Lithuania has achieved a new national record for winter wheat yield, reaching 9.8 tons per hectare, which was accomplished in the fields of the "Skaistgiris" agricultural company in the Joniškis district.

Bae Choong-sik was inaugurated as the 18th president of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), outlining plans to transform the university into an "AI-native" institution. His vision focuses on integrating artificial intelligence across all aspects of the university.

A doctor of law stated that police cannot use any means to stop a vehicle, emphasizing that the use of force must be proportionate to the overall situation.

Historian Ilja Ļenskis, director of the 'Jews in Latvia' museum, discussed the increasing acceptance of Jewish history in Latvian society, emphasizing its beautiful aspects beyond the Holocaust.

Heffring University is marketing bachelor's and master's programs in Helsinki, costing up to 6,000 euros per year, despite the university not actually existing.

Speed limits have been lowered on Highway 5 in Leppävirta, Finland, as improvement work began, including blasting and excavation, which will temporarily halt traffic. The project will add 16 kilometers of new passing lanes.

Boy George has withdrawn from a musical production following the release of a song supporting Israel's actions in Gaza, sparking controversy and criticism.

Skaistė Grigaitienė, head of the event division at "West Express," a company with over two decades of experience organizing business events in the Baltic states, identified four crucial criteria for a successful business event: a clear objective, a relevant program, effective networking opportunities, and a memorable experience.

Researchers from KAIST and Stanford have developed innovative self-dressing clothes that utilize soft robotic tubes and air pressure to assist older adults in putting on garments quickly and efficiently.

Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have developed an e-comic system that uses 3D characters, speech bubbles, and sound effects that appear based on the reader's gaze. This technology allows comic characters to move and interact dynamically.

Rīdzinieki un pilsētas viesi tiek aicināti piedalīties balsojumā un izvēlēties skaistāko puķu dobi Rīgas dārzos un parkos, informēja SIA "Rīgas meži".

Finland and nine other EU countries are opposing Russia's return to international sports if it involves EU funding for the International Olympic Committee.

The oriole, a beautiful and colorful but often unseen bird, is a common breeder in Latvia, more frequently heard than seen.

An open family dispute within the Bolsonaro family, highlighted by Michelle Bolsonaro's criticism of Flávio Bolsonaro, is discussed as a potential factor in deciding Brazilian elections.

The conflict between Ukraine and Poland is intensifying, with millions of Ukrainians living in Poland potentially becoming a key factor in next year's Polish parliamentary elections as anti-Kyiv sentiment grows on the right.

Finland is expected to experience unstable weather conditions this weekend, with forecasts predicting cooler temperatures and heavy thunderstorms in some areas. Festival-goers are advised to prepare for the changing weather.

The appointment of a new Prime Minister, Mindaugas Sinkevičius, in Lithuania has sparked discussions about the future relationship with President Nausėda and the potential for new political policies. Analysts suggest that a change in prime minister does not automatically guarantee a shift in overall political direction.

Garden Helsinki has stated that the preparation papers for its controversial hall project can be published, asserting that the project has progressed as part of a normal official process.

Residents of Panevėžys encountered a rare 'red book' animal in the heart of the city's Skaistakalnis Park on Midsummer's Day, described as a lucky natural lottery win.

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST) has named Bae Choong-sik, a professor of mechanical engineering, as its 18th president.

The Finnish Legal Services Agency received a reprimand for processing employees' credit information without a legal basis, a mistake discovered during its own internal monitoring last November.

Four Alko stores in Helsinki will begin Sunday openings, a move that has been positively received by customers who appreciate the convenience for weekend shopping.

An article from 50 years ago, June 22, 1976, highlights that condom use is not outdated. It emphasizes that condoms protect against sexually transmitted diseases.

Bloomberg reports that Apple is planning to release headphones equipped with cameras, which would be used for artificial intelligence functionalities rather than for taking photographs.

A man in his forties attempted to bring 50 Pakistanis to Finland using fabricated employment contracts, with a subcontractor of a Turku shipyard reportedly involved in some of the fraudulent activities.

MobilePay is releasing a new version of its payment application specifically tailored for children and young people, aiming to provide them with a safe and age-appropriate mobile payment solution.

Fake nude images of female soldiers, created using deepfake technology, were circulated in a social media group for conscripts in the Finnish military, leading to fines for those involved.

