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Sammallahti wrote to Erkki that, in his opinion, the new generation of National Coalition Party members was not silenced by shame labels like during the YYA era. He said he did not find cooperation with entities that catered to communists or supported eastern dictators necessary. https://t.co/Y8VHgUijOF #politiikka #Nato #oikeistopuolueet (translated)

Remedy Entertainment announced that CONTROL Resonant has now been released and stated that they will be holding an event today at the Mall of Tripla from 6 PM to 9 PM in collaboration with Elisa. According to the company, visitors would get to try out the game, take a photo with the Aberrant hammer, and meet the game developers and Sean Durrie, who portrays the main character Dylan Faden. The first 50 buyers of the game would receive a CONTROL Resonant bucket as a bonus. In addition, there would be free Mold cotton candy and a limited batch of game shirts, and Vilma Jää would be signing autographs. #CONTROLResonant #CONTROLResonant #videopelit #tapahtuma (translated)

CONTROL Resonant announced that a gaming event would take place today from 6 PM to 9 PM at the Mall of Tripla in collaboration with Elisa. According to the company, attendees would get to try out the CONTROL Resonant game, take a photo with the Aberrant hammer, and meet the game developers as well as the actor Sean Durrie, who plays Dylan Faden. Vilma Jää would be signing autographs. The first 50 buyers of the game would receive a CONTROL Resonant bucket as a bonus, and the event would feature Mold cotton candy and a limited batch of game t-shirts. #CONTROLResonant #CONTROL #pelitapahtuma #Triplassa (translated)

CONTROL Resonant announced that a game-related event would be held the following day at Mall of Tripla from 6 PM to 9 PM in collaboration with Elisa. The account mentioned that attendees could try out the game, take a picture with the Aberrant hammer, and meet the developers as well as the actor portraying the main character, Dylan Faden. It was mentioned that Vilma Jää would be giving autographs. According to the announcement, the first 50 purchasers of the game would receive a CONTROL Resonant bucket as an extra. The event would also offer free Mold cotton candy and a limited batch of game t-shirts. #CONTROLResonant #Pelit #Tapahtuma #MallofTripla (translated)

Remedy Entertainment announced that CONTROL Resonance would be available for testing the next day from 6 PM to 9 PM at an event held in collaboration with Elisa at the Mall of Tripla. According to the company, visitors could take a picture with the Aberrant hammer and meet the game's developers as well as the actor playing the main character, Dylan Faden. According to Remedy Entertainment, each of the first 50 customers who purchase the game would receive a CONTROL Resonant bucket as a bonus. The event would also feature Mold cotton candy and a limited batch of game shirts, and Vilma Jää would be signing autographs. #CONTROLResonant #CONTROLResonant #peli #tapahtuma (translated)

The author wrote that Finland should demand the EU Commission to use the blocking regulation in response to the tightening of sanctions imposed by Trump on the International Criminal Court. According to him, the extension of sanctions to practically all cooperation was an attack on international law. #Suomi #EU #kvOikeus #FI #EU #US (translated)

Sture Fjäder assessed that the Pride enthusiasm seemed to be declining. According to him, companies and partners were withdrawing from collaboration, the association was operating at a loss, and people were arguing among themselves. He anticipated that more would be heard on the topic. (translated)

Niko A. Kauko pondered what would happen to the EU-Finland's support for Ukraine and the cooperation agreements between the countries if Ukraine were to hold elections, choose a new president, and the war were to end. He estimated that with a change in presidency, relations between Ukraine and Russia could also improve. Kauko asked whether Finland's support for Ukraine had ultimately been directed more towards Zelensky and the war than towards Ukraine itself. He referred to Stubbs' statement that the war was "his war," and wondered if Finland's "unwavering Ukraine first" line would fade as the war receded. Kauko described the war fundamentally as a great power conflict and believed that neither side had clean hands. According to him, Finland should not have participated in the conflict other than through diplomacy and mediation. He considered such an approach wise, which, in his assessment, was no longer visible in Finland's stance. #Ukraina #EU #sota (translated)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that Donald Trump's Russia policy may not have been guided by a coherent strategy. According to him, Trump made decisions one by one, seeking quick political gains, and then had to fix the consequences. In his assessment, Vanhanen linked Trump's diminished commitment to arming Ukraine, the energy price increases resulting from the war in Iran, and the recent diesel trade with Russia. He believed that trade could bolster the Russian economy and give Vladimir Putin a means to pressure Ukraine into halting strikes on Russia's oil refineries. Vanhanen also criticized Trump for condemning strikes that he claimed weakened Russia's war economy. Vanhanen noted that Trump’s administration had not sought significant new funding from Congress for arming Ukraine. According to him, previously agreed deliveries had continued, and European countries had purchased American weapons for Ukraine. He stated that Trump was not fundamentally on the side of Ukraine or Europe but was primarily pursuing his own interests. According to Vanhanen, Finland's security should not be built on the assumption that there is a plan behind Trump's decisions that would turn in favor of Europe. He urged preparedness for the possibility that U.S. aid could be delayed or smaller than expected, to strengthen the availability of defense equipment and air defense, and to deepen cooperation with Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Britain, Poland, and the Baltic countries. He also believed that Europe should be able to support Ukraine and maintain economic pressure on Russia by its own means. #Trump #Venäjä #Ukraina (translated)

