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Eilís Quinn

Finland, Sweden boost security in North with new police cooperation agreement

An agreement between Finland and Sweden to enhance police cooperation in their shared northern border areas officially came into effect on February 1. The new agreement aims to improve response times and prevent serious crimes in the northern border regions.

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