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To fight in the unforgiving Arctic, US Army snipers take lessons from "The White Death" of the Winter War.

Here is a selection of what the international press has published about Finland in the last week: Britain looks to Finland for a nuclear waste solution Finland establishing the world’s first underground storage facility for spent nuclear fuel, was covered in an article by The Times on March 30.

IN a small Finnish town on the border with Russia, just 20 miles of forest lie between the Lapland Border Guard and Putin's blood-thirsty troops.The m

Ivalo on the Finnish border with Russia, is preparing to go to war with Putin.

Soldiers learn to survive and fight in the cold in Black Rapids, approximately 40 miles south of Delta Junction in the Alaska Range.

Hard times reveal character. For those who lived through the Great Depression, honor and patriotism meant sacrificing for the nation. By coming together with compassion for others, Americans showed the depth of the human spirit. Their stories of resilience and faith in the face of adversity continue to inspire us today.

What should the next steps be in the war? Europe's press weighs up the current situation and looks to the future.

Initially, Ukraine surprised the world with its stalwart defence and managed to regain some of its territory, also thanks to Western military aid. What are the prospects now?

Making compromises in a brutal conflict like the Russo-Ukrainian War is painful and difficult. But the relentless bloodshed must finally be put to an end.

With the rapid bursts of blizzards and winds in Northeastern Connecticut this time of year, the battle against snow seems almost unwinnable. Even armed with a shovel, courage and a lot of caffeine, it’s incredibly difficult to clear away snow when it seemingly reappears quicker than you can shovel it away.