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Finland approves Bliq driverless vehicles for public roads
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Finland has approved Bliq Driverless for public road operations, making the country the second EU market to clear the system after Estonia.
IdealofMeD names ex-Finnish footballer Paulus Arajuuri as Finland ambassador
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IdealofMeD said July 9, 2026, that former Finnish national team defender Paulus Arajuuri will serve as its Brand Ambassador for Finland after undergoing a hair transplant at the Istanbul clinic.
Europe biochar market seen reaching 1.34 million tonnes by 2035
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Europe’s biochar market is projected to surge from 180.5 kilotons in 2025 to 1,338.3 kilotons by 2035 as EU rules turn biochar into a certified fertilizing product and a carbon-removal asset.
ALLU launches concrete bucket for on-site demolition processing
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ALLU unveiled a new excavator attachment designed to crush and screen demolition concrete at the jobsite, aiming to cut hauling, improve workflow and recover more reusable aggregate.
Kalevon launches V1.0 with edge AI video analytics
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Finland-registered Kalevon Oy has launched Kalevon V1.0 globally, offering a paid video management platform with a one-month free trial, multi-camera monitoring and edge AI analytics.
LEAP East locks in Hong Kong for three more years after 25,000-attendee debut
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LEAP East wrapped its inaugural three-day edition in Hong Kong with more than 25,000 attendees and a new three-year commitment that keeps the event in the city through 2027. The gathering connected Gulf and Asian capital, tech and policy leaders,…
iDenfy adds Finnish Trust Network to eID verification platform
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iDenfy has integrated Finland’s Finnish Trust Network into its electronic identity verification platform, giving businesses a non-document onboarding option for Finnish users.
Global Revenue Infrastructure Benchmark finds major digital gaps
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A new benchmark from strategic growth advisor Farhad Moradi says businesses and countries have adopted digital tools, but many still lack the connected systems needed to turn online attention into predictable revenue.
Lapland tourism boom lifts demand for quieter Arctic stays
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Lapland is heading into another record winter season as more travelers look for privacy, authenticity, and nature-led experiences over crowded tourism hubs.
Low handgrip strength is not a standalone prostate cancer predictor in older men
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New research in older European men found that low handgrip strength was not an independent predictor of prostate cancer after statistical adjustment.
ArtsPR retrospective honors Italian artist Antonio Masini
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ArtsPR is marking 2026 with a tribute to Antonio Masini, the Italian painter, engraver and sculptor who died in 2018. The retrospective highlights Masini’s award-winning career, large public sculptures and international reach across Europe, the…
University of Turku team builds new model for rare, treatment-resistant melanoma
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Researchers at the University of Turku have developed a CRISPR-based laboratory model for BAP1-deficient melanoma, a rare cancer with few effective treatment options once it spreads.
OXT wins European patent for mixed alcohol SAF technology
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OXT Technologies secured European Unitary Patent EP 4237569 B1 on June 25, 2026, expanding protection for its mixed alcohol pathway to sustainable aviation fuel across 18 European countries.
CEPA to honor Logistics Plus founder Jim Berlin with lifetime achievement award
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The Center for European Policy Analysis will honor Logistics Plus Founder and Chairman Jim Berlin at its CEPA Honors gala on Oct. 7 in Washington, DC, recognizing his lifetime commitment to global peace and security.
H Memorial Group unifies memorial brands into one national network
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H Memorial Group has merged its memorial brands into a single production, design and installation system while expanding child and floral memorial catalogs on its H-Stones platform.
Europe’s long-duration storage business case is strengthening, report says
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A new Eurelectric-AFRY analysis says innovative long-duration energy storage is becoming more commercially viable in parts of Europe as power systems need more flexibility.
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