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Finland 'will formally announce its NATO membership bid on May 12 with Sweden to follow days later' - Vimarsana News

Finland 'will formally announce its NATO membership bid on May 12 with Sweden to follow days later'

President Sauli Niinisto will announce his approval for the country to join the Western defence alliance a week on Thursday, government insiders have said.

Russia Warns of Nuclear Conflict if Finland, Sweden Join NATO - Vimarsana News

Russia Warns of Nuclear Conflict if Finland, Sweden Join NATO

Russia has warned NATO that if Sweden and Finland joined the military alliance then the Kremlin would have to bolster its nuclear defences in the Baltic

Finnish and Swedish leaders to hold joint press conference on NATO membership | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Finnish and Swedish leaders to hold joint press conference on NATO membership | News | DW

The meeting in Stockholm comes less than two months after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which has altered the regional security picture in Scandinavia.

Source: dw.com
Finland risks Russia's ire with Nato membership debate - Vimarsana News

Finland risks Russia's ire with Nato membership debate

Rattled by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Finland will kickstart a debate Wednesday that could lead to seeking Nato membership, a move that would infuriate Mosco

Now Sweden will apply for NATO membership as Scandinavian neighbour Finland opens debate on alliance - Vimarsana News

Now Sweden will apply for NATO membership as Scandinavian neighbour Finland opens debate on alliance

The assault on Ukraine sparked a dramatic U-turn in public and political opinion in Finland and neighbouring Sweden regarding their long-held policies of military non-alignment.