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November 22, 2022
The defence ministers of Finland, Norway and Sweden signed an updated statement of intent on Tuesday in Oslo that prioritizes operations planning in the North. The three countries all share borders in the Arctic. "A central aim of this cooperation is to enhance and strengthen operations planni
November 16, 2022
In an era of climate change and increased geopolitical competition, Canada is becoming increasingly ill-equipped to respond to intensifying surveillance challenges in the Arctic, something that could have long-term effects on sovereignty if allowed to continue, said a report released Tuesday by the
August 29, 2022
A record high 880 Swedish soldiers have crossed the northern border to Finland for a week-long exercise kicking off on Monday. British troopers are also participating. Finland has invited foreign military forces for a series of military drills in the transition period to NATO membership. In July,
August 25, 2022
Prime minister, NATO secretary general to tour military radar site in Nunavut Canada's longstanding resistance to NATO involvement in the Arctic appears to be thawing as temperatures rise and Russian and Chinese activity in the region intensifies. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is hosting a visit
August 24, 2022
Finland will host the defence ministers of Norway and Sweden on Thursday to talk about the "changing security environment" facing the Nordic countries. "Sweden and Norway are very close partners for us and it is natural to discuss the change in our security environment with them," Finland's Def
August 18, 2022
Simultaneously as Russia’s Northern Fleet kicks off a larger exercise in the Barents Sea is NATO flexing muscles in the skies above northern Scandinavia showing how future military operations will look like with new members joining. These photos from Thursday are unique. Never before are images p
November 8, 2019
Jeopardizing the national security and frankly was illegal. >> enough of the argument here because i imagine there are whole lot of people think donald trump does the wrong thing a lot and did something for personal gain. to this point that is vindman and -- this was actually dangerous in the u.s. interests. ukraine does not get money because of american charity. the u.s. have been involved in for decades in terms of showing up eastern european countries. is that clear enough in this proceeding?...