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They adopted that policy after the cold war. then, they became nato partners. that means that theyre officially �*non—aligned. but they can take part in military exercises like this as well as exchange intelligence. lets hearfrom one historian on what would change if they became fully fledged members. finland and certainly sweden as nato members would have a huge military boost with notjust military establishments, but also with their territory, the fact that they are physically big territor...

Rhi routinely exchange intelligence. so one thing is what can be said on the street an entirely different thing is what governments are doing to cooperate and to work together. >> okay. so when the presidents meet today, what do you think will be said behind closed doors? >> well, number one is im sure that behind doors, american officials are really questioning whether president calderons strategy is really working. wikileaks released the cable and the mexican security agencies dont cooperate. ...