A system update has caused a prolonged service outage for POP Bank, leaving 250,000 customers without banking services for five days in Finland.

The Finnish government has proposed Petri Martikainen to be appointed as the Deputy Chancellor of Justice.

Finland's Minister of Employment, Arto Satonen, stated that a wage dispute related to drone warnings will be resolved before the summer holidays.

Gintarė Skaistė, a member of the Homeland Union-Lithuanian Christian Democrats (TS-LKD) parliamentary faction, proposes a new state support mechanism for young individuals and families purchasing their first home.

Underwater images have been released showing the search efforts for Italian divers following a fatal diving accident in the Maldives. The photographs depict the cave where five Italian individuals died.

A new genre of children's books about the war has emerged in Ukraine, receiving praise from parents but failing to achieve widespread popularity.

HBO is set to begin releasing a series of video podcasts based on its popular shows, with the initial episodes focusing on the Harry Potter franchise.

The situation near Lake Skaistis in Trakai district has dramatically changed, with an illegal barrier blocking access to the lake now removed following an investigation and visit by "Delfi" journalists.

Police are investigating an apartment building fire in Havukoski, Vantaa, as intentionally set. The incident resulted in injuries to some residents.

Lithuanian blogger Skaistė Vaišnoraitė-Blusienė shared her experience renovating a hundred-year-old wooden apartment building's staircase, expressing surprise at the extent of necessary changes but highlighting where she managed to save money.

A subtle 'language battle' is reportedly taking place in Helsinki cafes, with discussions around the commercial and cultural importance of serving Finnish customers in their native language.

Artificial beauty procedures like eyelash extensions and inter-lash line tattooing are gaining popularity for saving time and enhancing appearance. Doctors and specialists weigh in on their implications.

Studded tires may be used after March if driving conditions require it, as a late winter threatens Finland.

A reader's opinion piece discusses the advantages and disadvantages of car lane assist systems, noting that these systems do not account for courtesy or good driving manners.

A test conducted by Helsingin Sanomat at five nightclubs revealed that patrons with money could bypass long queues at most establishments, with only one club refusing the practice.

A local Finnish newspaper, Lauttasaari-lehti, published a second AI-generated street poll before the first one was even revealed, raising concerns about AI in journalism.

A woman in Finland is suspected of defrauding people of €800,000 by fabricating a cancer story to solicit loans. Her trial began on Tuesday.

Delfi reported a situation in Žydiškių village, Trakai district, where a road leading to Lake Skaistis is blocked by a barrier on state land, with a "Private Property" sign, despite official sources indicating public access.

German supermarket chains Aldi and Lidl are escalating their competition for discount-seeking shoppers in the UK, with both vying to open new stores in a small British town.

Ice on Finland's Lake Saimaa has melted two weeks earlier than the historical average in Lappeenranta, a phenomenon that has occurred five times in the 2000s compared to never before mid-April prior to 1990.

Helsingin Sanomat presents a news quiz to test readers' knowledge of recent events covered in the newspaper.

A news quiz tests readers' current affairs knowledge, including questions related to the World Happiness Report, specifically asking about the least happy country according to the 2026 report.

In Lithuania, municipal elections are often contested not just on ideas but on structures, focusing on who wields more influence, connections, and ability to reach voters through institutions like schools, elderships, and polyclinics.

A new study explores the "dirty silence of journalism," detailing the carbon footprint of modern media. While Finnish media companies report reduced emissions, international digital giants show increasing energy consumption.

Helsingin Sanomat features a daily 5x5 mini-crossword puzzle with a changing theme, challenging readers to solve it even with a rare letter in the center.

Marja Hjelt experienced a Facebook bug where her entire phone's photo gallery, containing thousands of images, was uploaded to the application instead of the nine selected pictures, despite her quickly deleting the post.

Pavasarī sākas rosība mazdārziņos un stādaudzētavās tiek meklēti skaistākie puķu, krūmu vai saldāko zemeņu stādi.

Divi kino jaunumi – mazo ekrānu klasiķa Raiena Mērfija jaunākais seriāls "Skaistums", kas pulcē popkultūras zvaigznes spiegu trillerī par venērisku slimību, un Megijas Džilenholas skandalozā…

According to a new purchasing power review by the STTK, the purchasing power of middle and low-income earners in Finland remains weak, necessitating moderate tax relief on wages.

