Description:
Armando Mema, a Finnish politician, tells Glenn Diesen that Finland's post-war neutrality has been replaced by NATO's longest front toward Russia, a 1,340 km border.
He became widely known after Finnish police arrested him at an anti-war protest within seconds of Ursula von der Leyen saying such protesters would be jailed in Moscow in two minutes.
He became widely known after Finnish police arrested him at an anti-war protest within seconds of Ursula von der Leyen saying such protesters would be jailed in Moscow in two minutes.
Timeline:
00:00:00 The shift in Finland's neutrality
00:06:13 NATO membership and its consequences
00:12:52 Nuclear weapons and Finnish security
00:18:24 The role of Finland in international diplomacy
00:23:39 Economic impacts of NATO membership
00:30:02 The polarization of public discourse
00:43:52 The future of Finnish politics and neutrality