New security challenges in the European north

The paper examines the significant changes in security dynamics following the Cold War, particularly in the European North, highlighting the Kola Peninsula as a highly militarized region. It discusses the contrasting security policies adopted by Northern European countries, noting Sweden and Finland's commitment to neutrality in contrast to Norway and Denmark's alignment with NATO. The analysis provides insight into how these shifts have influenced the broader security landscape and policies of Western nations in the post-Cold War era.