Sanna Marin: What New Zealand can learn from Finland |Q+A 2022
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- Finland PM Sanna Marin sits down for an exclusive interview with Q+A during a visit to New Zealand as part of a business delegation
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This is the first *conversation* I have ever seen involving a politician. She actually answers the questions. There's no redirection, or sound bytes, or "message". Finland, I've envious!!!
Yes, she is very refreshing!
@@chriswhitehouse8982 If you were Finnish, you would only envy countries not having this kind of leader. She was not anyhow challenged in this conservation so you don't see her dark side here, but actually she is notorious for being exceptionally arrogant when even slightestly challenged, and hardly ever standing behind a single word promoted in these PR speeches.
Her only merits have been being a young woman and a member in the socialist "Dimmer party" praised by the corrupt leftist block who control the most mainstream media in Finland through at least indirect ownerships and employments, agitating the politically inactive and ignorant people for voting them, with heavy false propaganda. Practically zero politically savvy people here vote the Dimmer party.
Now, Sanna Marin has been recently de-elected from her PM post, and she has erned yet another merit - having been not only the youngest, but also the overwhelmingly worst and the most disastrous PM we have ever had! So well, if you really still envy us, welcome here, her disastrous "achievements" are here to stay for long time, waiting for you to enjoy!
And in case you don't now what is the Dimmer party, etymology goes, in Finnish language, we call BMW with a nickname "Bemari", as they are caller "Bimmer" in English. And the traditional nickname of the Marin's socialist party SDP is "Demarit" (plural, singular form referring to a single member is "demari"). Therefore, the English nickname must be Dimmer(s), and it is as namesake as anything can be!
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Finland is very well represented and led by this lady. I wish my Finnish was as good as her English.
You can tell she's not getting every nuance with some of the questions, but she's making the effort to give a direct answer. As a Finn, it's striking to watch how much her English has improved. She sounds much more comfortable with it than when she started as PM. (Damn, it's was only three years ago. Feels like a longer time...)
Good luck trying to learn Finnish. I've been living in Finland for my whole life and still don't know everything. As long as you learn a few words in Finnish like: Kiitos(Thank you), Hei(Hello) and the proper way to pronounce sauna you're good to go.
Just because she is young and good-looking doesn't make her right. Tony Blair was young and good-looking. Was he right about everything ?
No,no.Sanna Marin is the worst PM.Greetings from Finland...
@@ohiampuvaoraakkeli3107 She is too young to be making decisions like NATO membership. She studied Admin Science, not International Relations. PM should not be a job for anybody under 50.
Outstanding leadership by Sanna Marin, Pime Minister of Finland!
Outstandingly disastrous leadership by her indeed.
I like her as a leader. She seems strong, competent and honest.
Sorry, but she is exact opposite about all of those, regrdless of the polished PR. Yeah she is the youngest PM we have had, but mainstream media always forgetting to even hint about that she is also the overwhelmingly worst and the most disastrous one we have ever had.
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Friend shoring is what every country needs. Supply chains and markets going through like minded countries for resilience.
Absolutely
I want to sens Or all but is missed by me,iam sorry for mistake and you have very controled with that from me,i like to banned💋🥰💦
@@southpacific222 Definitely, I miss her regime. Nowadays it seems more like pro russian.
This is a real strong leader. Well done to this exceptional lady.
Hope her plane 💥🇫🇮
Agreed. She's young with fresh ideas and strong leadership. Plus she suffers no fools.
@@captainpharaoh -That's true, except for MPs from other Finnish parties who are not the prime minister in the party (perussuomalaiset, kokoumus). 🤔
True is, Ukraine finally wins the war against Russia...(Russia and Vladimir Putin who started the doda😡 with an illegal invasion of Ukraine!!).
I'd disagree, given this interview should have been about trade between Finland and NZ, not about Ukraine, so a "fail" for the PM and the interviewer.
