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  1. Study: Russia’s influence activities exploited special characteristics of bilateral relationship with Finland | Harnessing knowledge

    29.1.2026 | A study carried out by the Finnish Institute of International Affairs together with the University of Helsinki and the Tampere University examined Russia’s full-spectrum influence activities directed at Finland since the 2000s and their effects on Finnish society and decision-making.
    https://tietokayttoon.fi/en/-/194055633/study-russia-s-influence-activities-exploited-special-characteristics-of-bilateral-relationship-with-finland

  2. Nordic foreign and security policy cooperation under scrutiny | Harnessing knowledge

    8.5.2018 | Interest in foreign and security policy cooperation between the Nordic countries has grown in recent years. Because of changes in the security situation in the Baltic Sea region especially after the Ukrainian crisis and the growing global insecurity, cooperation in foreign and security policy is even more important than ever before.
    https://tietokayttoon.fi/en/-/10616/pohjoismainen-ulko-ja-turvallisuuspoliittinen-yhteistyo-tarkastelun-alla

  3. New Study Explores the Role of Nuclear Deterrence in NATO | Harnessing knowledge

    19.6.2024 | A recent study conducted by the Finnish Institute of International Affairs and Tampere University examines the pivotal role of nuclear deterrence within NATO. The report provides an overview of the structure and trends of the international nuclear order, the basics of NATO's nuclear deterrence and its implementation, and decision-making related to the alliance's nuclear weapons policy. This thoroug...
    https://tietokayttoon.fi/en/-/new-study-explores-the-role-of-nuclear-deterrence-in-nato

  4. Report: Finland’s human rights policy should be updated | Harnessing knowledge

    28.8.2019 | The global trends of change mean new challenges to the international human rights system. At the same time, the rules-based global order is fraying. The message of a recent report is that Finland should update the priorities of its human right policy to respond to the new challenges. To pursue a credible human rights policy, the human rights perspective should be better taken into account in Finland’s own actions as well.
    https://tietokayttoon.fi/en/-/10616/selvitys-suomen-ihmisoikeuspolitiikka-kaipaa-paivitysta

  5. Study on lessons learned from Afghanistan: Adaptive and comprehensive crisis management should be Finland’s goal | Harnessing knowledge

    28.8.2023 | The operations carried out in Afghanistan between 2002 and 2021 were some of Finland's most demanding crisis management tasks. A new study examines the effectiveness of Finland’s crisis management operations in Afghanistan from various perspectives and presents recommendations on assessing the impact of comprehensive crisis management.
    https://tietokayttoon.fi/en/-/10616/study-on-lessons-learned-from-afghanistan-adaptive-and-comprehensive-crisis-management-should-be-finland-s-goal

  6. Study: The “good neighbourliness” model is a geopolitical tool for Russia | Harnessing knowledge

    29.4.2022 | A new study published by the Finnish Institute of International Affairs, the Aleksanteri Institute and the National Defence University explores the principles underpinning Russia’s Northern European foreign and security policies and the strategic communications undertaken by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs from the early 2010s until 2021.
    https://tietokayttoon.fi/en/-/10616/study-the-good-neighbourliness-model-is-a-geopolitical-tool-for-russia

  7. Report: Lessons learned from Afghanistan – systemic knowledge needed to support effective crisis management | Harnessing knowledge

    27.2.2023 | For two decades, efforts were made to build a central government and a well-functioning security sector in Afghanistan. However, the country once again finds itself in the firm grasp of the Taliban, despite major international interventions. It is astonishing how quickly the Taliban were able to regain power. A Policy Brief published on 27 February aims to find out how this was possible by means of systems analysis.
    https://tietokayttoon.fi/en/-/10616/report-lessons-learned-from-afghanistan-systemic-knowledge-needed-to-support-effective-crisis-management

  8. New study: Flexible forms of multilateralism as well as partnerships in the Global South increasingly important for Finland and the EU | Harnessing knowledge

    28.2.2023 | According to a study published on 28 February, intensifying great power competition increasingly complicates the ability to respond to global challenges through multilateral cooperation. Finland can respond to this transformation by strengthening the EU’s foreign policy capacities and by examining the potential of informal avenues of cooperation as well as partnerships in the context of the Global South.
    https://tietokayttoon.fi/en/-/10616/new-study-flexible-forms-of-multilateralism-as-well-as-partnerships-in-the-global-south-increasingly-important-for-finland-and-the-eu