Opinion Why Poland matters

By Antti Rahikka 6 November 2025

THOUGH FINNISH FIRMS already rank among Poland’s top exporters, major prospects remain in clean‑energy, high‑tech, and defence collaboration.

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Opinion Securing the Baltic Sea’s built seascapes

By Karina Barquet, Hans Liwång and Torsten Linders 20 March 2025

THE BALTIC SEA is evolving into a built seascape. Protecting it requires co-operation and security strategies, alongside the advances in renewable energy and improved digital connectivity that can harmonise innovation with environmental protection.

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Analysis Securing critical infrastructure in the Baltic Sea region

By G Alexander Crowther 1 March 2025

THE EU AND the circum-Baltic states have made progress connecting the region and increasing prosperity, but Russian political warfare—including the destruction of critical infrastructure and assassinations throughout Europe threatens those objectives.

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Opinion A green boost to Estonia’s blue economy

By Vlado Kalm 18 October 2024

ESTONIA HAS CAPITALISED on megatrends by developing a digital state and creating a significant and enduring competitive advantage.

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Opinion Latvia, a favourable environment for energy-sector investments

By Priit Lepasepp 19 September 2024

B2030, RENEWABLE energy is expected to account for half of Latvia’s total energy consumption. Additionally, more than 60% of electricity will need to be generated from renewable energy sources. Latvia has significant potential in renewable energy, particularly through the use of hydropower, wind and solar energy.

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Opinion The Bornholm advantage

By Lars Nordahl Lemvigh 11 September 2024

AS A YOUNG Air Force lieutenant in the 1980s, I was offered the choice of being stationed on Bornholm or at Skrydstrup, in southern Denmark. Bornholm didn’t say anything to me, so I chose Skrydstrup, which also had the advantage of being closer to my hometown of Esbjerg.

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