Every series we hold real history for, overlaid on one 0–100 index so you can see what moves together — hover any line for its real value and unit, click a legend entry to hide it. Dashed lines mark hand-curated events. Ships/flights history only started accumulating on launch day, so those two are short for now.
How loudly world media talks about Finland/Baltic disinformation and influence-operation narratives — 24h article volume vs. a calm-2025 baseline.
How often Russia-based outlets (GDELT's own country classification — includes TASS, RIA Novosti, Sputnik, RT) mention Finland at all, in any context. Shown, not scored — no domain index uses this.
"Hybrid" and "grey-zone" refer to state-linked activity that deliberately stays below the threshold of open conflict — deniable and hard to trace by design.
Rajavartiolaitos press releases on border incidents, GPS jamming, and grey-zone activity — shown, not scored (no structured feed exists yet for a fourth GDELT-independent signal).
Fingrid's own real-time incident assessment — shown, not scored.
NCSC-FI, CERT-EU, and ENISA EUVD advisories — shown, not scored.
How loudly world media talks about Finland/Baltic protest and unrest — 24h article volume vs. a calm-2025 baseline, combined with Statistics Finland's consumer confidence indicator.
Meteoalarm severe-weather warnings for Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, plus NASA FIRMS active-fire hotspots — shown, not scored.
Every band change, deviation spike, and advisory item across all domains — timestamped and permalinked. The site's memory: what moved, and when.
The six domain indices and Brent crude, on the same shared scale, so what moves together is visible. Official statements from governments, central banks, and international organizations (ROADMAP.md Tier 3) mark the dashed lines — hover one for its title and link.
A domain-index line only covers the time since its scoring formula last changed — a short line means a recent update, not missing data. Brent's longer line is real history, not a gap on the other six.
Shown on the same axis for comparison — not a claim that one caused another.
Fast proxies react in minutes; national statistics lag months — and many other things move them too.
Electricity spot price
Inflation (CPI, y/y)
Unemployment rate
Food prices (CPI sub-index)
Electricity is 30 days of 15-minute spot prices; the rest are Statistics Finland's monthly releases over the last two years.
Sources checked and rejected for this domain