More Nordic cooperation needed to face a more aggressive Russia
The security situation in the Nordics has underscored the growing need for deeper cooperation between the Nordic countries, especially in light of Russia’s increasingly aggressive actions. While Finland and Sweden’s recent NATO membership has strengthened the region’s defense, experts believe that further integration and collaboration among Nordic nations is essential for ensuring long-term security. The topic is one of many key issues to be discussed at the upcoming Arctic Security Conference – “Linking the North American and European Arctics,” which will take place in Oslo, Norway on September 12 – 13.
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