Jens Stoltenberg | Podcast | In Good Company | Norges Bank Investment Management
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- Jens Stoltenberg: Navigating global security, crisis leadership, and staying calm under pressure
In this episode, we are honored to welcome Jens Stoltenberg, who recently concluded his tenure after ten years as Secretary General of NATO. He has had a long, impactful career within Norwegian politics, including serving as Prime Minister for a total of nine years. Jens shares his unique insights on global security challenges, the importance of strong alliances, and the evolving geopolitical landscape. From discussing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine to reflecting on how the world has shifted during his time at NATO, Jens offers thoughtful perspectives on leadership, decision-making, compromise, and his deep belief in the power of collaboration.
In Good Company is hosted by Nicolai Tangen, CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management. New episode out every Wednesday.
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one of the best thing norway have done is this podcast in english. we want a mainstream international norway.
Mad respect to Jens from Poland. Love this guy, he was great leader of NATO. I also enjoy his accent xD
This is the least expected podcast, and includes two of the most influential men in Norway. This is Amazing 😃💪🏻
It was a really great conversation. As with previous episodes, the host did a lot of preparation for the questions, especially by reading the interviewee's book twice. This is why Nicolai's podcast has quickly become one of my favorites this year. The only downside of the show is the strong "it's all the other side's fault" narrative, and Nicolai didn't challenge this perspective with questions from other angles. Anyway, thanks for another great podcast.
A podcat made very well..with a certaing guests, and almost every of them with a good and understandebale way of comunicate.....bravo
Excellent interview !
Tangen treffer blinken igjen med et veldig godt intervju. Alltid hyggelig å høre fra Jens, selv om det er tøffe temaer som krigen i Ukraina.
he is a good leader i will give him that
Genuine badass.
i don't like nato at all but i gotta give it to jens that he was a great leader for nato
he is a criminal, Jen is scum
How so?
great
Thanks
Elvis Costello's song "I want you"...... 😳🙄
Norway got energy and cold climate, huge Oil Fund that they invest who knows where instead of building AI/datacenter hub of the world, lost opportunity, big thanks to Jens and state run capitalism.
My comment about AI was genocidally and offensively censored.... 22:59
I wish for questions on india
I am interested in finding out how the Scandinavians managed to build a quality social system and avoid brutal liberal capitalism. I expected a much more rational and balanced analysis now that he is no longer in office and paid by NATO, but he seems not to be interested in what the peoples of Europe want and are increasingly voting in elections.
Good interview but Stoltenberg does not say anything that is not just common sense.
It is really hard to tell if Stoltenberg is stupid, hypocritical or evil (or all). The two assumptions that he made, as he has been saying the same all the time, that 1) Ukraine was a free and democratic country and 2) Putin has the ambition to take over Ukraine and later to conquer other parts of Europe, are simply the most ridiculous ever.
Overrated...
Invite Viktor Orban
Interesting interview. But the hunting... very disappointing. Dear Jens, next time you go to a forrest you better take a camera instead of a gun. It's so sad, so pointless... taking an innocent life... :( You really don't have to kill anyone. Tat tvam asi. Think about it, thank you.
Yep, a bit shocking for me too. I didn't know he killed animals. I thought he's more sensible, empathiethic. Disappointing and sad indeed 😟
Unless you are a vegan, or even a vegetarian, from an ideological standpoint, this is such nonsense. If you are a meateater and actually eat what you hunt, how is (regulated) hunting worse than supporting the industrial meat industry? PS: I dont hunt myself.
@@Gorrhyse I have been vegan for over 20 years. Ethical reasons. The problem is that most ppl don't recognise that an animal is a subject not an object. And about hunters... it's just so hard to understand how one can kill another just like that, for no reason. Some ppl eat animals but they say they couldn't kill the animal themselves, and a hunter makes the decision with cold blood - heart and brain switched off. That's so scary and sad, as if there was not enough violence in this world. Oh, well... It's just my little disappointment. Life's taught me not to demand much from ppl. You can only demand from yourself.
Definitely not a fan of Jens Stoltenberg.
Nato power
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