Norway and Finland Demand Editorial From Financial Times over Putin
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Norway and Finland have asked the Financial Times to correct a report that Vladimir Putin devoted most of his telephone conversation with Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre to medieval Slavic history. The British publication has refused and said it stands by its journalism. “We asked the Financial Times to correct this because it is not true. And they will correct it because we were in the conversatio…
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gar Stere asked the management of the British Financial Times to correct the publication of a recent telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. On 27 October, an article claimed that the Russian leader had devoted most of his time to lectures on medieval Slavic history instead of discussing ways to end the conflict, transmitting RIA News with reference to Norwegian TV2. "This is incorrect. We ask…
What did the Prime Minister of Norway say about talking to Putin? Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gar Stera stated that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, during a telephone conversation with him and the President of Finland, Alexander Stubb, did not give lectures about the Slavs. Information in the media was misconstrued. This is reported by RBK Ukraine with reference to TV 2. It is important to recall that on Tuesday 27 October, the leaders of No…
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gar Støre called "untruth" a report from the Financial Times that Russian President Vladimir Putin devoted most of his conversation with him and President Alexander Stubb of Finland "the medieval Slavic history".
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre (Ap) is coming out hard against the Financial Times after the newspaper's coverage of the phone call with Vladimir Putin. Støre demands that the newspaper correct the information, but the British newspaper refuses to budge. The background is the Financial Times' coverage of the 90-minute conversation between Putin, Støre and Finnish President Alexander Stubb on Tuesday. The newspaper claimed […] The post Støre dem…
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gar Støre asked the British Financial Times to correct the publication of his joint conversation with the President of Finland, Alexander Stubb, with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
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