Wonder which nightclub she went dancing at in NZ. Putin will probably invade while she is dancing
Marin and Niinistö is the brightest combo Finland has ever had.
Definitely not.
what amazing young lady in politics !!!
She always impresses. Great ambassador for Finland.
@John Smith Right, she is ony a puppet. And how is It possibile that a such young people can be the leader of a Nation... ? Hmmm, I just wunder...
No she doesn't. She's too busy partying with her university friends.
Where is Finland? In the forests
@@susannamarker2582 No she doesn't what, exactly??
@@persephone1062 Read the top.
Wow she answered questions. Adern should watch and learn.
I agree, NZ needs to do more in research and development and export high end resulting products and services under licence than only low financial return timber, dairy and meat and mass tourism.
... What a stupid comment ..... you can't realize that Jacinda is on a mission to destroy the farmers and Tourist Industry ..... she could save The American Cup if she wanted to
@@zrm1134 - What a load of rubbish.
@@chrismckellar9350 .... you are too stupid, trying to show the world how you understand how the economy works ...... 100% you work for somebody ..... I can feel brainless dummy
@@zrm1134 - I think I have a better understanding how the economy works than you do.
@@chrismckellar9350 ... you have no idea how the economy works ..... everyone who own business like me and has sound understanding of micro and macro economy is laughing at you
Honest, practical and very smart answers, Great Leader! Slava 🇺🇦...
👍🏻🤣Our dancing PM
@@7grainsofsalt And our idiots just hating the limelight on her. Nothing to say about politics, reading only the tabloids, commenting accordingly. (The dancing is literally three known instances. Over these three years of her premiership. But "you do you", as they say.)
@@7grainsofsalt Do you think other politicians do not dance. How naive!
Can you Ukraine hippy’s please keep that bullshit to topics about Ukraine instead of every damn Fuckn video
You might be shocked to hear this but We don’t give afuck!!! Let Ukraine fuckn burn
@@yksvaan1690 Wrong. Idiots are praising her merely for the limelights and young age, while she did as bad politics as by any means possible. But the young dancing PM is all the tabloid readers care about.
Education is the one help Finland to be rich 💚💛💜
She's certainly right about the urgency of problems and it's very difficult, from her perspective I gather, to get the proper breathing room leaders such as her need in these pressing times.
Especially as Finnish media is sort of a mini-me of the Murdochian scene prevalent in UK or Oz. She's had a raw deal all along, three years now. Glad she's (mostly) such a tough person.
She had a bit of a breakdown on TV last August when they really piled up on her. Got me a bit worried. Was glad to see a week after how she completely obliterated two opposition party leaders in a televised budget debate. lol
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Yes i like her, she speaks logic, technology is in Australia AI in safeworlds iptv
Salute to a strong and decisive leader.
Ugh! Yup! Our dancing PM👍🏻🤣
See this: julkaisut.valtioneuvosto.fi/bitstream/handle/10024/164050/VN_2022_23.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
Finnish government's annual report 2021. The graph "Hallituksen kokoukset" on page 7 tells you how busy Marin's government has had to be all along. And that why we Finns keep respecting her.
Oops, page 9.
@@yksvaan1690 thanks! I will check it out. I have plenty of videos on her and others. They are all in the same club. Our President’s picture can be easily found in the Helsinki Rotary pages too.
@@7grainsofsalt Um, that was an official document, not a gossip rag. Maybe not your cup of tea after all. No videos in it, just facts, reports, charts, boring stuff like that.
I don't begin to understand your departure to Niinisto and Rotaries. Do you have a gripe with the old man too?
Great interview, asking a politician about there view on policy and world issues, and not focusing on who they are personally. Well done to you both.
NZ can learn alot
Yeah, right. If You Newzealanders are willing to increase Your government debt. Finland has gained nearly 10 billion more debt during the Marin’s government.
