Finland’s defence minister takes paternity leave

Finland’s defence minister takes paternity leave
Antti Kaikkonen (AP)

Finland’s defence minister has claimed two months’ paternity leave.

Although Antti Kaikkonen’s move comes amid the biggest regional security crisis in decades, and with Finland waiting to join Nato, Finns who are used to family-oriented social policies are largely unconcerned.

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