of Finland's tough line emerged they resorted to poking fun at the country's mobile phones, Santa, drinking habits and climate.
As eurozone leaders gathered in Brussels for a two-day marathon wrangle over a possible new bailout for Greece, people on social media in Finland and Greece had their say. Finland has reported to be refusing to contemplate a new bailout, and the proposal that emerged on Sunday was harder than the Greeks' own draft.
As reports suggested Finland was blocking a deal on Saturday, people on social media across Europe expressed their frustration, but didn't all stick to economic arguments.
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán met with Russian President Vladimir Putin to kick off his country's tenure at the helm of the Council of EU.
Tabloid Ilta-Sanomat previously reported that the Foreign Ministry is seeking to recover nearly 37,000 euros in claimed expenses.
The law is a reaction to fears of Russian instrumentalised migration escalating on the eastern border.