@@juhakinnunen4559 Send an email to Jacinda she doesn't listen to us as it is
@@juhakinnunen4559 yeah, and what is she doing in NZ? Only the interior and EU politics belong to the prime minister. It’s the yhe president who should be there.
She seems saner abroad, though, although she says she ”doesn’t know anything about the modern money theory” but ”believes in social democratic ideology”. We’re running out of money and living on debt without any positive results. Her rich celebrity friends have been given money, though.
@@torpmorp1324 In Finland both the government and the President are responsible for the foreign politics. The PM as well as the Minister of Foreign Affairs have always played an active part in foreign politics. Sanna Marin also leads the the committee TP Utva which determines Finland's foreign policy. The President is one of the members in this committee. Sanna Marin's role as a prominent figure in Finnish foreign relations has been especially vital due to the NATO membership process. It was very much down to her efforts that Finland applied for the membership and did so quickly. It was absolutely essential to have the government approve the application. We could not have applied without the unanimous decision of the government . Both Sanna Marin and President Niinistö have visited a great number of NATO countries to get support and assurance as regards the application and safety during the ratification period. Most Finnish people value Ms Marin's work in building international relations and making Finland with its achievements known in the world. It is no coincidence that such prominent publications as the Financial Times and Time magazine have nominated her among the most influential women in the world. We Finns should be pleased about it.
NZ sucks
Very good chatt.!Very young lady leader as I know.
Hi from Florida. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Thanks
Hello Florida Bob. I love your state even though it’s nice and warm in the winter too. Have an awesome Chrismas and New Year from Finland.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, well, soon, and did you know we just had our Indepence Day in Finland!
(Poor Sanna Marin barely made it to the traditional reception. Flying from Australia to Albania to an EU meeting then to Finland with a few hours to spare before the presidential palace. She looked okay though. The blue on white dress was downright stylish. National flag colors, you know, wink wink.)
Sanna Marin has the power & answer's to even any down to earth person question's 💕PM my favourite Icon in the whole world 🌺👍👍👍...
She changed an interview question. Then Jack hoping to lighten the mood and make her feel homely wth the "Best Dancer" line, she didn't react and Jack maybe then realised she was in charge of this interview, and he may as well not be there.
"She changed an interview question". Every politician in this world, try to do that, because they want everyone to see their ideology, that way they get more support to their political party, and that way more voters, before next election happen.
And Sanna Marin's ideology, is Social democracy.
hes not a journalist hes a shill for jacinda - they all are (my plasma will be worth a fortune soon (pure blood))
Just more political spin
She pretty much destroyed Finnish health care, education system, forced slavery law to nurses who can't anymore protest for their low salaries and a lot more things.
@@tonibufu6103 Its not Social democracy, take the democracy out and you will find what she truly does. She literally wiped Finnish Health care system education and lot more and forced very questionable laws on health care workers that pretty much breaks some Human right laws in western world.
I would feel blessed if I could visit such a country once. wonderful nature The people of New Zealand are very good. A country where there is no corruption. All together great. There is no embassy of New Zealand in our country, if there was I could go to New Zealand. Since childhood, New Zealand is one of my favorite countries. If someone would have helped me, I could have gone to New Zealand. I could have gone for a work visa
cam to finland,you see nice country.
@@arikotiranta2689 I WANT TO GO TO NEWZEALAND. CAN YOU HELP ME?
N.Z. has corruption don't be fooled.....
It didn't have but definitely for sure does now.
GOD BLESS YOU SWEET HEART OF ASY FROM PAKISTAN.
Super super excellent speech madam
Smart she is, totally outsmart Jack.
Jack wasn't trying to out smart anybody. He's not a sociopathic American journalist trying to screw over the interviewee.
"outsmart Jack" yet Jack is smart enough to get a high paying as fuck job at a relatively young age.
she lacks that smartnes in politics
Are youtube sensoring news from YLE???
I watched 5 of her interviews today on you tube, what bright intelligent person
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What exactly makes you thinking that?
