Carlos Torralba

The vast territory, rich in natural resources and business opportunities due to climate change, has been in Washington’s sights for over a century

The US president’s intention to resume tests, along with the Russian leader’s boasts about his atomic arsenal, heighten uncertainty with just four months to go before the last arms-limitation treaty expires

The United States has agreed to purchase 11 of these giant ships from Finland in a bid to counter the push from Russia and China

Consumption of the drug has skyrocketed in the Nordic country since the end of the pandemic, while gangs from Sweden are expanding throughout the country

A dozen member states have some form of Armed Forces civilian training program, a growing trend since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Germany is the latest to follow suit

Faced with the uncertainty generated by Trump, Reykjavik is strengthening its commitment to the Alliance and its relationship with the EU

Canadian PM Mark Carney was in Brussels to sign a security and defense agreement that is meant to be part of a larger partnership

Germany, Poland, and Lithuania have expressed interest in a French nuclear umbrella amid concerns about US protection

Trump continues to push for the annexation of the vast Danish island, aiming to counter the increasing influence of Russia and China in the region

Demokraatit, a liberal party that advocates a gradual secession from Denmark, wins a vote marked by Donald Trump’s interest in annexing the giant island

A succession of major incidents has raised alarm bells and called into question the security of pipelines that are increasingly important for the continent’s communications and energy

The U.S. president’s bid to annex the world’s largest island has reignited the debate on self-determination in the autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark

The Nordic country has a network of underground shelters unmatched in the West and the largest number of reservists in the European Union

The Nordic country abolished taxes on zero-emission models in 2001, making them automatically cheaper than those powered by petrol or diesel

The president-elect has once again expressed interest in incorporating the vast island, which belongs to the Danish Kingdom, into the United States

The Baltic country, one of the EU’s staunchest opponents of the Kremlin, is strengthening its military capabilities, while NATO increases its presence in the region

Sweden Democrats, the Finns Party and Chega performed poorly at the June 9 vote, despite extremist groups making huge gains across the rest of the continent

According to local media, Juraj Cintula advocated creating armed militias against the arrival of ‘hundreds of thousands of migrants’ and showed contempt for the Roma minority in Slovakia. He also opposed ending aid for Ukraine

Several NATO members accuse Moscow of deliberately jamming positioning signals

The Islamic Republic is closer than ever to possessing atomic weapons, but the regime insists that it does not intend to manufacture them

The shooting in the Helsinki metropolitan area, perpetrated by a 12-year-old boy, puts school violence back at the center of the political debate in the Nordic country

Power struggles between Swedish mafia clans make the Scandinavian country one of the most violent in Europe

The shortage of air-to-surface cruise missiles in Ukrainian and European arsenals means that Germany is the only ally that can meet Kyiv’s demand in the short term

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have been warning for years about Moscow’s attempts to destabilize these nations and persecute Russian citizens on their territory

Kremlin propaganda links Nazism to purge of Soviet mark in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, where fears of Russian aggression mount

The American diplomat, who overseas human rights and civilian security, talks to EL PAÍS about the future of Gaza, the rise of Islamophobia, and why the United States is opposed to a cease-fire