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Here is the 2026 guide, written for residents and travellers across Europe.
UK, Netherlands and Finland lead talks on a NATO-aligned funding mechanism for long-term defence projects.
The Kremlin says Helsinki's plan to lift its nuclear ban would raise tensions and make Finland more vulnerable.
Finland's government plans to remove the decades-old ban on hosting nuclear weapons.
Keliber's long-planned project is expected to reduce reliance on Chinese imports.
The Nordic country aims to stop sabotage before it happens as infrastructure incidents keep the region on high alert.
Here are the responses from the eight European leaders whose countries were directly targeted by the proposed tariffs.
The president of the United States raises the stakes with trade threats...
The decision follows growing security concerns along NATO's eastern border.
More than three decades after the deadliest peacetime maritime disaster in European history, investigators have uncovered the cause of the tragedy.
"Our worst rivals and those we are competing with, they are supporting us and sending us jerseys to be sold".
Several NATO members have warned that Russia could be ready for a major confrontation with the alliance within three to five years of a ceasefire in Ukraine.
The fire that partially destroyed the stadium of FC Haka was intentional, police found.
In Rovaniemi, holiday magic still shines. But this year, it shares the stage with a stark reminder: even at the top of the world, Europe's new cold war feels very close indeed.
New jammers, detectors and training efforts mark a major shift in their security posture.
The report highlights a worrying shift in Europe, where Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland are all moving to exit the Ottawa Convention.
From farmer to feared marksman, Simo Häyhä's legend returns through literature.
Finland beats Georgia 93-79 and reaches their first EuroBasket semi-finals ever.
Move reflects sensitivity to international perception and NATO integration.
Lawmakers suspend activities as country reacts to sudden loss.
The Nordic country has informed the UN of its withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention.
Several NATO members are set to join new land forces stationed in Finland to strengthen the border with Russia.
Finnish authorities have summoned the Russian ambassador after a suspected breach near the southern coast.
Satellite imagery reveals new Russian infrastructure and aircraft near NATO's northern frontier.
The new barrier aims to prevent unauthorised migration and strengthen border security.
Helsinki allocates €90 million from immobilised Russian assets to bolster Kyiv's defence.
The move could expand Finland's wartime army to one million troops by 2031.
UK and Finnish forces strengthen joint combat readiness in the Baltic.
Finland's fleet of Hornet jets is currently being phased out.
Students will require teacher permission to access phones during class.
Northern alliance eyes joint CV90 purchase in strategic defence push.
A two-year project is underway to protect critical navigation systems from suspected Russian interference.
The Nordic nation remains firm on its stance as tensions linger with Russia.
As the US seeks new icebreakers, Canada and Finland offer differing solutions.
Nordic nations align procurement to boost battlefield readiness and resilience.
Reaching 3% of GDP by 2029.
Nordic nation seeks greater military flexibility on Russian border.
The government argues national security concerns.
Denmark, Sweden, and Norway follow closely, while the United States hits a record low.
Ex-commander of far-right Rusich paramilitary group convicted for killing wounded soldier in 2014.
Authorities focus on Russia's shadow fleet amid rising concerns.
A major boost for decarbonisation and green tech.
Alexander Stubb insists on arming Ukraine and ramping up sanctions to ensure a position of strength.
A new era for clean energy in Northern Europe.
Finnish authorities are on high alert after an explosion on the Koala tanker in Russia's Ust-Luga port raises concerns of environmental damage.
Finland's ambitious semiconductor strategy could position it as Taiwan's European counterpart in the world of chips.
Government proposal aims to protect national security amid rising tensions.