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The US will impose 10% tariffs on imports from Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland starting February 1, citing the Greenland dispute. The Nordic...
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Eight NATO allies have publicly backed Denmark's Arctic military exercise as the US threatens major tariffs unless Denmark sells Greenland. Thousands...
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Donald Trump's threat of tariffs on Europe over Greenland has caused stock slides and dollar weakness, impacting Nordic markets. Norwegian officials...
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A Danish welfare subsidy for children's activities has sparked a coalition crisis. Thousands lost funds due to documentation rules, prompting a fight...
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A new Finnish pension report reveals most entrepreneurs under-declare income for pension calculations, creating a multi-billion euro gap. The state...
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Finland's social security agency Kela is in turmoil as its Director General is reported to be both on sick leave and on a work trip in Brussels...
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A Norwegian county transport director is under investigation for selling private land for millions near a public road project he led. The case tests...
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Norway's government faces a potential collapse as budget talks fail, leaving Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre without a parliamentary majority days...
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Norway's government faces a potential collapse as it fails to secure support for its state budget. Opposition leader Sylvi Listhaug says her party is...
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Swedish Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer defends the government's strategy in vulnerable urban areas, citing police reports of slight improvements....
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Denmark's Social Democrats face internal turmoil after losing Copenhagen for the first time in a century. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen defends...
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Finland's agricultural subsidy recipients include both high-income and low-income farmers across the country, revealing the complex reality of farm...
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Finland is replacing its regional AVIs and ELY Centres with a new Permit and Supervisory Authority and ten Regional Resilience Centres. The reform,...
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Strategic Andøya Air Station in Arctic Norway cannot land fighter jets due to a cracked runway, exposing infrastructure decay from years of planned...
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The editor-in-chief of the Social Democratic Party's media company, AiP, has resigned following a review criticizing a lack of transparency in its...
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Copenhagen's City Council will likely approve former minister Pernille Rosenkrantz-Theil's political exit, citing personal reasons. The transition...
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Kela Director General Lasse Lehtonen is absent from work following multiple missed official engagements. The situation triggers concerns over...
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Ari Karvonen has been reappointed as the Police Chief for Southeast Finland for a new five-year term. The selection process saw only one other...
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Pernille Rosenkrantz-Theil is set to leave the Copenhagen City Council after changing her reason for departure from electoral results to personal...
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Sweden is lowering speed limits in Stockholm and Gothenburg to reduce car traffic and meet climate goals. The policy represents a shift toward more...
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Danish Interior and Health Minister Sophie Løhde has named Pelle Franklin Mai-Jørgensen as her new special advisor. The appointment highlights the...
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A Finnish pension authority report reveals entrepreneurs pay lower pension contributions relative to their actual income than salaried workers. The...
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A cross-party budget deal in Norway has preserved funding for emergency overnight shelters in four major cities, overturning a proposed government...
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