British composer Rebecca Saunders, who received the 150,000 euro Sibelius Prize, challenges listeners with her contemporary music and emphasizes the importance of collaboration with various artists as well as the diverse use of instruments. #SibeliusPalkinto #RebeccaSaunders #nykymusiikki (translated)

Remedy Entertainment announced that it will host a CONTROL Resonant event at Mall of Tripla on October 15 from 6 PM to 9 PM in collaboration with Elisa. According to the company, attendees would be able to try the game and take a photo with the Aberrant hammer. The first 50 buyers of the game would receive a CONTROL Resonant bucket as a bonus. There would also be Mold cotton candy and a limited number of game t-shirts available at the event, and attendees could meet the game creators as well as the actress for Dylan Faden. Vilma Jää would be signing autographs. #CONTROLResonant #CONTROLResonant #pelitapahtuma #MallofTriplan (translated)

CONTROL Resonant announced that it will hold an event at Mall of Tripla on October 15th from 6 PM to 9 PM in collaboration with Elisa. The event was set to include opportunities to try the game, take photos with the Aberrant hammer, and meet the game developers as well as the actor playing Dylan Faden. According to the release, the first 50 purchasers of the game would receive a free CONTROL Resonant bucket as a bonus. There would also be free Mold cotton candy and a limited selection of game-themed t-shirts. It was reported that Vilma Jää would be signing autographs. #CONTROLResonant #CONTROLResonant #TriplanTapahtuma #Peli (translated)

Henri Vanhanen warned about Finland's security and wrote that according to Denmark's Security and Intelligence Service PET, Russia had begun sabotage operations against Danish defense companies. According to him, companies supplying weapons and equipment to Ukraine were particularly targeted. Vanhanen stated that PET assessed that Moscow had aimed to reduce European support for Ukraine through intimidation and harassment and was now trying to harm weapons production and supply chains. Vanhanen wrote that perpetrators of the strikes were recruited via social media and were first paid for photographing and gathering intelligence on targets, and later for sabotage. According to him, this allowed operations without the direct involvement of Russian intelligence officers. He warned that Russia aimed to extend the effects of the war to NATO countries and also assessed that Finland's defense industry's production facilities, subcontractors, personnel, and supply chains could be targets. Vanhanen believed that protecting them required cooperation between companies and authorities, and urged NATO to assess when individual sabotage attacks would constitute a systematic campaign against the alliance's defense capability. https://t.co/CgjnDAjDhY #Turvallisuus #Ukraina #Venäjä (translated)

Jussi Salunen said he had harvested hay, caraway, oats, barley, peas, rapeseed, and buckwheat. He mentioned that the straw would remain for the animals, described the season as challenging, and thanked his collaborators. Salunen said he would next be heading to forest work through agricultural machinery fairs. https://t.co/MQBz6xo36T #maatalous #viljely #sato (translated)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that he had been calling for a clearer situational picture of Russia's intelligence and influence activities towards Finland for some time. He viewed positively that, according to him, the message from the Security Police and the Defense Forces about the situation was now serious: Russian intelligence operations against Finland had intensified, cyber intelligence was active, and the interest was particularly focused on the defense industry. Vanhanen noted that the chief of the intelligence department of the General Staff had assessed that the intelligence operations targeting society and critical systems could be preparation for sabotage. According to him, Finland could thus become a target of Russian sabotage activities. He also wrote that, according to the Security Police, at least one small Finnish technology company had already been subject to verifiably increased intelligence activities. Vanhanen assessed that Russia aimed to weaken Ukraine's ability to continue the war by also influencing countries, businesses, and supply chains related to Western support. He warned that problems arising for companies supporting Ukraine could raise questions in Finland about the risks of support and serve Russia's objectives. Vanhanen suggested that the security of defense and technology companies should be proactively strengthened. He urged companies to check, among other things, their cybersecurity, the protection of their facilities, approaches to personnel, data access rights, supply chains, and unusual cooperation, recruitment, and investor contacts. He stated that especially small companies should be provided with easily accessible government support for identifying threats and improving security. According to Vanhanen, Russia's goal was to get Western countries to reduce their support for Ukraine. He believed that Finland should respond to possible pressure by better protecting the people and companies enabling support rather than changing its policies. https://t.co/f0INfDq1Zf #Venäjä #Suomi #Kyberturvallisuus (translated)

Jocka Träskbäck asked where Antti was and wrote that the media generally sought the party chairman to explain things in the midst of the scandal. According to him, however, the rules were not the same for everyone: instead of current journalism, Helsingin Sanomat had published a ten-page advertisement about the chairman in the Monthly Supplement. Träskbäck noted that in his opinion, the article did not have the mandatory indication of "ideological cooperation." #journalismi #poliitika #Suomi (translated)