@@ggmarquez8710 Probably what she actually says in those interviews. You know, the content?
No, rehearsed PR speeches don't make any neocommunist leader bright nor intelligent.
Something that can be taught is not to put stupid headlines that only aim to be click f**** bait.
5 minutes into this interview and not a single question about What NZ can learn from Finland.
Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin is not a fool, nor a young naive woman. If the stupid report had had the courage to ask an intellectual question that is not about Putin or Russia, he would have received an answer. Love from Sweden
A true leader. Refreshing and she doesnt dodge questions. Future in the world looks Bright With young leaders like her.
She’s saying everything trump said to protect boarders
@@susan7414 Bit different when it's a belligerent rival darl
Finlândia em boas mãos 👃
@@susan7414 It's rather a safe bet Trump would never say about Putin what Marin keeps saying out loud. You're comparing apples and orangutangs...
@@lucasalvesdeoliveira6995 Now maybe becoming yes as she is losing her power.
Ardern can learn prounication from Sanna
And how to speak clearly without waffle and talking down to her audience
Now, now. There's also a linguistic difference. Uralic/Finnic languages like Finnish have a tradition of no nonsense; the flip side of that is poor small talk skills. Indo-European/Germanic languages like English are almost the opposite. Ardern is refreshingly clear and direct when put in that perspective.
Maybe Sanna taught Jacinda some dance moves while in NZ. 👍🏻🤣
@@yksvaan1690 Ardern has the great ability to talk without actually saying anything of any intellect or relevance.
@@paulhoogeveen7353 You seem to have made that comment a few times.
@@7grainsofsalt Da, tovarich.
well spoken. Kiitos from Finland.
Our dancing PM👍🏻🤣
@@7grainsofsalt Are you a bot?
FINNISH large companies are worried about the state's indebtedness, says OP's large business survey.
More than 97 percent of the business leaders who responded to the survey considered the state's indebtedness unmanageable.
"Reducing the state's indebtedness is seen as important when interest rates have turned upward," says Katja Keitaanniemi, CEO of OP Yrityspanki, in the press release.
In large companies, it would be hoped that the government would more actively dismantle structural friction factors and incentive traps. As many as 98 percent of the business leaders who responded to the survey were of the opinion that the government is not actively dismantling structural problems.
Trust me, Finland is full of idiots and unfortunately Sanna is one of them!
Same problem here in NZ, no confidence by business in theNZ government, blood is on Arderns hands, much like Mc Beth.
I read that article too. Everybody is worried about the debt, including the present government. As they have said multiple times..
Keitaanniemi has complained about the lack of work based immigration and called on the government to do something about it. Completely ignorant of has already been done about it. The new easier work permits are explained on the immigration office Migri's web page, for starters. Some of that is just change in regulation, not legislation, so it didn't cross the news threshold for media, because they never read that sort of stuff.
I bet 98 percent of those business leaders were actually saved by the subsidies for the pandemic restrictions they received. And now they are complaining about the national debt that operation incurred. Par for the course.
@@yksvaan1690 Quantative easing solves all problems, like a Tui advertisement.😆
🌹PM Sanna ☀️ Marin 🇫🇮 is the coming Lady for a New World 🇫🇮 Also sie is so beautiful 🌹🇫🇮🌹
Sanna is very popular here in Sweden ❤
Finland is the peace hope of the world
Grande Nuova Zelanda , come l'Italia , vi ringrazio , da lavoratore e cittadino italiano , spero , un giorno di visitarla lascio ad altri , e mettendo da parte Maslow che a me non interessa , parlo del mio lavoro e basta però da cittadino mi rendo conto che la Nuova Zelanda e l'Italia sono meraviglie assolute .
What?
@@myfaceismyshield5963 Translates to "Our PM is useless".
@@paulhoogeveen7353 no it doesn't, I know what it translates to. I'm saying what because this guy is just speaking italian as if everybody understands what he's saying
@@myfaceismyshield5963 Worse than useless???🤔😆
@@paulhoogeveen7353 You keep trying.
