This famous ‘spy whale’ likes people. That could be a problem
New York Times: Hvaldimir seems to be lost and swimming in the wrong direction.
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Turkey’s president says he will back Finland’s Nato bid
Sweden still out in cold, over Erdogan's soft on "terrorism" claims.
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Deadly wave of Russian attacks on Ukraine
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Finland is teaching students how to spot fake news
New York Times: Here’s what other countries can learn from its success.
Nato commits to future Ukraine membership, drums up aid
War-torn Ukraine will one day become a member of the world’s largest security alliance.
Greta Thunberg, Swedish activists sue state over climate policies
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Swedish parties make deal to govern with hard-right support
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Oat milk firm stirs up sales in South Korea
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Finland boosts security at Russia border with amended law
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls Putin "terrorist", asks UN to expel Russia.
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'Returning' territories: Putin speech puts neighbours on edge
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Nato eyes 'historic' opportunity to expand alliance to Sweden, Finland
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Nato talks stall with Finland and Sweden
Nato envoys failed to reach a consensus with Finland and Sweden, diplomats say.
Finland, Sweden submit Nato membership application
The application submitted today must now be weighed by the 30 member countries.
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Sweden and Finland to make Nato applications on 'historic' day for Nordics
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