Finnish military intelligence has reported that Russia retains the capability to operate in the Baltic Sea and may continue attempts to damage undersea communications.

Germany turned away a Russian-linked oil tanker from entering its territorial waters in the Baltic Sea this week, marking the ...

New study by TSOs surrounding the sea basin also identifies scope for 13GW of new cross-border interconnectors ...

Negotiators have discussed proposals to check Russian and Chinese influence in the Arctic and transfer sovereignty over ...

By 2040, study states, the Baltic could be an offshore wind hub, criss-crossed by new-generation interconnectors ...

President Nicușor Dan and prime minister Ilie Bolojan met with Supreme Allied Commander Europe and Commander of the United ...

Despite the war in Ukraine, Russia has not scaled down its commitment to develop its Arctic region from the Barents Sea to ...

Denmark’s prime minister insisted that her country can’t negotiate on its sovereignty on Thursday after U.S. President Donald ...

Here's what it's like on an air base in Lithuania, on Russia's doorstep, where Spanish jets are deployed to support NATO air ...

In an interview with the outlet, Maj. Gen. Pekka Turunen, head of Finnish military intelligence, said Russia “clearly has the capability to destroy underwater infrastructure if it wants to.” Still, he ...

The French navy’s seizure of an illegal oil tanker linked to Russia in the Mediterranean Sea on Thursday represents a new, more aggressive strategy from Europe cracking down on Moscow‘s “dark fleet.” ...

Only Denmark and Greenland, not NATO, can make decisions concerning Denmark and Greenland, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said.