Sweden, along with Finland, is a member of the Arctic Council, an organization overseeing the northernmost parts of the world whose members include Russia, Canada and the United States.

Sweden and Finland Give NATO an Arctic Opportunity. Shipping routes and hydrocarbons beckon as Russia is distracted by its Ukraine misadventure. July 13, 2023 at 12:00 AM EDT.

Sweden and Finland are set formally to end decades of neutrality and join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), in a historic breakthrough for the alliance that deals a blow to Russian ...

Sweden and Finland inched closer to joining NATO on Tuesday as ambassadors for all 30 member nations signed accession protocols for the two Nordic states to join the alliance. "This is truly an ...

Sweden and Finland became official partners of Nato in 1994 and have since become major contributors to the alliance. They have taken part in several Nato missions since the end of the Cold War.

Sweden and Finland are set formally to end decades of neutrality and join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), in a historic breakthrough for the alliance that deals a blow to Russian ...

NATO ally Turkey lifted its veto over Finland and Sweden's bid to join the Western alliance on Tuesday after the three nations agreed to protect each other's security, ending a weeks-long drama ...

Finland joined NATO on April 3, 2023. Finland has allowed U.S. troops to have access to 15 military areas and facilities across the Nordic country. Sweden's submarines will give NATO an underwater ...

STORY: If Sweden joins NATO, it's going to help the military alliance address its vulnerabilities in northern Europe. This is one of the key reasons why: the country's world-leading submarine ...

Sweden and Finland Are Joining NATO. Here’s What They Bring to the Alliance. The two Scandinavian countries have thousands of highly trained troops and tanks, subs, and advanced weaponry.

HELSINKI — Finland and Sweden have adopted a common “future ally” approach with Turkey in an attempt to fast-track their NATO membership — something hindered by the Ankara government.