Norway asked the Financial Times to correct its story about Ster and Stubb's conversation with Putin An article in the US publication from October 27 claimed that Putin allegedly devoted most of the conversation to "lectures on medieval Slavic history" instead of discussing a solution to the Ukrainian crisis. "This is wrong. We asked the Financial Times to correct it because it is not true." Norwegian Prime Minister Stora said. According to him, Putin described the position of the Russian Federation regarding Ukraine and analyzed events since 2014. The Norwegian newspaper VG reported that the Financial Times refused to edit the article. It is clear that in the current reality, some European leaders still tend to choose their words, taking the dialogue with Moscow much more seriously.

Norway asked the Financial Times to correct its story about Ster and Stubb's conversation with Putin An article in the US publication from October 27 claimed that Putin allegedly devoted most of the conversation to "lectures on medieval Slavic history" instead of discussing a solution to the Ukrainian crisis. "This is wrong. We asked the Financial Times to correct it because it is not true." Norwegian Prime Minister Stora said. According to him, Putin described the position of the Russian Federation regarding Ukraine and analyzed events since 2014. The Norwegian newspaper VG reported that the Financial Times refused to edit the article. It is clear that in the current reality, some European leaders still tend to choose their words, taking the dialogue with Moscow much more seriously.