It's a good thing Finland doesn't have any more pressing concerns like why shelves at the grocery stores are becoming more empty and why ground beef has become scarce.
The reservists could be called upon to support the regular police force in "emergency situations", the government says.
An agreement signed with the United States isn't worth the paper it's printed on and to be frank, no American wants their sons and daughters here to defend Finland's long-ass border with its giant neighbor. This wouldn't be an issue if Finland didn't unnecessarily piss off said giant neighbor.
There is "deep disappointment" in relation to America, says Hanna Wass, Associate Professor in Political Science at the University of Helsinki.
Of course, because why engage with the other side to at least try resolve differences and achieve peace when you can just sit around jackin' each other off. "Come on everybody, lets show them how European we are!"
An MP from the prime minister's party initiated talks with a Russian representative at an OSCE meeting in Uzbekistan on Wednesday. Kauma claimed that that she did not represent Finland at the meeting.
Jesus, we knew almost immediately that everyone died. He should also be sued for being fucking stupid.
It's a good thing Finland has an abundance of [cheap] energy to give away to any asshole that comes along with their data centers, crypto mining, AI and whatever other bullshit they want to pull out of their ass.
Jukka Manner, professor of internet technologies at Aalto University, compares the situation in Finland to Ireland, which has seen energy consumption skyrocket due to data centres.
Going through this 👇 exact thing now with Last of Us Part II after stopping two years ago... on Seattle Day 1.
Trying to go back to a game after months or years is always interesting. You’re almost certainly well beyond any tutorials and likely won’t remember much of how the game mechanics work. In my case, I’m also too stubborn to start over if I had stopped more than an hour or two in.