
Lithuania Opens Door to NATO Nuclear Weapons in Major Policy Shift
The move follows Finland’s decision to remove its own nuclear restrictions, bringing both countries closer to NATO’s nuclear deterrence policy.

The move follows Finland’s decision to remove its own nuclear restrictions, bringing both countries closer to NATO’s nuclear deterrence policy.

A fresh regional headache begins as tensions between Finland and Russia unsettle their shared border arrangements.

Likely adding to tensions with NATO, Minsk’s defence ministry has described its military as training to deliver nuclear munitions—and preparing for their possible use alongside Russian forces.

By September 2025, more than 300 financial institutions were backing companies linked to nuclear arms.

“Pyongyang must immediately halt its successive missile provocations,” thunders South Korea’s defence ministry.