The visit was hosted by Finnish President Alexander Stubb and First Lady Suzanne Innes-Stubb and began with a welcoming ceremony in the courtyard ... adding that he admires Finland's decisions to join ...

The Canadian Armed Forces face this challenge on a larger scale. Its soldiers are almost entirely based outside of the Arctic ...

In the past year, Russia and China have edged their way further into the Arctic, attracted by the shiver of a weak flank in the Nato security ... of a giant Canadian flag and a snowmobile, he ...

You’re gambling with World War III!” On the advice of people he trusts, Zelensky has mostly avoided talking about the episode ...

The field of battle, where at least 125 Ukrainians had died, was now festooned with flags, some of which read, “Ukraine or Death.” As we waited for the ceremony to begin, I walked over to a ...

Just two years after joining NATO and forging an alliance with the United States, Finland finds itself compelled to consider alternative plans to ensure its security. The air in Helsinki is heavy with ...

Finland, which joined Nato in April 2023, has a border of more than 800 miles with Russia and applied to join the military alliance shortly after Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

COPENHAGEN - Finland's President Alexander Stubb said on Monday that he had not yet heard from anyone serious in the United States administration that the U.S. would withdraw from NATO.

Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said a fundamentally changed security environment in Europe prompted the decision by Finland – a NATO member bordering Russia – to pull out of the 1997 Ottawa Treaty.