More than half of clients in early childhood education in Finland no longer pay fees based on their income, indicating a significant change in the payment structure.

Finland is experiencing a growing shortage of affordable student housing due to an increase in student numbers and cuts to student aid.

Finland's Ministry of Finance presented its budget proposal, which is nearly 13 billion euros in deficit, with Finance Minister Purra outlining the plan on Tuesday.

A new dam project in Juuka, Finland, is focusing on environmental aspects to clarify water in Lake Pielinen, following historical lake drainages and subsequent dam constructions to manage floods.

The question is raised whether the burden of alleviating loneliness too often falls on individuals who have the least strength to act.

A Finnish article discusses cycling infrastructure, arguing that empty bike lanes are an indicator of the quality of the route rather than a lack of demand from cyclists.

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and US chip giant Nvidia are expanding their research partnership through two major initiatives focused on physical and agentic AI.

Pate Mustajärvi's final song, 'Loput päivät,' has been released after being completed from a demo vocal recording he made before falling ill.

Latvian art historian and painter Imants Lancmanis is celebrating his 85th birthday with a personal exhibition titled 'Past in the Present' at the 'Ola Foundation' in Ķīpsala.

A significant portion of residents in a small Finnish village belong to a WhatsApp group that warns about police raids, an activity that a prosecutor-general inspector states could meet the criteria of a new criminal law.

In Skaista parish, Krāslava region, residents are actively creating a community space for gatherings, celebrations, and mutual care, demonstrating local initiative in maintaining their living environment.

The Finnish government has approved a 10 million euro subsidy for the Sports Federation, a decision reportedly lobbied by an insider and made before the sports minister could present his own proposal.

A statement from the Helsinki Garden project clarifies that the assertion of not having applied for state aid is incorrect, indicating that written applications can be made public.

Two people have died in a traffic accident on Itäväylä in Helsinki, near Kulosaari. A lane on the road has been closed due to the incident.

Finnish food companies Atria and Snellman have resolved a dispute over the exclusive right to use a specific shade of green, with Snellman no longer holding sole rights to the color.

Gintarė Skaistė, a representative of the opposition Homeland Union-Lithuanian Christian Democrats and former finance minister, has calculated that the new government's promises could cost the state at least 2.2 billion euros annually, with the actual sum likely higher.

Statistics reveal that one in four primary school students in Finland received part-time special education, highlighting the prevalence of support needs in the education system.

New research indicates that artificial intelligence models failed to solve complex problems that top mathematicians were able to crack, highlighting limitations in AI's ability for original conceptualization.

The Latvian National Museum of Nature has opened an exhibition titled 'Peonies 2026,' bringing together peony growers and flower enthusiasts from across Latvia. Favorable rainy weather has contributed to a vibrant display of peonies from various regions.

A truck accident has led to the closure of the EN257 road between Alvito and Viana, causing traffic disruptions. Separately, an accident on Kehä III in Finland has also resulted in lane closures.

The number of customers using foreign online-only neobanks in Finland has quadrupled in four years, with over 10% of these clients having connections to the grey economy, raising concerns about criminal activity.

The Finnish Immigration Service processes all asylum applications individually, adhering to international legal standards, regardless of the applicant's country of origin.

A tremor was reported in Kotka, Finland, on Tuesday evening. Many residents in the area felt the shaking, which occurred around 6:20 PM local time.

A fire broke out on the porch of a residential building in Käpylä, Helsinki, leading to the interruption of tram services on Pohjolankatu. Emergency services were dispatched to the scene.

A legal dispute between the Finnish ice hockey club Kiekko-Espoo and 17-year-old player Oscar Hemming is set to be resolved in court, after the district court rejected the club's initial demands.

There were no injuries in the accident, but fuel spilled onto the road for a long distance.

A new legislative proposal in Finland could allow individuals suspected of serious crimes to be kept in custody if they pose a threat to others, following a 2024 Supreme Court ruling on detention conditions.

Skaistė Vaišnoraitė-Blusienė, a blogger who lost 35 kg, shares her tips for weight loss, encouraging self-compassion on bad days.

Kenya has officially launched the Kenya Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Kenya AIST), a new postgraduate research university designed after the successful Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). This marks a significant step for scientific education in Africa.

