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The EU launched Global Gateway, a new strategy to boost smart, clean and secure digital, energy and transport links and strengthen health, education and research worldwide.
EU condemns Israeli demolition of UNRWA headquarters in East Jerusalem as violating UN privileges and pledges continued political and financial support to UNRWA
Employees in Kymenlaakso welfare area snooped hundreds of client records, causing data breaches attributed to staff actions rather than a system fault.
Trump's demand for Greenland is shaking NATO and raising concerns in Finland about national security if the United States can no longer be relied on as an ally.
73% of chief information security officers are more likely to consider AI-enabled security solutions, signaling rising interest in AI for cybersecurity.
Innokylä relaunches April 2026 within THL, adding advanced search, evaluation and implementation tools to better find, assess and spread high-quality social and health practice models across Finland
Finland's national leisure digital guidelines now advise against personal smartphones for children under 13 to promote wellbeing and prevent digital harms
Generative AI is a non-convex supply shock that bifurcates markets, creates a hollow middle, triggers temporary collapse and uneven recovery, and makes welfare depend on information pollution.
Modeling LLMs as Digital Intelligence Capital creates Red Queen depreciation, a structural Jevons compute rebound, and a data flywheel that can drive winner-take-all outcomes in the AI industry
Recruiters in the US and UK reward AI skills: they raise interview invite rates by ~8–15 pp and can offset age and low-education disadvantages; effects vary by occupation and recruiter AI experience.
High-resolution maps identify 277,000 km2 for restoration and 198,000 km2 for preventing deforestation to reduce zoonotic spillover; 95% of these tropical priority areas are unprotected.
Organizations should shift from enforcement-driven compliance to purpose-driven compliance aligned with their purpose, inherent risks, and ethical standards
Finland will add 15 domestic-violence shelter places in 2026 (total 243) and launch a Tampere pilot integrating substance-use and mental-health support to prevent interrupted shelter stays
FUAs converge within capability strata but diverge across them; national aggregates hide this, and capability upgrading follows a disruptive short-run J-curve driving distinct growth regimes.
Random trade volumes shape market-based price variance and skewness; VWAP ties price moments to trade value and volume moments, limiting Gaussian VaR and requiring volume randomness in large models.
Finland finalized national leisure-time digital guidelines for 0-13-year-olds, raising the recommended minimum age for owning a personal smartphone to 13 to protect children's wellbeing and childhood.
Finland's population rose by 20,929 in 2025 due to net immigration (+34,852) despite 13,195 fewer births than deaths and a notable decline in immigration.
U.S. NIST officials say staff cuts have reduced capacity for encryption work and slowed other priority programs, risking delays to cryptographic standards and cybersecurity initiatives
Trump's Greenland episode triggered a diplomatic crisis that will leave lasting strain on US allies, hindering a return to business as usual despite deal talks.
EU proposes Digital Networks Act to harmonise connectivity rules, spur investment in advanced fibre and mobile networks, and boost competitiveness, AI adoption and digital sovereignty.
Strategic wetland restoration in Europe can cut riverine nitrogen loads to seas up to 36%; focusing on likely-abandoned farmland gives 22% reduction with minimal agricultural loss.
Restoration outcomes are undermined by inadequate, low-diversity native seed supplies; seed banking practices and business incentives must change to provide plentiful, reliable diverse seeds.
Trump cancels tariff threats over Greenland against European countries after talks with NATO leadership, unveiling an Arctic plan claimed to benefit all NATO members.
EU plans cybersecurity overhaul to block high-risk foreign suppliers, aiming to strengthen digital security and reduce dependence on risky external vendors.
China has directed domestic firms not to buy US or Israeli cybersecurity software, citing security risks and tightening control over foreign cybersecurity tools.
Rising inequality is a primary driver of global water scarcity; under high-inequality fragmentation scenarios ~6.5 billion face severe scarcity by 2050 and ~8.0 billion by 2100.
EU finance ministers will launch an excessive deficit procedure for Finland, recommending net expenditure caps for 2026–2028 (max growth 1.3%, 1.5%, 1.8%)
China replaced dual control of energy in 2024 with dual control of carbon, shifting focus from energy intensity and consumption to carbon intensity and total CO2, with a binding cap post-2030.
Humans use more water than Earth can sustainably supply, triggering global water bankruptcy and causing significant water insecurity for about 75% of the global population.
An AI investment bubble could divert capital and talent into underused AI infrastructure, boosting GDP but yielding disappointing output and a narrower, less severe fallout when it bursts.
China has built a pilot product carbon-footprint labeling certification network across 25 provinces covering 10 priority product categories with 26 certification bodies.
UK redirects insulation subsidies to solar panels and batteries, signaling a shift from insulation-focused efficiency to promoting on-site renewable generation and storage
EU energy strategy stresses cutting consumption, renewables, flexible cross-border markets, infrastructure and carbon management to secure supplies and meet Green Deal.
EU Young Energy Ambassadors will select 30 Europeans (18-34) for Apr 2026 to Jun 2027 to engage youth in clean energy policy via workshops, mentorships and European Sustainable Energy Week
Geoeconomic confrontation between major powers is the top global risk for the next two years, while climate-related threats dominate the 10-year outlook.
Centimillionaires should bear most international climate finance costs, justified by remedial responsibility combining outcome responsibility and ability to pay.
Geoeconomic confrontation via sanctions and tariffs is now ranked the top near-term global risk for 2026, overtaking misinformation, polarization, extreme weather, and state-based armed conflict
EU intends to open an Excessive Deficit Procedure for Finland, setting capped net expenditure increases: 1.3% (2026), 1.5% (2027), 1.8% (2028) to restore fiscal balance.
Trump retaliatory tariffs threaten the largest global trade partnership, risking exports of Finland because the United States is its main export market
Inventors form dense teams; organizations form hierarchical role-based networks with few bridging firms; impact concentrates in few clusters and SBM better captures this.
Finland may miss its target of 50% tertiary-educated 25–34-year-olds because vocational school leavers lack access to higher education; pathways are blocked.
China experienced a 70% rise in rural protests in 2025 over forced relocations and land grabs; overall protests driven by economic grievances are increasing despite CCP censorship
China ends photovoltaic export tax rebates in April 2026, forcing a shift from low-price exports to consolidation, tech upgrades, and value-based global expansion
In 2026 China shifts from intensity targets to binding absolute carbon caps and tightens its national carbon market to include heavy industry under the 15th five-year plan.
UK auction awarded 8.4GW offshore wind at about 91 pounds/MWh (fixed) and 216 pounds/MWh (floating); outcome likely near cost-neutral for consumers and brings UK close to clean power by 2030
Melting Arctic ice is opening shipping routes and mineral deposits around Greenland, making the island a strategic frontline between the US and Russia.
China's photovoltaic industry must end low-price involution by prioritizing innovation-driven value competition and precise, sector-specific regulation over one-size-fits-all controls
Geoeconomic confrontation has surged into the top short-term global risk as economic tools, sanctions, capital controls and supply-chain weaponization are increasingly used in multipolar competition
EU urges Israel to halt E1, Atarot and Nahalat Shimon settlement plans, calling expansion in the West Bank and East Jerusalem illegal and an obstacle to a viable two-state solution
AI adoption, geopolitical fragmentation and cyber inequity are reshaping global cybersecurity, making attacks faster, more complex and uneven and forcing governments and organizations to adapt.