The Finnish love for knifes is endearing .
Finnish love for knives? Never heard before. Not true.
@@diamondsarenotforever8542 I don't think the comment suggests Finns habitually carry knives or stuff like that... The "puukko" knives tradition is real though. It seems to be pretty well known in the circles around the world.
Why is tom cruise interviewing demi moore?
I love her
Such a good interview! The ABC 7:30 one was terrible, so shallow! We really got to know Sanna and her policies and ideas here. Thank you NZTV!
I agree with you about the ABC interview, I found it very thoughtless.
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Finland has an election next April where its looking like she isn't going to win with Finns voting instead for a Conservative leader. So, it seems to be that she has more support outside of Finland rather than in Finland
Let’s hope she doesn’t win again, but she might still have some moves. Or should I say some dance moves. 👍🏻🤣
Marin is pretty but not strong leader. She doesn`t know anything about economy.
Actually she is finnish favourite as pm. But we do not vote for pm but a party. And Marin's party (Social Democratic Party) has lost some support
@@tkai6055 Actually her party is polling slightly higher now, at 19%, than in the last elections, where no party got to even 18%. But the main right-wing party got a boost this year from the NATO decision and jumped to 23%, edging ahead, and it's supremely ironic that that decision was very much Marin's work.
Her party is second in the polls. She's still the clear favorite for next PM. (In those polls she's getting a lot more than her party's actual vote share is.) There are no good conservative leaders in sight. (Even the conservative voters would prefer someone like Elina Valtonen over the sorry-ass Petteri Orpo.) Where it gets interesting, looking at the latest polls, none of the conservative/right-wing government combinations can reach the 50% threshold (for a functional government) without either the struggling and tantrum-throwing center party of Annika Saarikko or Marin's social democrats. Going to be a lot of talks behind closed doors come April.
I wish she was our. PM so much more confidence and comon sense
Greetings from the US: I'd vote for her as President. She'd make mince meat out of the far-right lunatics.
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What a smart captain steering the positively emerging nation, Finland !
I love and respect her immensely!
Finns ( apart from Afghans :) ) are the only nation in world who has historic experience to win the Russians in 1939 ( Winter war) . I assume It sits deeply in nation's memory. So does remember Russians that Finns have the stubbornness and efficiency to back up any attack. Finns are sort of Nordic Israelis- no one messes with them.
What's so glorifying about Israëlis? They are the plunderers/ robbers of Palestinian lands, owning their existence on the "supposed" might of the murderers gringos who exterminated the real natives of america- the Red indians& their millenary culture and civilisation without any valid reason, apart from suffering from inferiority complex vis à vis the cultured& civilised descendents of the famous "maya" civilisation.
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I like how she says authoritarian.
Comes with peace ✌
I am bigg fan off sana Marin😍😍
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they look great together
Amen. We have lost our way.
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Jack Tame? A series of completely infantile Lame/Tame questions of this serious and impressive leader. "Do you trust Vladimir Putin?" "Do you trust Putin not to use nuclear weapons?" The worst "What would happen if Finland was drawn into conflict with Russia?" 1. she can't possibly know and 2. to the extent she can speculate she is not going to tell NZ and the world.
He could have asked after years of neutrality given the threat of Russia, Finland is increasing its already high defence spending and joining NATO and even considering hosting nuclear weapons. After years of being a small but strong member of the Western alliance, at time of threat from China, under the guise of an independent foreign policy, NZ has maintained its minimal defence spending and is rejecting its alliance relationships even Australia's nuclear-powered (not armed) submarines in its waters thereby becoming non-aligned even neutral. Is this wise?
She would be too rightly diplomatic to answer but could not rebut the inference. See the Sanna Marin interview with the Lowy Institute if you want to hear an adult interview here: ua-cam.com/video/0BEhKo5ex0A/v-deo.html
I get what you mean, and I've seen the Lowy interview, but I don't think it was that bad. The "Do you trust Putin?" question was great.
