NATO Deploys Frigates Against Suspected Sabotage Zoltán Kottász January 15, 2025 Mark Rutte: “We have seen elements of a campaign to destabilise our societies.”
Suspected Shadow Fleet Tanker Investigated for Baltic Power Cable ‘Sabotage’ Zoltán Kottász January 3, 2025 Finland points the finger at Russia, but so far has no hard evidence.
“Our border law is the toughest in Europe and I hope it will serve as a model for other countries”: An Interview with Sebastian Tynkkynen Álvaro Peñas December 3, 2024 Finland is going to end economic aid to Somalia because Somalia refuses to take back its illegal immigrants.
Finland Suspends Foreign Aid to Somalia Over Refusal To Take Back Refugees Graham Barnfield November 21, 2024 MEP suggests this could be a model for the wider EU.
Sabotage Not Ruled Out in Break of Communications Cable in Baltic Sea Christina Holmgren-Larson November 18, 2024 “It raises suspicions when a cable breaks, prompting questions about why it happened,” says cybersecurity expert.
A Blackmailer’s Charter: Sweden and Finland Push for Rule-of-Law Clause in EU Farm Subsidies Tamás Orbán September 24, 2024 The Scandinavian countries want the EU’s ideological weapon to be a “general feature in all areas of the EU budget.”
Finland Detains Trio Suspected of Islamic State Involvement TEC News / AFP September 16, 2024 Police said the alleged offences were “not common at all” in the country.
Finnish Parliament Passes New Border Control Legislation TEC News July 12, 2024 Interior minister calls for EU-level laws combating instrumentalized migration
Finland Considers Tough New Border Law Amid Tensions With Russia Tristan Vanheuckelom June 11, 2024 Lawmakers accuse Russia of encouraging a huge influx of migrants across the 1,340 km border last year.
Russia Incites Fear It May Invade Baltics Bridget Ryder May 23, 2024 Russia’s intentions in planning to adjust its water borders in the Baltic Sea remain unclear.
