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Russia and Finland: Key changes to bilateral agreement remain stalled by Russian opposition to EU ETS

Published 11 April 2013

Finland seeks more Siberian overflights but Russia delays a decision; the sides agree to add second carriers on Moscow-Helsinki route; Finland was one of the most popular countries for Russians to visit in 2012, but Finland seems more optimistic than Russia on the outlook for cross-border air traffic (1,400 words)

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