Lithuanian influencer Justina Partikė is experiencing a profound loss following the death of her close friend, Skaistė. She shared emotional words about her grief.

A recent survey by Yle suggests that the fate of a major tram line investment in Turku, Finland, could hinge on a single vote in the city council, with the decision expected next Monday.

Šogad Brīvības svētku parāde notika Aizkrauklē. Daugavas skaisto krastu pilsētā to skatīties sabrauca cilvēki no visas Latvijas.

New research from KAIST reveals that graphene oxide's antibacterial properties selectively target harmful bacteria by attacking a specific lipid in their membranes, explaining the widespread success of graphene-based toothbrushes.

A Finnish parliamentary committee is advancing a government proposal to ease regulations on fixed-term employment contracts, while hoping the government monitors its impact on women's position in the labor market.

A reader's opinion argues that youth well-being cannot be solved solely through therapy, but requires fostering a sense of self-worth, purpose, and trust in young people.

The rights to Mariia Niskavaara's debut novel, which won the Helsingin Sanomat literary prize in 2025, have been sold in thirty countries, including Finland.

Espoo's sports director expedited facility purchases to enable Esport Arena, which has faced financial difficulties for years, to shorten its loan repayment to the city.

An e-biker in Tampere, Finland, was sentenced after speeding at 60 km/h on the wrong side of a busy road and running red lights. The incident highlighted the dangers of the lightweight electric-assisted bicycle when driven recklessly.

The CEO of Järvisydän has admitted that the company's marketing story is fabricated, with investigations revealing several aspects of the narrative were invented.

The Finnish Parliament has approved new legislation to fast-track the establishment of defense-critical production facilities, enabling the construction of an explosives factory in Pori's Noormarkku with a placement permit.

The Lauttasaari-lehti newspaper published a street interview created with artificial intelligence, a move its editor-in-chief, Petri Suhonen, acknowledged as being against all their principles.

A Latvian TV show discusses the realities of keeping parrots as pets, highlighting their beauty and singing abilities while also addressing the responsibilities involved.

Latvian composer Pēteris Vasks shares his thoughts on his life dedicated to music in a jubilee interview, expressing deep joy and fulfillment.

A humanoid robot developed by KAIST showcased impressive speed and skill, performing actions like sprinting, moonwalking, and kicking a soccer ball. Its smooth, repeatable movements are powered by custom motors and AI.

Two Ukrainian drones equipped with explosives crashed in southern Finland, prompting an official apology from Ukraine, which stated the drones were not targeting Finnish territory and were diverted by Russian systems. Reports indicate the drones flew near the Estonian border before crashing, while Russian media has claimed the drones that fell in Kouvola were launched from Finland, though this is not Russia's official stance.

A Finnish column argues that child welfare services too often fill gaps in social security, mental health, and substance abuse services. It suggests that reforms to child welfare and social welfare laws could shift the focus towards early intervention services.

Merck Life Science has inaugurated an AI-powered chemistry lab at KAIST, strengthening its partnership with Korea’s leading science and technology university.

Disneyn Hannah Montana -teinisarjasta julkaistiin maanantaina erikoisjakso, jolla juhlistetaan monen milleniaalin suosikkisarjan aloitusta.

A video analysis of Slovenian elections suggests a trend of dirty play and external influence, which could soon be seen in upcoming elections in Hungary and France.

Finnish Minister of Labour Marttinen is evaluating potential changes to legislation to reduce the practice of chaining fixed-term employment contracts.

A significant portion of youth suicidality is related to difficulties in emotional regulation, which cannot be treated in an inpatient setting.

Pirms diviem gadiem Mihaila Čehova Rīgas Krievu teātra trupā parādījās jauna aktrise – Elīna Bartkeviča, tobrīd vēl Elmāra Seņkova kursa studente Latvijas Kultūras akadēmijā.

Crematories in Finland are experiencing significant overcrowding, with over a hundred deceased waiting in line at the Hietaniemi crematorium, which only has capacity for sixty bodies.

Finnish rock band Eppu Normaali held their final farewell concert, drawing a large crowd to witness their last performance. The event was widely covered, with media outlets documenting the emotional and celebratory moments.

A measuring buoy off the coast of Mallorca in the Mediterranean Sea recorded a new record water temperature of 33.02 degrees Celsius, according to the Spanish national meteorological service.

