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A non-member states: Finland’s ex-PM on NATO

Mar 10, 2022

In this enlightening discussion, Alexander Stubb, Finland’s former prime minister and an astute commentator on European politics, shares insights on Finland's evolving NATO stance amidst rising geopolitical tensions. He examines the implications for European security and collective defense. Lena Shipper, The Economist's Seoul bureau chief, covers Yoon Suk-yeol's tumultuous presidential victory in South Korea, highlighting economic challenges and North Korea's threat while also showcasing innovative research on early Parkinson's detection.

22:57

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Lena Shipper

Alexander Stubb

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Episode notes

Intro

1min

Navigating NATO: Finland's Security Dilemma

9min

Shifting Sands of European Defense Strategy

2min

A Historic Election: South Korea's Narrow Presidential Race

2min

South Korea's Election and Parkinson's Breakthroughs

11min

Engaging Offers and Quality Comfort

2min

Perched at Russia’s north-western corner, the country has plenty of history dealing with neighbourly aggression. We speak with Alexander Stubb, a former prime minister, about his views on European security. After a nasty campaign season, South Korea has a new president, Yoon Suk-Yeol. We examine the myriad challenges he faces. And how to spot Parkinson’s disease early—with an electronic nose.

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