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Chinese researchers and policymakers are rapidly advancing domestic capabilities in artificial intelligence-driven gene editing and next-generation 6G telecommunications. Both initiatives aim to secure technological sovereignty and achieve commercial deployment targets before 2030.
The criminal classification for the police officer suspected of ramming a moped rider in Tuusula has been upgraded to a more serious offense.
The East Uusimaa Police Department confirmed that an ambulance was ordered just minutes after police observed a moped rider without a license plate involved in a collision situation in Tuusula.
A video circulating on social media shows a police officer ramming a fleeing moped rider into a ditch, sparking a major controversy that the police force is now taking seriously.
Following a moped collision in Tuusula where police escorted the moped rider to a car, a specialist doctor has debunked social media speculation regarding the movement of a patient after a seemingly severe crash.
Two underage moped riders were injured in an illegal moped meet in Seinäjoki when a young person riding a light motorcycle performed a dangerous wheelie, causing the accident.
Janne Vanhasen ja Atte Hietasen espanjalainen kotikylä yhdisti voimansa kamppailussa maastopaloa vastaan. ”Kaikki olivat pyyteettömästi ihan valmiita ihan kaikkeen.”
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has begun establishing a safety benchmark to evaluate artificial intelligence models, aligning with global efforts by regulators in the US and Europe to enhance AI security oversight.
A Finnish BASE jumper who went missing in Italy has been found dead in the Dolomites. The individual's body was discovered after a search operation.
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has called on citizens to trust authorities and follow instructions, stating that a historical air threat has revealed a lack of public preparedness and prompting a new approach to societal readiness.
The bodies of five Italian divers, including an instructor, were discovered in an underwater cave system in the Maldives days after they went missing. The incident, which occurred in a challenging "shark cave" environment, is under investigation.
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) announced that the country is speeding up the development of an integrated space-ground network.
A man who allegedly kept his parents' bodies frozen for 30 years is facing new charges, with his brother also being accused of disturbing the peace of the grave in Turku, Finland.
Police discovered four sticks of dynamite, totaling about 1.5 kilograms, 15 electric detonators, and the carcasses of a dead golden eagle and white-tailed eagle at a man's home in Inari, Finland, leading to a confirmed unconditional prison sentence.
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has issued new safety rules and guidelines for the adoption and use of OpenClaw, the popular artificial intelligence agent, following earlier risk alerts from CNCERT as the AI agent went viral.
Can a week-old child's body be displayed in a museum? What about 50 or 5,000 years old? Museums are hotly debating the exhibition of human remains.
The skiers were caught in an avalanche four days ago. The recovery of the bodies was delayed due to bad weather and new avalanche dangers.
The city of Tampere, Finland, is facing a €46 million deficit, leading to discussions among council members about the possibility of raising the tax rate as a last resort.
The mother of a moped boy, who was injured after being wedged by police in Tuusula, Finland, reports that her son has undergone surgery and is recovering well. She stated that the police and her son did not know each other prior to the incident.
The police ombudsman has condemned an individual police pursuit during a moped meet in Tuusula, with police and prosecutors currently pausing further information releases.
The prosecutor's office is investigating the actions of a police officer involved in a wedging incident at a moped rally in Tuusula, where an ambulance was reportedly called to an injured young person only about an hour after the incident.
Two investigations have been opened after a police car hit a moped rider during a chase in Tuusula, with both the police and the moped rider suspected of offenses. It was confirmed that the police were not on an emergency call during the incident.
Gaza authorities have reported the recovery of 112 bodies, including 40 children and a fetus, from the rubble of a building in Gaza City following an Israeli strike. The civil defense teams continue to search for more victims amidst the devastation.
Finnish construction company YIT still has hundreds of completed apartments unsold, reflecting a challenging housing market where only 90 ready-made units were sold between April and June.
The official death toll from the Venezuela earthquake has reached nearly 2,300, though the true number is believed to be significantly higher. A pathologist told CNN that hundreds of decomposing bodies are arriving daily, and frustration with the government's response is growing.
