“Fewer and fewer are taking principled positions arguing in favor of the monarchy, including in Parliament where its future is debated every session,” explains Kristin Clemet, a prominent public intellectual.
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In an exclusive interview, Finnish Ambassador to NATO Klaus Korhonen discusses what’s next for Helsinki’s NATO accession process; Russia and Ukraine, as well as arms control and disarmament.
A common misperception about Norway is that it is very expensive to visit, explains CEO of the Norwegian Hospitality Association Kristin Kron Devold in a wide-ranging interview.
U.S. President Joe Biden potentially made a strategic mistake when he framed the struggle for Ukraine as a battle between democracy and autocracy. In doing so, he did America’s main rival, China, an unintended favor, argues James M. Dorsey.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has blown new life into Turkey’s vision of a Turkic world that stretches from Anatolia to Xinjiang in north-western China.
Norwegian Ambassador to NATO Øystein Bø discusses what’s next for the military alliances and the growing threat from Russia and China.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was warmly received in Washington where he was accorded a rare honor to address a Joint Session of Congress.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced Germany to dramatically reconsider its defense policies, including the country’s role within Europe.
Many observers are speculating whether Finland and Sweden will be joining NATO because of the growing threat Russia’s war in Ukraine presents to the Nordic countries.
Although no military doctrine exists for Nordic security, yet a political document entitled Vision 2025 was adopted in 2009 by Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland.