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Holbæk Municipality will stop all planning for a hyperscale data center after nearly 100 citizens protested at the Old Town Hall. The Social...
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Holbæk Municipality will stop all planning for a hyperscale data center after nearly 100 citizens protested at the Old Town Hall. The Social...
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A new Indikator Opinion poll for October puts Sweden's Moderates at 26.3 percent, just 0.7 percentage points behind the Social Democrats on 27.0...
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Norwegians have saved 19.8 billion kroner in the first year of the norgespris fixed electricity price scheme, according to the government. The...
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Norway's Christian Democratic Party wants to legally require all schools to offer church services, reacting to a local ban in Hamar. The youth wing...
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Finland's public broadcaster Yle appoints a new board chair while facing intense political backlash over a decision to reinstate executive bonuses....
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Finnish Border Guard detains an individual for illegally crossing from Russia at Vainikkala. The incident tests Finland's fully closed eastern border...
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A Norwegian county director faces no sanctions for approving an unauthorized salary loan to a political leader. The closed-door decision has ignited...
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Innlandet county council voted to dismiss a whistleblower case against its director, who authorized a loan for the political leader. The decision,...
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Norway's Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg has secured support from three center-right parties for a cross-party tax commission, but the Progress...
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Top Norwegian government officials held urgent meetings in Parliament to break a deadlock in state budget negotiations. Sources report movement in...
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Norway's Conservative, Christian Democratic, and Liberal parties have agreed to join a government-led tax commission, aiming to build stability in...
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The Finnish Army is running a major regional defense exercise, Lively Sentry 25, in the Kouvola area this week. The drill tests operational readiness...
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Crucial budget negotiations in Norway's Storting continue, with the government racing to secure a majority by Friday. The outcome will determine...
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Swedish nuclear operator Uniper faces questions over the origin of uranium for its Oskarshamn plant, amid revelations of Russian ownership in Kazakh...
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A Finnish court ruled the Parliament acted unlawfully by destroying visitor logs a journalist requested. The case highlights ongoing conflicts...
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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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