Marin skipped the nuclear question because she's answered that one so many times, I guess. ("We decide in time when the ratification is done and it'll be Finland's sole decision", meaning no, it wouldn't make any frigging sense even from a strictly technical point of view. Better launched where they are now. And who want tacticals inviting the like?)
I bet you're the first guy to call him Jack Lame, not the first to come up with that idea, but the first to even want to.
i love her
I wonder if her child knows her.
Why nowone asking her obot clousing 3000 farmes.
she belongs in a magazine LOL
She is just a WEF puppet
@@koro287 This has really been more offensive to her than she lets out.
(I'm glad she's such an ironclad. But it doesn't seem entirely fair, generally speaking.)
2:06 "we are also talking about (what?) visas." What is this word?
It's not for defense, it's for control.
Great leader SANNA MARIN
what a leader ❤
a remember a time when other countrys learned from New Zealand , then we our goverment tried to make us like europeans.
He said this is how i love u 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Now that is a beautiful and very intelligent Prime Minister most important, Common sense
She is, and we are very happy to have Finland as neighbours. Kia ora from Oslo.
Wish she was Prime Minister of Ireland!! ☘️
But, boarder fences don't work they said..
Can we swap PMs
Nope, we want Marin in Finland :)
She is so smart and control the conversation. Age is not everything
@Europe is better than the US she is answering some highly important questions. She cant be direct
They can learn to party into the early hours pinging on caps
Sounds great. Wish NZ was that civilised
This sounds fun. I don't know the idiom though. What's pinging on the caps? (Warning: Marin is positively old-fashioned for a Finn in this day and age. No real gossip anywhere to be seen.)
She is so beautiful
Does NATO act according to the treaties it signed???
👏🏽 Sanna. Strong as ever
Would she be minister in your country you would not think that way, she wiped Finnish health care system and lot more important systems in Finland, she does not support people of the country she works for she does the opposite.
From the US: she's a BOSS.
@@yamalyousuf8855 It seems you know precious little of the health care reform in Finland. The same project tanked the previous center-right government. Marin's government got a solution done. The first ever Province elections in Finland were held this January as part of this reform.
You didn't see anything about it in the news because even The Guardian is hopeless with their Finnish coverage and the BBC didn't understand it.
@@captainpharaoh She is, and we love it. She's also hard working, principled, honest, and a fast learner. She actually has the straight top 6 now in a national PM job approval poll that has been running since 1991, and the first there with only over 50% ratings. (The 7th is a 48% result from 2001. The first wave of Covid was a bit of an outlier when she hit a stratospheric 83%.) She looks polite and pretty outside but she's a warrior inside. Good combo.
@@yamalyousuf8855 Actually now I'm curious. Where do you live? And what has been your news coverage of Finnish health care system, and its reform under Marin's government? How is your country's system like, for contrast? (How does Marin not support the people in Finland?? The most patriotic PM we've had in decades! Ask Russia.)
Sanna Marin is a great example of what a leader should be in your country.
Yeah, partying hard and topless in the official residence
@@faissal8997 That wasn't Marin herself though. She didn't even know about that silly photo until it was leaked to the tabloids a month later. And that residence is her home. The "hard" partying has been a grand total of ten times in these three years, and that's including the receptions at her residence and her festival visits. It's been completely overblown. (I mean, even by journalists who see nothing wrong with that. They too have focused on her 1% of free time, not on the 99% of hard work she has delivered in these extraordinarily challenging times.)
Потому сам живу что мне остается
How to party
She talks a good game. The question is will her actions mirror the talk. Also, I think countries can be screwed by democratic countries just as easily as autocratic countries. A country's own self-interests come before all others.
Plus all of these leaders are Freemason/Rotary Club members. ALL, including Zelenskyy. Let that sink in for a bit.
