AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation Reform: Finland is rolling out an English-language upper secondary curriculum in six cities (Vantaa, Helsinki, Tampere, Jyväskylä, Oulu and Pori), with the first students set to take matriculation exams in English in 2028. Sports—Helsinki on the European stage: HJK Helsinki face Motherwell in the Conference League qualifiers’ second leg at Fir Park on Thursday, with the match shown live on SolidSport. Business & Telecom: Tecnotree signed a multi-year deal with an Americas communications provider, while Telenor and Vodafone said Vodafone Procure & Connect will run international voice gateway services for Telenor’s Nordic markets and Telenor Maritime. Energy & Climate: Finland added 478 MW of utility-scale solar in H1 2026, more than doubling its total to 842 MW, helped by EU cross-border tenders. Health Research: A University of Helsinki study using motion sensors suggests parents may “hear” more night awakenings when babies sleep in the same room—even if babies aren’t waking more. Culture & Royals: Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel will visit Aalto University in Espoo next Friday.
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