AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSecurity: Finland kept drone-related airspace restrictions in place for a third day, while two St Petersburg-bound flights landed in Helsinki after Pulkovo Airport closed. Separately, Russian storage bases are receiving refurbished tanks and other vehicles; one site in Karelia is about 185 kilometres from Finland, though the equipment is not ready for immediate deployment. Defence: Finland plans to spend about €100 million on one million anti-personnel mines, with domestic production expected to start in 2028. No contracts have been signed, and deliveries are expected over several years. Energy & Business: Fortum and Google signed a long-term nuclear power purchase agreement in Finland. A separate project in Mikkeli has secured a 9 MVA power distribution deal for an AI computing centre. Research: US aquaculture scientist Halley Froehlich moved to the University of Helsinki after grant delays and concerns about research funding in the United States. Culture: Yle’s 24-hour puppy livestream is drawing millions of viewers to watch a Finnish dog and her litter.
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