After three decades of military non-alignment, Finland joined NATO this Tuesday, April 4. The invasion of Ukraine by Russia upset security in Europe and reshuffled the cards, pushing Finland and Sweden to want to join the protective umbrella of NATO. The analysis of the stakes of this historic turning point with Louis Clerc, professor of contemporary history at the University of Turku in Finland.
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Finland member of NATO: “A new possibility of cooperation with the Nordic countries”
