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Finlands president warned Helsinki could face invasion and a barrage of cyber attacks if it attempts to join NATO. Russia said it would respond with political and military consequences

If Winston Churchill were here — and some of us saw him, or his latest incarnation, this month, addressing the U.S. Congress on the plight of his beleaguered and besieged

When Vladimir Putin sent in troops, few predicted Ukraine's government would still be functioning by now - let alone in control of Kyiv

Those behind evil works need to be justly punished. Those who have enabled criminals and allowed them to remain in control of the state through their actions or inaction must offer compensation for the physical and moral damages of the war. Homes can be rebuilt, while lives cannot be reclaimed, Meelis Kiili writes.

In Finland, there is a desire to protect national security and ensure press freedom.

One of the most striking features of Vladimir Putin’s annexation of Ukraine’s Crimea and his promotion of Russian secessionist movements in Donbas in 2014 was the prominent, independent and divided reaction of Russian nationalists to those events. Many Russian nationalists, of course, supported the Kremlin leader’s agenda and even went to Ukraine to fight for it. Still, others opposed his …

Finland has historically remained pessimistic about joining NATO despite a hostile and tense relationship with Russia.

These brews are best served hot -- flaming hot.

BERLIN — Ukrainian and Russian negotiators are reportedly getting closer to a deal that would end the Russian invasion.

The Winter War of 1939-1940 saw Finlands forces use innovative tactics to defy Russias hopes for a quick, emphatic victory. Pictured: Soviet troops who had been taken prisoner by Finnish forces.