Police in Kokkola interrupted a moped meet-up twice over the weekend, citing completely unroadworthy mopeds and reckless driving. Authorities are urging parents to check the vehicles their children use.
The bodies of the last two Italian divers, who died in a cave diving accident in the Maldives, have been successfully recovered, concluding the retrieval operation.
The 70th annual Eurovision Song Contest final is taking place in Vienna, with various countries vying for the title. Delta Goodrem's 'Eclipse' won the Marcel Bezençon Press Award, while live coverage and national representatives like Lithuania's Lion Ceccah and Greece's Akylas are featured.
China plans to significantly advance forward-looking research in space computing power technologies and provide strong support for the related industry. This initiative was announced by an official from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT).
Le président américain a aussi menacé d’appliquer des droits de douane de 50% sur tous les pays qui fourniraient des armes à l’Iran.
A reader's opinion piece argues that for birth rates to be strengthened, society needs to learn to respect fatherhood more.
Tukilakkojen rajoittamista koskeva lainsäädäntö on jättänyt tulkinnanvaraa. Työnantajat ovat olleet valmiita hankkimaan tulkintoja oikeudesta.
Uzbekistan's Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade (MIIT) presented reforms and investment opportunities for foreign investors in the Karakalpakstan region.
While police-moped rider relations have tensed elsewhere, the Turku region in Finland has successfully eased confrontations through years of cooperation, establishing what is known as the 'Turku Model'.
It is concerning that some Finnish moped youth in Tuusula are becoming accustomed to the idea that police might run them over.
Large moped gatherings, known as "mopomiitit," have become a significant issue in the Uusimaa region of Finland, leading police to express concerns about the resources they consume.
A moped rider sustained broken bones in his hand and leg after an incident with police during a moped meet in Tuusula, Finland, with eyewitnesses expressing shock over Saturday's events.
An unidentified drone exploded in Bulgarian airspace near a major gas pipeline, prompting authorities to increase border security. The incident occurred in a sunflower field and is under investigation.
Gunther von Hagens, the controversial German anatomist known as 'Dr. Death' and creator of the 'Body Worlds' exhibitions and plastination technique, has died at the age of 81. He was famous for preserving human bodies and displaying them in educational and artistic poses.
Planned oil drilling by the American company Greenland Energy Company near Ittoqqortoormiit in East Greenland has sparked significant opposition among Greenlanders, with local authorities fearing manipulation.
Hungarian lawmakers have unanimously approved a 40% reduction in their own salaries. This decision was made following a proposal, with some citing modesty as a reason for the significant pay cut.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is worsening and outpacing response efforts, with over 200 deaths and 900 suspected cases reported. The WHO is urging neighboring countries to take immediate action to prevent further spread of the virus.
The bodies of two Italian divers, Federico Gualtieri and another, who died during a diving excursion in a cave at a depth of around 60 meters in the Maldives last week, have been successfully recovered. The complex operation involved international assistance, including Finnish divers.
The US military engaged Iranian forces in the Strait of Hormuz, reportedly sinking several Iranian boats and downing missiles and drones, in an effort to reopen the strategic waterway and protect commercial shipping. This action followed alleged Iranian attacks on vessels, leading to heightened tensions and diplomatic responses.
In Finland, over a hundred licensed old cannons, eight bazookas, and 18 grenade launchers are privately owned by individuals and museums, with one 25-year-old, Miitri Oikarinen, notably possessing a cannon in his wardrobe.
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has initiated a plan aimed at enhancing computing power for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to drive intelligent transformation.
A car theft in Kemiönsaari, Finland, uncovered nearly 800 kilograms of dynamite stored in an unauthorized container, originally intended for a failed quarrying operation.
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology states that AI is providing strong technological momentum for holidays, while robotics firms are securing new funding as embodied AI commercialization accelerates.
The central tower of Barcelona's Sagrada Familia has been completed, bringing the iconic basilica to its final height 144 years after construction began.