From Zohran Mamdani TikToks to Finland’s former Prime Minister, students in “Media Literacy: What to Read and Believe in the ...
The former Finnish prime minister who was ousted from office a year after being filmed partying in raunchy home-videos has no plans to seek re-election for the foreseeable future, she revealed while ...
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Would you rather a four day work week or a six hour work day?
After Finland's former PM Sanna Marin called for more work-life balance, we asked people which they'd pick: a four day work ...
Prime Minister Scott Morrison delivered a speech saying Australians are 'soul and spirit', and said the new bill will protect people from being marginalised based on their faith. Australia will send ...
Sanna Marin is going from the House of Parliament to the Soho House, as the former Prime Minister of Finland has signed with talent management firm Range Media Partners. Marin sparked global media ...
Former Finnish prime minister Sanna Marin, who was one of Europe’s youngest leaders and a strong voice in supporting Ukraine, said Thursday she’s quitting politics and will join a London-based ...
"If I had waited for a permission from others to take my stands, I would still be waiting” - Sanna Marin Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin arrives at Yankee Stadium as New York University celebrates ...
Finland’s outgoing prime minister announced Wednesday that she is divorcing her husband — just a few months after she came under fire for partying on the job and dancing “intimately” with another man.
Finish Prime Minister Sanna Marin was ousted in Sunday’s parliamentary election. The left-leaning 37-year-old Helsinki native’s Social Democratic party received 19.9% of the vote in an election where ...
Losing an election on Sunday and thus set to depart office, Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin deserves American salutations. Her tenure ends with Finland set to join NATO on Tuesday. Marin has ...
Sanna Marin, leader of the Social Democrats, speaks to members of the media after an early vote tally at the Parliament Building in Helsinki, Finland, on Sunday, April 2, 2023. Photo:Roni ...
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