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Share this article Share this article OTTAWA, ON, Feb. 23, 2021 /CNW/ - "It is in the shared interest of the United States and Canada to revitalize and expand our historic alliance and steadfast friendship to overcome the daunting challenges of today and realize the full potential of the relationship into the future. The Roadmap for a Renewed U.S.-Canada Partnership announced today establishes a blueprint for an ambitious and whole-of- government effort against the COVID-19 pandemic and in support of our mutual prosperity. It creates a partnership on climate change, advances global health sec...

About us The Finnish Defence Forces secures Finland’s territorial integrity, the livelihood and basic rights of its population and the freedom of action of the government, as well as defends the rule of law with military force if an armed attack or a corresponding external threat is directed at Finland. The tasks of the Defence Forces are: the military defence of Finland, including: a) monitoring the land and sea areas of Finland and its airspace and ensuring the country’s territorial integrity; b)securing the livelihood and basic rights of the population and the freedom of action of the ...

50 Years of Training and Collaboration for Keeping the Peace Defence Forces International Centre FINCENT 11.10.2019 12.09 Press release The Finnish crisis management training that originated from the needs of the United Nations’ peacekeeping activities has, in 50 years, evolved into highly networked and acclaimed comprehensive crisis management expertise, represented by the Finnish Defence Forces International Centre and its partners. As a trainer of command and expert personnel FINCENT both ...

“The PM, for the first time in his second tenure, will address the CCC and is likely to give directions to the armed forces to be prepared to meet all challenges with greater integration among themselves in a cost-effective manner,” said a senior official.

NEW DELHI: The country’s first Maritime Theatre Command (MTC) is set to take concrete shape by next year, with its commander-in-chief having full operational control over the western and eastern naval fleets, maritime strike fighter jets and transport aircraft, two amphibious infantry brigades and coastal patrol vessels. The MTC will be the first new “geographical” theatre command to be created as part of the biggest-ever military restructuring plan to build an integrated land-air-sea war-fighting machinery for greater combat punch in a more cost-effective manner. Top defence sources ...