Tag: Finland


  • Finnish Breakthrough: First Image of Two Supermassive Black Holes Orbiting Each Other

    Finnish Breakthrough: First Image of Two Supermassive Black Holes Orbiting Each Other

    Groundbreaking View of a Cosmic Dance In a moment that reshapes our understanding of black holes, Finnish scientists have produced the first-ever direct image of two supermassive black holes orbiting each other. The discovery centers on the bright quasar OJ287, located about five billion light-years away in the Cancer constellation. The finding, published in The…

  • Reindeer Grazing Stabilizes Carbon in Finland’s North

    Reindeer Grazing Stabilizes Carbon in Finland’s North

    When reindeer graze, forests breathe a little easier Not all climate heroes wear capes. Some sport antlers. A four-year study conducted in Finland’s northern wilderness reveals that reindeer grazing can help stabilize the carbon stored in soil and understory plants beneath boreal forests. Published in Science of the Total Environment, the research shows that the…

  • Why climate scientists spent 4 years tracking reindeer through Finland’s northern wilderness

    Why climate scientists spent 4 years tracking reindeer through Finland’s northern wilderness

    Reindeer grazing as a quiet climate stabilizer In the vast, snow-blanketed forests of Finland’s north, a surprising ally in the fight against climate change wears antlers. A four-year research project published in Science of the Total Environment reveals that reindeer grazing helps stabilize the carbon stored in the understory and soil of northern coniferous forests.…

  • Reindeer and Carbon: Finland’s Forest Carbon Stabilizers

    Reindeer and Carbon: Finland’s Forest Carbon Stabilizers

    Reindeer and the carbon cycle in Finland’s north Not all climate heroes wear capes. Some sport antlers. A recent study published in Science of the Total Environment shows that reindeer grazing in Finland’s northern forests may help stabilise the carbon stored in soil and understory vegetation. By grazing through snow-covered undergrowth, these arctic herbivores influence…

  • Global 5G Awards 2025: Winners Revealed and India’s Standing

    Global 5G Awards 2025: Winners Revealed and India’s Standing

    Overview: OpenSignal’s Global 5G Awards 2025 OpenSignal’s Global 5G Awards 2025 compile data from January to June 2025, drawing on activity from hundreds of millions of mobile devices to identify the fastest, most reliable 5G networks. The results underscore a mixed picture: strong performances from operators outside India and notable gaps for Indian telcos, which…

  • Sweden’s Somalia aid deal raises questions over transparency and repatriations

    Sweden’s Somalia aid deal raises questions over transparency and repatriations

    Background: a confidential December 2023 arrangement Sweden’s government is under scrutiny over a reported, confidential arrangement linked to Somalia’s handling of returned migrants. According to Sveriges Radio, in December 2023 about 100 million kronor were redirected from existing aid to projects that were considered to align with the Somali prime minister’s priorities. In exchange, Sweden…

  • China-Nordic Economic Forum: EVs and Batteries Take Center Stage

    China-Nordic Economic Forum: EVs and Batteries Take Center Stage

    An enduring platform for Sino-Nordic trade The China-Nordic Economic Forum, established in 2018, is the first and only long-term mechanism dedicated to fostering economic and trade cooperation with Nordic countries. As the 2025 edition approaches in Wuhan, the forum continues to serve as a bridge for mutual understanding, investment, and market access, with the event…

  • Fatty Acids and Bone Density in Children: A Long-Term Link

    Fatty Acids and Bone Density in Children: A Long-Term Link

    Overview of the study A long-term study conducted by the University of Eastern Finland investigates how the types of fatty acids circulating in blood influence how bone density develops from childhood through adolescence. Spanning eight years, the project followed a cohort of children as they grew, collecting repeated blood samples and bone measurements to trace…

  • IPC Lifts Russia and Belarus Restrictions for Paralympics — Reactions Across Europe

    IPC Lifts Russia and Belarus Restrictions for Paralympics — Reactions Across Europe

    Overview: IPC ends restrictions on Russia and Belarus The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has decided to lift all restrictions against Russia and Belarus, allowing athletes from the two countries to compete in the Paralympics under their own flags. The decision was announced at the IPC General Assembly in Seoul on a Saturday vote that tied…

  • EuroBasket 2023: A Final Without Giannis or Doncic

    EuroBasket 2023: A Final Without Giannis or Doncic

    The EuroBasket 2023 Finale: A Unique Showdown EuroBasket 2023 has been nothing short of spectacular, showcasing the best of European basketball talent. For the upcoming final, fans are in for a treat as the tournament reaches its climax without the presence of two superstars: Giannis Antetokounmpo and Luka Doncic. Their absence does not diminish the…