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Sweden and Finland have now stated they WILL join NATO. What are the implications of this? How did we get here? Here's a troubling analysis of the situation.
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Putin warns Finland has 'made a mistake' after country's president tells him they WILL join NATO – despite Russian threat it could wipe them and Britain out in SECONDS with nukes - as Lavrov says 'total hybrid war' has been declared
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Finnish city has 500 bunkers where the entire population of 600,000 people can shelter from the fallout of nuclear war for months
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Hours after Moscow warned there would be retaliation for Helsinki's announcement that it is applying for NATO membership, Finnish media reports that the Kremlin threatened to cut the country off from Russian gas by Friday.
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Finland and Sweden are now openly talking about joining NATO. This comes despite Russian Pres. Putin's threats of swift military retaliation.
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While meeting with lawmakers in Sweden on Thursday, a top Finnish parliament foreign affairs official informed the country's allies that Finland is likely to submit formal application to NATO within the coming weeks.
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Finland and Sweden are moving ahead on separate tracks to quickly move ahead to join NATO.
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The prime ministers of Sweden and Finland, Magdalena Andersson and Sanna Marin, both signaled Wednesday that they will likely be applying for membership in NATO.
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Swedish media is announcing that the Scandinavian country has made the decision to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, in a move that is sure to outrage Putin - and which could trigger serious repercussions after repeat threats from Moscow a
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Last weekend saw Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin signal a complete reversal of policy direction, saying that a "new security environment" in Europe brought on by Russia's invasion of Ukraine means the country has to rethink its long-standing pol
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Last weekend saw Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin signal a complete reversal of policy direction, saying that a "new security environment" in Europe brought on by Russia's invasion of Ukraine means the country has to rethink its long-standing pol
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Finland says it could join NATO despite pressure from Russia as tensions grow over possible invasion of Ukraine
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Pictured: The jaw-dropping 295ft-tall fox drawn on a snow-covered frozen lake in Finland by one man using a shovel
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Helsinki-based architectural firm Studio Puisto has recently completed the first of 25 tiny tree-top cabins. Located in the highlands of Kivijärvi, close to the Salamajärvi National Park in Finland, the striking cabin is the first addition to a new
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How Finland Balances Climate Change and Economic Growth One of the world's best-funded welfare states is starting to crack as the fallout of the coronavirus triggers mass unemployment.
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--under plans drawn up by 34-year-old prime minister Sanna Marin Sanna Marin, 34, said it would allow workers to spend more time with family In Finland currently it is normal to work eight hours per day, five days per week Sweden trialled six-hour
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The Nordic nation launched the 6-week "Elements of AI" course last year as a means of educating their citizens on the revolutionary new technology.
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A new study from scientists in Finland found "practically no anthropogenic [man-made] climate change" and explained that man's role in increased carbon dioxide is less than 10%. A team at the Kobe University in Japan expanded that research and
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Finland's government has collapsed just weeks before the general election. New socialist and communist reforms have failed due to the rising costs of healthcare.
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The Finnish Police investigates a video published recently in social media by the vigilante group 'Soldiers of Odin' that announces a "hunt" for rapists and pedophiles.
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Property has nine piers, a helipad and enough housing to accommodate a small army
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In this video, Luke Rudkowski is joined by Jason Bermas to discuss the upcoming summit with Putin in Helsinki, Finland after the NATO summit over the weekend in Europe where he was met with protests in both London and Scotland. As Trump goes to HELLs
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Despite an ongoing investigation by the Nordic nation's equality ombudsman's office into whether a woman-only business classifies as illegal discrimination, the "Supershe" island oasis is scheduled to open "as planned."
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Technocrats around the world have been pushing for Universal Basic Income in order to offset the jobs to be lost to the robot revolution. Finland experimented with UBI and has now abandoned the project. The pros and cons are finally being revealed.
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A routine trip to check the mail took an unexpected turn for Mika Ruusunen in November 2016. "I opened it and I didn't understand it at all, so I gave it to my wife and asked her what the heck is this," Ruusunen said.
