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The tabloid Iltalehti reports that Finland may impose even tighter restrictions on real estate purchases by foreign entities.

Or they didnt know at the time, whether they were explosives attached. and the debris field is seven miles long. so you can understand why the president had to give due consideration to the risk on the ground. when youre talking about the aleutian islands are talking about a very sparsely populated area. but you can go seven miles without running into any kind of a home or business. so i want to understand a little bit better why they didnt make that decision over the pacific but felt comfortabl...

The Foreign Affairs Ministry and President Sauli Niinistö also shot down the proposal a few days after the PM's office announced it.

According to Yle's information, the Office of the Prime Minister has proposed establishing the position ahead of Finland's future membership of Nato.

Bittium Wireless has been awarded a new purchase order to deliver its handheld and vehicular radios for the Finnish Defence Forces.

In our assessment, targeted sanctions on Iran are more likely to have an impact than is designating the IRGC as a terrorist entity.

The more "degraded" Russia's military becomes, the more likely it is to use shadowy tools like sabotage and cyber attacks, a former intel officer said.

In his maiden communication with the three defence forces, new Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan has asked the Army, Navy and Air Force to make a move ahead towards the creation of integrated theatre commands.

The European Union, United States and NATO say the Nord Stream pipeline leaks appear to have been caused by sabotage.

Sweden finds new leak in Russian gas pipeline