AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNuclear policy shake-up: Finland’s parliament has voted to lift its decades-long ban on nuclear weapons, paving the way for NATO nuclear deterrence integration, while officials stress there’s no plan to permanently station nukes on Finnish soil. Defence upgrades: Finland will also buy U.S. GBU-53 SDB II glide bombs for its F-35s, adding a precision air-to-ground capability. Security warning: Finland’s spy agency Supo says data-centre projects can slip past national-security checks, urging municipalities to consult Supo before approving foreign-owned sites. Cyber push: Tampere University launched the SecureSoC project to build secure chip technologies for critical systems, funded by Business Finland. Tech and payments: Klarna and Bolt are rolling out “pay over time” options for rides and e-scooters in Finland and other Nordic markets. Travel and summer: EasyJet announced 13 new winter routes including flights to Finland’s Kittilä, and Finland’s Midsummer/Juhannus weekend is forecast to be warm and mostly dry. Energy transition: A WEF report ranks Finland among the top countries for energy transition readiness, while global readiness dips amid rising geopolitical risk.
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