NATO member Finland plans to quit a global convention banning anti-personnel landmines and boost defense spending to at least ...

Finland is now the latest European nation to abandon a long-standing treaty that bans the use of anti-personnel mines.

Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said a fundamentally changed security environment in Europe prompted the decision by Finland -- a ...

Finland's defence spending will be increased to three percent of GDP by 2029 and much of that money will go towards upgrading Finnish Army equipment.

A three-decade global effort to end the use of land mines appears to be over. Finland and other European countries are ...

Finland has announced it will withdraw from the Ottawa Convention, an international treaty banning anti-personnel mines, ...

GENEVA, April 4 (Reuters) - NATO members Poland, Finland and all three Baltic states have queued up over the past few weeks ...

Finnish defence firm Insta has expressed interest in producing anti-personnel landmines following Finland’s decision to begin ...

Finnish tech giant Insta plans to produce land mines as Finland exits an international ban. Citing Russian threats, Finland ...

The Finns ramp up defense spending and leave a land-mine pact. It’s a lesson for Trump.

Finland and other European countries are leaving the Ottawa Convention, the treaty banning anti-personnel mines, as the risk of confrontation with Russia continues to rise. The 1997 pact has "come ...

Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said a fundamentally changed security environment in Europe prompted the decision by Finland -- a NATO member bordering Russia -- to pull out of the 1997 Ottawa Treaty.