In the past six weeks, Finland and Sweden’s security policies have changed more than they have over the past six decades. In much of what they do, the two countries come as a couple and were militarily neutral during the Cold War – but their defence cooperation has only deepened since Russia’s invasion of Crimea in 2014.
Fredrik Erixon
Is this the birth of a Nordic Nato?
Finland and Sweden are shifting away from neutrality

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