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European Central Bank · Frankfurt

European Central Bank leaves interest rates unchanged as it assesses impact of Trump tariffs

42% Center coverage: 125 sources

The European Central Bank has left interest rates unchanged as it waits to see how big a blow U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs will inflict on the economy before deciding whether to cut rates again.See the Story

Oil and Gas Sector · Poland

Off-the-shelf medical tests are failing to back up accuracy promises with evidence, study finds

69% Center coverage: 13 sources

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Pollinator corridors are the next big thing in urban and suburban gardening

80% Center coverage: 10 sources

Pollinator corridors are quickly becoming the next big focus in urban and suburban gardening, with more than 22% of native pollinators in North America facing ... Read moreThe post Pollinator corridors are the next big thing in urban and suburban…United States · United States See the Story

A Child Drowned in Pajulahti, Lahti.

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The rescue service searched for a child in Pajulahti, Lahti, early in the afternoon, who could not be reached after going swimming.Finland · Finland See the Story

Ferry Boss Believes: Cottages and Sea Eagles Will Not Be a Problem for the Archipelago's New Wind Turbines

According to the CEO of Finferries, the wind turbines to be built on the ferry piers of the archipelago ring road will be so small that the distance regulations planned by the government would not apply to them.Wind Power · Helsinki Read Article

Raisio-Based Company's Growth Nearly Stopped Due to Lack of Access to Loans: Banks Are Not Interested in Micro-Enterprises

Micro-enterprises employing fewer than 10 people find it difficult to obtain loans, even if they have the desire and ability to grow. The main reasons for the problems are EU banking regulation and the decline in the number of bank branches.Helsinki · Helsinki Read Article

Sanna Eldén: Coffee From a Cup – Grabbing It From a Plate Was the Etiquette of the Time

Finland has preserved a tradition from the time when coffee was first used in Europe. Many have seen how old people poured coffee from a coffee cup onto a saucer and drank from the edge of the saucer. A piece of sugar was also placed in the mouth between the lips and teeth, and hot coffee was sipped through it. Conservator Charles Marin says that in the 18th century, coffee was drunk exactly like this: when the coffee was sipped from the edge of…Helsinki · Helsinki Read Article

Finance: Regulation Makes Lending to Micro-Enterprises Unprofitable for Banks

According to the banking industry, it is not optimal for Finnvera to be responsible for lending to micro-enterprises. However, granting financing to banks is an unprofitable business due to regulation.Finance · Helsinki Read Article

Column | Joni Pyysalo: China Is After Russia – the War in Ukraine Could Dictate Taiwan's Fate

The new US president has made the global economy and politics historically unpredictable. Based on the start of his second term, the Trump administration's decisions cannot be predicted, the only consistency seems to be securing the supply chains of rare earth metals and developing domestic production.War · Helsinki Read Article

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