Finnish President Sauli Niinistö plans to present his position on possible NATO membership for his country by May 12 at the latest, he told the Ilta-Sanomat newspaper on Saturday. The Finnish parliamentary groups are meeting on May 12, and two days later, the Social Democratic party of Prime Minister Sanna Marin also intends to present its position. A decision on a possible application for NATO membership will then be made jointly by the president and the government. Both Niinistö and Marin have not yet revealed their views over the NATO debate, reignited by the war in Ukraine. However, there …