AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTerrorism Case: Finland’s appeal court cut Simon Ekpa’s sentence from six years to four but upheld his terrorism convictions; the ruling can still be appealed. Public Safety: From November 1, authorities will be able to send emergency alerts straight to phones in affected areas through the new FI-Alert system. Helsinki Services: The city is expanding trials of an AI assistant that drafts health and social-care notes for staff to check, with patient consent. Defence Industry: The government has proposed rules allowing defence-related inventions to be kept secret while remaining privately owned, which it says could help Finnish firms join NATO projects. EU Housing Rules: Finland wants changes to the EU’s proposed Affordable Housing Act, arguing it could curb member states’ authority over housing policy. Ukraine: Prime Minister Petteri Orpo criticised Donald Trump’s moves on Russian diesel, warning they could boost Moscow’s war revenues and calling on the US to stand by its European allies.
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