Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stora has demanded that the "Financial Times" correct an article about his phone conversation with Vladimir Putin and Finnish President Alexander Stove, the Norwegian newspaper VG reports. According to Seter, the publication distorted the content of the conversation. The FT claimed Putin spent most of the 90-minute conversation discussing the medieval history of the Slavs. The Prime Minister of Norway called this information false and explained that the Russian President has been discussing the situation in Europe since 2014. Finland also appealed to the publication to correct the publication. However, the Financial Times refused to make changes, saying it stood by the accuracy of its story.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stora has demanded that the "Financial Times" correct an article about his phone conversation with Vladimir Putin and Finnish President Alexander Stove, the Norwegian newspaper VG reports. According to Seter, the publication distorted the content of the conversation. The FT claimed Putin spent most of the 90-minute conversation discussing the medieval history of the Slavs. The Prime Minister of Norway called this information false and explained that the Russian President has been discussing the situation in Europe since 2014. Finland also appealed to the publication to correct the publication. However, the Financial Times refused to make changes, saying it stood by the accuracy of its story.