Finland Considers Lifting Ban on Hosting Nuclear Arms
The Finnish government has announced a proposal to lift the full ban on hosting nuclear arms, with the change set to go to parliament where the ruling coalition holds a majority.
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Read full article →Finland to lift full ban on hosting nuclear arms, government says
The proposed change will next go to parliament where the right-wing coalition government holds a majority.
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Read full article →Finland plans to lift nuclear weapons import ban
Finland’s government plans to remove a legal ban that blocks nuclear weapons from entering the country. The proposal links the change to national defence and cooperation with NATO allies. The plan forms part of amendments to Finland’s Nuclear Energy Act. Defence minister Antti Häkkänen announced the proposal at a press briefing in Helsinki on Thursday evening. The current law from the 1980s bans the import, possession, manufacture and detonation of nuclear explosives on Finnish territory.
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