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

Mar 10, 2022

Join Alexander Stubb, Finland's former prime minister and a keen observer of European politics, alongside Lena Shipper, Seoul bureau chief for The Economist. They delve into Finland's complex relationship with NATO amidst rising tensions with Russia, discussing public sentiment and the urgency of political decisions. Transitioning to South Korea, they explore the election of Yoon Suk-yeol, the difficulties he faces in a contentious political landscape, and even groundbreaking advancements in early Parkinson's disease detection using scent technology.

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Lena Shipper

Alexander Stubb

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Intro

2min

Finland's NATO Dilemma

9min

Historic Shifts in European Defense and NATO Involvement

2min

South Korea's Unlikable Election and New Leadership Challenges

2min

Navigating Political and Medical Challenges

10min

Advancements in Parkinson's Detection Technology

3min

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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