What actions are you missing, then? Taking Finland to NATO, vocal support (and 10 weapons shipments so far) for Ukraine in the EU Council? Increasing Finland's spending on high tech R&D, the education reform? Striking a new visa deal with Japan this May? She actually walks the walk. The track record is there already (but alas, mostly in Finnish, and only in the official publications, because the media nowadays...).
It's been something of a surprise how patriotic as a leader she turned out to be. The support for Ukraine is part and parcel of that. Every Russian tank blown up there is one less Finland has to face.
@@yksvaan1690 if you only understood the real war being played out right in front of everyone’s eyes. Know you enemy.
Well, guess what, Sana Marin learned well after today's dirt biting defeat. She's truly finland's Jacinda😂😂😂
i live in africa in rwanda
А шоб мы ,двача счастливы в той солидарности и чести были как есть
She's so awesome and beautiful, and Finland is awesome too for choosing her
I love you prime minister sanna marin.❤️❤️❤️
Usually when your at war with someone killing is part of that game.
And if conventional war happens, looking at Russia's military performance in Ukraine, and the fact that in the event Finland's nice border becomes a 800 mile stretch of deep minefield and artillery targeting ground... the odds are Finland actually beating it even before you factor in the armoured units, the air force (Hornets with plenty JASSM cruise missiles), and the rest.
She saw first hand the results of the killing in Bucha and Irpin when she visited Ukraine on May. In Kyiv meeting Zelensky they signed a framework agreement that Finland takes charge of rebuilding Ukraine's education system when they have won the war. Forward looking.
Her government just sent their 10th arms shipment to Ukraine. She knows what they are for. In other news, the Lapua ammunition factory also making excellent 155mm shells has been working three shifts since March....
@@yksvaan1690 winning the war lol.
@@billytollerton4220 You're not looking at the big picture. Putin is already needing to throw people out of high-rise buildings. If a war drags on, even without others jumping in (and Russia always needs to look south as well), there's going to be plenty of second guessing going on in Kremlin. Isn't this pretty basic stuff?
@@yksvaan1690 were are you getting your info from or should that be propaganda.
@@billytollerton4220 Multiple news sources for some decades now. I mean, I didn't say anything outstanding there, did I? It's common knowledge, rather.
Think NZ has caved on whatever public glory laurels they had but forgot to maintain it.
No saving face for their "PC" country and uncommonly straight to the point in answering a question.
She's an incredibly intelligent leader. She single-handedly puts many party leaders to absolute shame....holy crap.
Very strong stance towards justice and fighting injustice with Ukraine.....
What happened man.
Be true to who you are and to the decisions you make to be a strong leader.
The only reasons why some others in the globe are a threat for that strength is because they're making those strong decisions for the WRONG reasons.
Jacinda Ardern?
There’s nothing to be learned unless there’s a huge inconvenient surplus in the state’s economy. (From a Finn from Finland)
State's economy IS fine in Finland. Finland's credit rating IS AA+.
The right-wing partie on The opposition have taken cutting taxation as an elections theme, making IT possible by increasing The national debt.
The thing here is New Zealand's approx. $170m trade deficit with Finland. It can be improved -- by both countries increasing their trade. It's not a zero-sum game. Eikö niin, vai mitä mieltä olet?
@@Jklak100 Look at how Truss ended up in UK. Bank of England had to bail her out to the tune of a few tens of billions when the pound started tanking. And definitely hadn't planned on that. "Cut taxes, trickle down"... not even the high rollers believe in that shit.
Така сама душа монархия
Хорошо что бог есть
But did she meet the PM because they're a similar age? 😓🤦
I think so and also she wants to be the center of attention.
@@FIN86fi Come on, that's harsh of Ardern.
she is hotter than Jacinda
At least that girl knows how to spent money ;)
Потомушо я болею
What New Zealand can learn from Finland ? Probably some dance moves for a start.
You too, work on your routine.
