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2 months ago

Tuesday’s papers: Finland’s Nokia jitters, summer vacation shifts, and undercover in elder care

Kauppalehti explores why Finland joined Pax Silica, a US-led strategic partnership to secure AI supply chains.
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2 months ago

See Finland’s Eurovision 2026 contenders at their first rehearsal in Vienna

Linda Lampenius and Pete Parkkonen’s costumes were also revealed.
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2 months ago

Finland did not attempt to intercept drones in its airspace, defence forces say

The defence forces avoid intercepting drones if there’s a risk that munitions could end up in Russian territory.
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2 months ago

Finland joins Ukraine’s Corpus arms procurement group

Ukraine initiated the Corpus initiative and its founding members include Finland, Denmark, Italy, Norway, Sweden and the UK.
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2 months ago

Education minister continues push for later start to school summer break

The spring term could end two weeks later, in mid-June, according to Minister Anders Adlercreutz (SPP).
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2 months ago

Stubb in Czech Republic for official two-day visit

President Alexander Stubb is joined on the trip by a Finnish business delegation from more than two dozen companies.
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2 months ago

Orpo and Zelensky talk UAV incursions, sign ‘Drone Deal’ agreement

Zelensky said Ukraine and Finland had signed a ‘Drone Deal’ agreement, and that his country was prepared to share its drone tech expertise with longtime supporters.
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2 months ago

Monday’s papers: Income gaps, sliding into silence, and summer cottage demand climbs

Education usually leads to higher earnings, but a Helsingin Sanomat analysis highlights a twist.
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2 months ago

Zelensky and Orpo to meet up in Armenia

Ukraine’s president is to meet privately with Finnish PM Petteri Orpo (NCP) in Yerevan ahead of a 48-nation summit with Canadian PM Mark Carney as a special guest.
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2 months ago

Bank of Finland director sees bright spots in the economy

Central bank governor Olli Rehn points to major recent corporate deals and the Hungarian election.
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