Leo Laikola

Finland is moving ahead with its plan to stop property purchases by some foreign nationals after security concerns surfaced over such deals with links to neighboring Russia https://t.co/P4ENurGIuZ via @markets

NATO will deploy a fleet of naval drones to patrol the Baltic Sea, stepping up its response to suspected sabotage attempts of undersea cables linked to Russia’s shadow fleet https://t.co/ad6M9bfhuy via @bpolitics

The EU's new digital chief suggested the repeated damage to undersea cables in the Baltic Sea couldn’t be fully accidental https://t.co/wk2JBL2e8J via @bpolitics

NATO is increasing its surveillance operations in the Baltic Sea region with two ships deployed to the area following suspected sabotage of undersea cables between Finland and Estonia https://t.co/EEv18Ri7ko via @bpolitics

Finnish authorities have boarded a foreign oil tanker escorted into its waters after disruptions on a subsea power link and several data cables https://t.co/UnNARpZpWM via @bpolitics

Europe’s corporate bond market will likely see more issuance from Nordic landlords in 2025 https://t.co/AzO0REQ4IS via @markets

Finland's economy will expand less next year than previously forecast, the Nordic country’s central bank said, citing uncertainty in the global economy and tepid domestic demand https://t.co/mROKD71atO via @economics

European Central Bank interest rates will continue to head lower as inflation starts to stabilize around the 2% goal, according to its Governing Council member Olli Rehn https://t.co/dXfvHA57Zr via @economics

Finland is considering whether it can confiscate real estate holdings on the grounds that they may pose a threat to its national security after years of Russians buying assets, including near critical infrastructure https://t.co/bsdzoCbsh2 via @bpolitics

Finland’s Summa will start producing drones in an effort to support Ukraine’s fight against Russia https://t.co/fq8RHLRHg9 via @markets

Freezing Arctic weather is testing Europe’s transport and power systems, while a blizzard is hitting the Nordic region https://t.co/CFvIRltkj0 via @climate

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius says damage to two undersea data cables in the Baltic Sea has to be investigated as an act of sabotage https://t.co/tko7RGPNVk via @bpolitics

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius says damage to two undersea data cables in the Baltic Sea has to be investigated as an act of sabotage https://t.co/K5lYHDgJ9o via @bpolitics

An undersea data cable connecting Finland and Germany falls offline, with authorities reporting the link was cut https://t.co/K2VgsJB61H via @technology

Kempower Oyj’s CEO is pleading for six more months of patience from investors who have witnessed a plunge of more than 80% in the Finnish charger maker’s market value over the past year to just over €500 million https://t.co/EEd1tyYQhU via @business

Finland’s President Alexander Stubb says a call he had with Donald Trump on Monday night made clear the president-elect needs to be taken seriously when he speaks about ending Russia’s war in Ukraine https://t.co/MEMZ4c647e via @bpolitics

Finnish President Alexander Stubb raises “Russian aggression” with Chinese President Xi Jinping, a rare instance of Beijing coming under public pressure for its support of Moscow https://t.co/us6QtqBCGu via @bpolitics