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Baltic Rim Economies 2/2023

The latest issue of Baltic Rim Economies focuses on safety and security.

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                    Baltic Rim Economies 2/2023
                  The latest issue of Baltic Rim Economies focuses on safety 
and security.
                  The theme is covered also in the next Baltic Sea Region 
Forum 15 June 2023. Online participation is also possible! See the programme 
and register.

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                  Pekka Toveri: Security in the Baltic Rim - not just a 
military threat
                  "Russian aggression in Ukraine has shown that Russia is 
willing and able to use every possible means to break all existing 
international agreements and rules to protect its national interests; or 
rather, to protect the interests of Mr. Putin and his siloviks."

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                  Marko Palokangas: Fog of war in Europe
                  "The distinctions between state, state-sponsored and 
non-state actors have become blurred. The diversity of security threats has 
also increased, as the flood of information, misunderstandings and incorrect 
presuppositions, unpredictability and countless other factors cause 
situations that are difficult to manage."

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                  Petri Toivonen: The concept for Comprehensive Security
                  "There is an identified need for deeper cross-governmental 
and whole-of-society cooperation on preparedness. We have faced COVID-19, 
Russian attack to Ukraine, migration and refugee crisis in Europe, Nord 
Stream gas pipeline explosions at the Baltic Sea and Europe’s energy crisis. 
Simultaneously the climate change and various hybrid threats are challenging 
us."

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                  Gry Thomasen: NATO-Russia - Forming a joint NATO position
                  "Despite the much-celebrated European unity that emerged 
at the onset of the Russian war against Ukraine in February 2022, the NATO 
alliance remains divided or unsettled on how to manage the relationship with 
Russia, as well as in the future."

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                    BAltic rim economies

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