MPs from the Nordic states this week stepped up both their language, and mutual defences, against cyberattacks.
In future, a cyberattack against any one of the Nordic parliaments will be seen as an attack on all - and on Nordic democracy.
The proposal for a mutual Nordic defence clause was tabled by the conservative parliamentarians in the Nordic Council and backed by all parties from left to right at the council's annual meet...
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