A 'flower rebellion' is underway in the Old Rauma UNESCO World Heritage site as residents protest new zoning regulations that they claim infringe on property rights by restricting outdoor and indoor spaces.

A construction site in Töölönlahti, Helsinki, has narrowed pathways, causing congestion for cyclists and pedestrians, though the city's project manager reports no accidents have occurred there.

Professionals in home care deserve appreciation and trust alongside criticism, highlighting the need to address challenges while valuing the personnel.

Finnish media company Sanoma reported second-quarter figures that were close to the previous year's, with a decrease in advertising and events revenue impacting its overall turnover.

A dispute erupted in a housing cooperative in Kuopio, Finland, over swimming stairs built in a shared yard, leading to a district court order for their demolition.

The summer season in Riga, Latvia, continues to enrich cultural life with diverse events, including new art exhibition openings almost daily, showcasing artists working with materials and their possibilities.

South Korean scientists from KAIST have unveiled a new robotic technology that allows individuals to put on a full-body suit in just 10 seconds without using their hands. This innovation aims to benefit those who may have difficulty dressing themselves.

A cybersecurity warning advises against publishing identifiable children's photos on social media or websites, citing the increased threat posed by advanced AI capabilities for image and video manipulation.

A car accident occurred on highway 3 just north of Iittala, Finland, resulting in the closure of one lane on the motorway.

A Vietnamese student, who was among the top scorers in the national high school graduation exam, also achieved a perfect 1600 on the SAT and secured a full scholarship to the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST).

The support is exceptionally large compared to previous major event supports.

The European pied flycatcher is a common bird in Latvia, with approximately 153,000 pairs, ranking 38th in frequency. It is particularly recognizable to people living in private homes as it often nests near humans.

The investigation into a severed fiber optic cable in Ylöjärvi, Finland, has been transferred to the National Bureau of Investigation (KRP), with police stating that hybrid influence cannot be ruled out. KRP is also investigating a similar incident in Helsinki.

Director Elmārs Seņkovs' new version of Rūdolfs Blaumanis' play 'Skroderdienas Silmačos' at Valmiera Theater features erotic elements and reflections on modern Latvians, sparking discussion.

Football star Lionel Messi celebrates every goal with the same gesture, which he performs to remember his grandmother.

Helsingin Sanomat argues that even defense spending should not be prioritized without considering the public economy's capacity, suggesting that significant increases would necessitate adjustments in other societal sectors.

Lithuania is preparing for a significant heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach up to 36 degrees Celsius and the anticipation of tropical nights, as heat moves in from the south.

Finland is expecting cooler air at the start of the week, with sunny conditions in the south and unstable weather in the north, though no heatwave is anticipated.

Bird flu has spread to the remote Heard and McDonald Islands, causing a massive number of southern elephant seal pups to die, leaving their carcasses on the shores.

Two threatening apartment building fires broke out in Oulu, Finland, with three people injured in the Puolivälikangas fire, while the Kaukovainio fire resulted in material damages.

The results for the joint application to post-basic education have been published, with applicants receiving information on student selection and acceptance via email.

Research indicates that individual examinations do not guarantee fair asylum decisions in Finland, with evidence suggesting biased information in some Immigration Service rulings.

According to information from Helsingin Sanomat, more than 10 percent of Revolut's customers in Finland have connections to the grey economy. The Finnish Tax Administration notes that neobanks attract the grey economy due to their speed and lighter identification requirements.

A new scam is spreading in Ostrobothnia, Finland, where parents are receiving fraudulent emails claiming a child protection report has been filed against their child, aiming to phish for bank credentials.

A merchant in Turku, Finland, is selling the same early potatoes at two different prices, with most customers choosing the more expensive option, to initiate a discussion about the price of Finnish food and the future of domestic produce.

A new Turkish-made car, named after a 'troublemaker neighborhood,' is attempting to disrupt the pricing trends of electric vehicles. The vehicle is set to be unveiled in London.

Fimlab, a laboratory company owned by five welfare regions in Finland, is reducing its workforce by approximately 30 person-years through layoffs and part-time arrangements, attributed to a decline in demand for laboratory services.

A report indicates that part-time workers in Finland face unequal treatment, particularly concerning additional work hours performed beyond their normal schedule but before reaching full-time hours.

