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Helsinki Leads Global Race for Tech Talent with Human-Centric Policies and AI-Driven Strategies in 2026
Helsinki’s innovative approach to talent acquisition, blending progressive social policies with cutting-edge data and AI strategies, positions it as a global leader in attracting top tech professionals and fostering a thriving startup ecosystem in 2026.
World Juniors 2026: Canada’s Gold Dream Ends as Czechia and Sweden Vie for Title
Canada’s quest for World Juniors gold ended dramatically with a 6-4 semifinal loss to Czechia, marking their third consecutive playoff defeat against the Czechs. Sweden also secured their spot in the final after a thrilling shootout victory over Finland. The…
Finland 2025: Trust, Innovation, and a New Era in Gaming and Green Tech
In 2025, Finland stands out for its trusted governance, resilient education, bold green innovation, and the upcoming transformation of its iGaming market. Explore how these developments are shaping Finland’s global reputation and economic future.
Finland Finalizes U-18 Women’s Ice Hockey Team for 2026 IIHF World Championship
Finland has officially announced its U-18 women’s ice hockey roster for the upcoming 2026 IIHF World Championship, highlighting a mix of returning talent and promising newcomers after a competitive selection process.
How One Photo Led to Miss Finland Sarah Dzafce’s Dethronement and a Global Racism Reckoning
Sarah Dzafce’s brief reign as Miss Finland ended in controversy after a viral photo sparked accusations of racism, igniting debate in Finland and across East Asia. The fallout reached politicians, airlines, and global audiences, forcing Finland to confront uncomfortable questions…
Finland’s President Calls for Sisu as Europe Faces Uncertain Ukraine Ceasefire
President Alexander Stubb of Finland urges European leaders to embody ‘sisu’—endurance and grit—as the continent grapples with a protracted Ukraine war, Russian hybrid threats, and internal challenges, warning that a ceasefire is unlikely before spring.
Sanna Marin’s Vision: Why Female Leadership Matters Now More Than Ever
Former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin shares personal insights and calls for more women in leadership, arguing that diversity and empathy are essential for progress in today’s world.
Trump Vows Strong Defense of Finland, Seals US-Finland Icebreaker Deal
President Trump pledged ‘vigorous’ defense of Finland if attacked by Russia and finalized a major icebreaker agreement, marking a new chapter in US-Finland security cooperation.
Groq Opens First European Data Center in Finland, Signaling AI Expansion
Groq, the AI chipmaker, has launched its first European data center in Helsinki, Finland, in collaboration with Equinix. This strategic move aims to meet Europe’s surging AI demands with low-latency solutions and sustainable operations.
Finland vs Netherlands: 2026 FIFA Qualifiers Explained
Finland faces the Netherlands on June 7, 2025, in Helsinki as they aim for a historic FIFA World Cup berth. Here’s how to watch and what to expect.
Finland Ambassador Visits EUMM Armenia
The EU Monitoring Mission in Armenia hosted Finland’s Ambassador Kristi Narinen to present its work and developments. Finland contributes 7 experts.
KoBold Metals and AI-Driven Mineral Exploration: Valued at $2.96 Billion
In an era of the urgent need for sustainable solutions, KoBold Metals, a California-based startup backed by prominent investors, spearheads a transformative shift in mineral exploration. With a post-Series C valuation of $2.96 billion and $537 million in newly acquired…
NATO Reinforces Baltic Presence Amid Suspected Sabotage, Russia Faces Black Sea Oil Disaster
Two distinct maritime crises are unfolding in Europe, highlighting the vulnerability of critical infrastructure and the increasing tensions in the region. While NATO reinforces its presence in the Baltic Sea in response to suspected sabotage targeting energy infrastructure, Russia has…
Finland, Latvia, and Estonia Urge NATO to Strengthen Defense Amid Russian Threat
Leaders of Finland, Latvia, and Estonia have called on NATO to end “endless debates” about how to respond to the Russian threat. They emphasized that Ukraine’s victory over Russia is vital for securing Europe, which they argued is insufficiently prepared…
Prolonged Standing at Work May Harm Blood Pressure
A Finnish study from the University of Turku has revealed that prolonged standing at work negatively affects 24-hour blood pressure, potentially increasing the risk of cardiovascular issues. In contrast, more time spent sitting at work was associated with better blood…