The Estonian interior minister narrowly survived a no-confidence vote Tuesday after he mocked the new Finnish prime minister, calling her a "sales girl." Mart Helme, the chairman of the Estonian Conservative People’s Party, took a swipe at Finland’s Prime Minister Sanna Marin during a radio interview on Sunday, ridiculing her and her party. He also called Marin’s Social Democratic Party “red” and alleged that it was out to “liquidate” Finland with its policies. “If someone has misunderstood it … then indeed I want to say that I am offering my apology to the prime minister of Finland,” he added. His most recent remarks led to the collapse of Estonia’s three-party coalition government led by Prime Minister Juri Ratas.

Source: Fox News December 17, 2019 16:07 UTC