The Finns Party is a political party in Finland founded in 1995. It originally emerged as a nationalist and anti-immigration party, advocating for Finnish sovereignty and cultural identity. Over the years, it has gained significant support, particularly among voters concerned about immigration and the European Union's influence on Finnish policies. The party has undergone several transformations, including a shift towards more mainstream politics. It has participated in coalition governments and has focused on issues like economic reform, social welfare, and environmental policies. The Finns Party continues to play a prominent role in Finnish politics, reflecting the views of a substantial segment of the population.