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NATO and Finnish officials told Newsweek it is unlikely, but possible, that Helsinki could help host the alliances nuclear deterrent.

Foreign Ministry Under-Secretary Kai Sauer told Newsweek that Russian frontier troops redeployed to Ukraine have suffered "severe casualties."

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Shaping Global Cybersecurity - A call for action to promote responsible State behaviour and capacity-building

A call for action to promote responsible State behaviour and capacity-building France and Germany organized on September 23rd 2022 a ministerial (…)

France and Germany organized on September 23rd 2022 a ministerial meeting, on the occasion of the 77th United Nations General Assembly High-Level Week, on the topic “Shaping Global Cybersecurity : A…

"Our Turkish colleagues have expressed security concerns, terrorism in particular," Kai Sauer, a senior Finnish official told EUobserver, referring to Turkey's objection to Swedish and Finnish Nato membership on claims they harbour Kurdish separatists. "W...

A top Finnish diplomat tells CBS News his country would bolster the transatlantic alliance, but even without membership, Finland has its own "credible deterrence."

When NATO was founded in 1949, governments in Western Europe and North America viewed it as a means of collective security against the military might of the Soviet Union and its allies. But throughout the Cold War, there were two notable countries that bucked the calls to join: Sweden and Finland.