Several tragic cave diving incidents, including one in the Maldives, have highlighted the extreme dangers and confined spaces involved in underwater cave exploration. These events serve as cautionary tales for divers.

A man is suspected of creating fake AI-generated nude images of women from his close circle and posting them on pornography sites without their knowledge. Finnish media followed the investigation for months, revealing the suspect was closer than anticipated.

A television review from Helsingin Sanomat highlights a surprisingly released special episode of 'The Bear' series, noting its success in deepening characters and intensifying emotional stakes, hinting at a heavy final season.

Geo News provides its daily broadcast for May 18, 2026, covering various news topics from Pakistan.

Tensions are rising within the Lithuanian Skating Federation after its leadership criticized opponent Lilija Vanagienė, with allusions to her son Povilas Vanagas's recent performance in a Red Army uniform in Chelyabinsk.

New information has been released about Marilyn Monroe, with her husband Arthur Miller reportedly stating that she was so fragile it was impossible for her to live and no one could have prevented her death.

A video from Amnesty shows counter-protester Tytti Hynninen being kicked in the head during a far-right May Day march in Tampere, Finland, with Hynninen stating she was fortunate it wasn't worse.

A person died in a highway collision in Paimio, Finland, while riding in the suspect's vehicle. Police are investigating why the suspect drove through a service opening into oncoming traffic.

Tivoli Sariola and Suomen Tivoli, two Finnish amusement parks sharing a common history, are touring Finland this year under immense economic pressure, with spring potentially determining their future.

Soste, a Finnish social and health organization, reports that long-term unemployed individuals and job seekers needing support face challenges in accessing necessary services.

Finland is experiencing cold and gusty winds currently, but temperatures are expected to rise significantly, reaching nearly twenty degrees Celsius by May Day.

Residents in the Kaakkuri area of Oulu, Finland, are confused as only some are eligible for free tick-borne encephalitis vaccinations, with risk areas defined by postal codes.

An employee of the Pirkanmaa welfare region in Finland is suspected of transferring tens of thousands of euros to fictitious clients. A criminal complaint has been filed, alleging significant financia

A brush fire ignited in Laitila, Finland, after a cigarette butt was discarded on the roadside, leading to the temporary closure of one traffic lane due to smoke. The fire has since been brought under control.

A head-on collision followed by a secondary accident occurred at a roundabout in Kaisten, Switzerland, resulting in injuries to five people. Among the injured, two children were involved, with one child currently in intensive care.

The average amount owed by Finns facing debt enforcement has increased to €28,000, with a notable rise in the number of women accumulating such debts. New figures show the growing financial burden across Finnish regions.

Hundreds of new high school graduates in Pirkanmaa, Finland, have found themselves unemployed. In response, an educational institution has launched two new tailored programs to provide a fast track for these graduates to enter higher education.

Finland's ombudsman for the elderly has stated that issues caused by digitalization for older people must be addressed. The statement highlights concerns about the impact of digital services on the elderly population.

Finnish police are increasing real-time camera surveillance in Tampere and aim to expand it to dozens of other municipalities this year to prevent and investigate crimes.

A Latvian gardening expert discusses how to deal with moss in gardens, noting that the approach depends on the owner's preferences and environmental factors, as fighting moss in conducive environments can be costly and endless.

A reader's opinion piece argues that the well-being of the elderly is a societal concern, suggesting that current approaches to solving their problems are misguided.

Google's TurboQuant compression technology is being assessed for its potential to boost memory demand and its specific implications for Micron stock, with some analysts suggesting the market may be misinterpreting the AI breakthrough, while others predict Micron will defy Wall Street's expectations of a stumble.

An opinion piece argues that institutional care in child welfare is not always beneficial for young people, with many being placed against their will.

If a book can be read at home, then one has to go elsewhere for an exhibition or a play. And when is there a more pleasant time to go out than spring!

A broken water pipe under the street in Sörnäinen, Helsinki, early Monday morning is causing disruptions to morning traffic.

Jūlija Štepa ar meitu Arinu dzīvo Latvijā jau gandrīz četrus gadus. Šajā laikā Jūlijai – manikīra meistarei ar 18 gadu stāžu – divreiz nācies sākt visu no nulles.

Researchers at KAIST have developed a hyper-personalized AI chip designed for on-device AI, and have also created 'SoulMate,' a personal AI intended to live on users' devices, expanding AI services without cloud reliance.