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The Geopolitical Landscape of Scandinavia: Norway’s Arctic Monopoly

Imagine waking up in Kirkenes, Norway. You are technically in Norway yet situated further east than Istanbul, with Russia's border only 15 minutes away. This peculiar geographical quirk not only piques curiosity but also highlights a significant aspect of Scandinavia’s political map. Despite Sweden and Finland being larger in size, Norway has maintained control over the Arctic coastline, a situation shaped by history and geography.

Understanding Norway’s Arctic Sovereignty

A Story of Geography and History