What do you think the other politicians do in their leisure time?
she’s amazing, only bad thing about her is her left ideology
Idk man she's a centrist on European standards.
Fear not, she's moderate, center-left. Her party was historically the sworn arch-enemy of the subversive communists from the 1920s on; not just competing for the same working class voters but actively countering their schemes and plots, in defence of Finland's independence. Obviously that's water under the bridge now, with USSR long gone, but it's a good history.
Marin is not particularly woke, thankfully. The new trans law is moderate, based on a fundamental assumption of just two sexes. That's probably why also the main right-wing opposition party supported it in the parliament. She is more about the equality of the sexes and equal opportunity for everyone, with particular focus on education. On climate she has emphasized how it's a huge opportunity for Finland for brand new export industries. (This is actually happening as we speak. Hydrogen is shaping up to be a major sector next.) And how the worldwide effort can relieve migration pressure from the poorest countries if they stay habitable. And so on. Always a pragmatic point of view.
On economy she is a traditional social democrat, advocating for fair capitalism. This is in line with Finland's tradition of fairly strong labor unions and usually a wide consensus on wages. In a word it's a variant of the Nordic model. She has has a major emphasis on innovation and new investment. Indeed she brought up R&D in this interview too, and the major role of the private sector in it.
She advocates for work based immigration. She hasn't appeared to be too keen on relaxing Finland's fairly strict standard for residence permits let alone citizenship, or asylum grants. Finland's fairly low refugee quota of about 1200 a year focuses explicitly on the most vulnerable: young women and orphan children. Nobody wants the situation we have readily seen in Sweden for years. (Then again, Ukrainian refugees have been a notable exception to the policy. Over 50 000 have been welcomed with comparatively open arms.)
I'm not sure where her "leftist" reputation comes from, actually. In Finnish debate it always seems to go back to one set of answers in a newspaper ahead of the 2015 election, and those were kind of provocative questions to begin with. he has proven to be a moderate first as multiple time chairman of the city council of her hometown Tampere, and then as the PM.
She was the main driver for Finland's NATO application, and had a non-trivial impact last April on Sweden accelerating their schedule to match Finland's. That's not what an leftist would have done... It's fairly obvious she has been in favor of Finland's NATO membership at least since the evacuation from Afghanistan -- Finland had active troops there alla along, and with the embassy more than 400 local partners were rescued too -- if not earlier. She has talked about how she begun to see in her EU27 work how NATO is always an extra dimension to the Council, the table where the most important decisions on security are made, how it's not just a passive alliance but an active and useful player.
So the ideology part is more nuanced than you'd first think. 🙃
@@yksvaan1690 thanks, really good explanation 👍
@@beckylancaster2947 Thanks!
@@yksvaan1690 Aijaa
💡 swich ~ light ~ plase
Как не дороботала и на иначе как с доработками наперед
I’m stunned at how she has maintained her gaze for the entire 10 minutes of the interview. Weird
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Massive debts and healthcare is degrading fast. That is what Sanna Marin offers.
Massive debts appear in southern Europe.
Healthcare was crippled by the preceding right-wing government's austerity policies that didn't start any economic growth. Marin inherited a time bomb and the region-based reform is a real attempt at solving the problem. How successful, too early to tell, but clearly a focus of her government. And you're calling EU average debt level (70%) a problem because that's the main opposition party's only elections theme. (The other one has, unsurprisingly, immigration doom and gloom. When Marin's government has been stricter on it than the preceding right-wing government...)
She's building a wall... good for her!
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Oh Sanna I know we have a history of putting Russians in to our soil, but you were reffering to live ones so it's "on our soil"
Nowadays we prefer "stationed" as more polite
"Stationed, how many?"
"Maybe 200,000"
"Stationed where?"
"On Finland's border"
"Stationed how?"
"Six feet under"
Two women who love the attention but offer no real solutions and more problems
Isn't that what most women do? 😏
The interviewer is a man. Visit an optician.