The week's stories included a Ukrainian drone strike near Finland, a crypto tax gap, Kela monitoring its employees, and hands-free Teslas moving forward. Here are some stories making headlines this week:Ukrainian drone strike near Finland — A Ukrainian drone hit a Russian warship between Finland and Estonia this week. The vessel, a light missile ship, was struck near Russia's Suursaari island. Finland partially shut down airspace and maritime routes early Wednesday as the strikes unfolded, as a precaution amid the escalating situation. Crypto tax gap — Only 16,000 people in Finland declared crypto trades last year, despite 100,000 of the investors estimated to be active. Just 15 percent are reporting as required. New automatic data-sharing starts next year. Kela mouse-click monitoring — An Yle investigation revealed Kela tracked employees' mouse clicks to measure productivity in 2023. The surveillance led to firings — but the Labour Court ruled one dismissal unlawful. Hands-free Tesla driving — Traficom approved Tesla's assisted driving system in Finland, letting cars steer and accelerate on their own. Finland is ahead of the EU, giving drivers time to adjust before winter hits. Latest: paketissa on 10 artikkelia