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The security landscape in Northern Europe is undergoing a profound transformation. With Sweden and Finland joining NATO, the Baltic Sea region has become a local point of strategic interest, where the security of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania is inextricably linked to the Nordics.

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As geopolitical tensions rise and military threats evolve, regional cooperation is no longer just beneficial—it is imperative. The Baltic states, positioned on NATO’s eastern flank, face a complex security environment shaped by historical vulnerabilities, economic interdependencies, and the evolving nature of hybrid threats. At the same time, their Nordic partners bring advanced military capabilities, strategic depth, and a strong tradition of regional collaboration. However, despite shared security interests, differences in threat perceptions, defense structures, and political priorities can hinder deeper integration. Addressing these questions requires more than just military coordination—it demands a long-term vision for security, resilience, and technological innovation. A coherent and united Nordic-Baltic approach could set a new standard for regional defense cooperation within NATO. The question is: are the countries ready to take that step?

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Minou Sadeghpour, Principal Consultant, Head of Public Affairs, 4C Strategies

Sami Nurmi, Deputy Chief of Staff, Finnish Defence Forces

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Evenemangstyp: Seminarium/föreläsning

Evenemangs-ID: 1004

Språk: Engelska

Förtäring: Nej

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Kontaktperson: Minou Sadeghpour, Head of Public Affairs, 4C Strategies, 0735200526, minou.sadeghpour@4cstrategies.com

Olle Schylander, Kanslichef, Allmänna Försvarsföreningen, +46703027720, olle.schylander@aff.a.se

Webbplats: https://www.4cstrategies.com/sv/, https://aff.a.se/

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