CLEAN : NATO: Finland reached a "good deal" with Turkey, expert says

The transcript discusses NATO's impending invitation to Sweden and Finland, highlighting Finland's primary objective in the negotiations. It notes the public's positive reaction to the agreement and outlines future expectations. The text also addresses Turkey's influence on the process, emphasizing Finland's commitment to maintaining its policies, particularly regarding extraditions. Finally, it touches on the accession protocol and the potential for political dynamics if Turkey chooses to politicize the issue.

What was the primary goal of Finland in the NATO negotiations?

• To ensure Sweden's membership

• To secure its own membership

• To change NATO's policies

• To exclude Turkey from NATO

How did people react to the agreement regarding NATO membership?

• They were disappointed

• They were indifferent

• They were jubilant

• They were confused

What is Finland's stance on policy changes in response to Turkish concerns?

• Finland will ignore Turkish concerns

• Finland will make major changes

• Finland will not make major changes

• Finland will change its legal system

On what basis will Finland make decisions related to extraditions?

• Political criteria

• Economic criteria

• Legal criteria

• Social criteria

What must happen before Sweden and Finland's NATO memberships become a reality?

• NATO must dissolve

• Finland must withdraw its application

• Sweden must change its policies

• Turkey must ratify the accession protocol