Norway–Russia border

Target entity: Norway–Russia border
Context triple: [Sør-Varanger, hasBorder, Norway–Russia border]

• A. Norway–Finland border
  The Norway–Finland border is a northern European land boundary running largely through the Arctic region, separating Norway from Finland across sparsely populated wilderness traditionally inhabited by the Sámi people.
• B. Norway–Soviet Union border
  The Norway–Soviet Union border was a remote Arctic land boundary between Norway and the Soviet Union that marked one of the northernmost frontiers between NATO and the Eastern Bloc during the Cold War.
• C. Norwegian–Swedish border
  The Norwegian–Swedish border is the long, mostly land-based international boundary separating Norway and Sweden across the Scandinavian Peninsula.
• D. Sweden–Finland border
  The Sweden–Finland border is the international boundary separating Sweden and Finland, largely following natural features like the Torne River and marking the division between the two Nordic states.
• E. Oslo (maritime border)
  Oslo (maritime border) refers to the section of Norway’s capital city that faces and shares a sea boundary with the neighboring municipality of Nesodden across the Oslofjord.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Norway–Russia border
Target entity description: The Norway–Russia border is a 195.7-kilometer international boundary in the far northeast of Europe, separating Norway (and thus NATO/Schengen) from Russia and marking one of the northernmost land borders in the world.

• A. Norway–Finland border
  The Norway–Finland border is a northern European land boundary running largely through the Arctic region, separating Norway from Finland across sparsely populated wilderness traditionally inhabited by the Sámi people.
• B. Norway–Soviet Union border
  The Norway–Soviet Union border was a remote Arctic land boundary between Norway and the Soviet Union that marked one of the northernmost frontiers between NATO and the Eastern Bloc during the Cold War.
• C. Norwegian–Swedish border
  The Norwegian–Swedish border is the long, mostly land-based international boundary separating Norway and Sweden across the Scandinavian Peninsula.
• D. Sweden–Finland border
  The Sweden–Finland border is the international boundary separating Sweden and Finland, largely following natural features like the Torne River and marking the division between the two Nordic states.
• E. Oslo (maritime border)
  Oslo (maritime border) refers to the section of Norway’s capital city that faces and shares a sea boundary with the neighboring municipality of Nesodden across the Oslofjord.
• F. None of above. chosen