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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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Finland recorded its second warmest autumn on record, with temperatures significantly above historical averages. The data intensifies the political...
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A large-scale ID check of all employees in Norrköping municipality found only one administrative irregularity, involving an unrenewed work permit....
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Green Party leader Arild Hermstad has taken charge of crucial government negotiations in Oslo, calling the situation 'difficult.' The talks are vital...
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Norwegian Minister Tonje Brenna continues talks to secure a parliamentary majority for the minority government. The outcome will impact key policy...
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A Swedish politician indicted for fraud is suing Köping Municipality after being fired for unauthorized absences. He demands reinstatement and nearly...
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Denmark's transport minister faces scrutiny after giving parliament information contradicting a regional rail operator's explicit request for...
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Finland's Market Court has overturned a major meal service procurement by the Kanta-Häme welfare region due to procedural errors. The ruling may...
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Finland's Prison Officers' Union warns that severely overcrowded prisons and understaffing are forcing the early release of inmates into supervised...
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Finland explores tying elderly care fees to personal wealth, not just income, to raise an estimated 45 million euros. A new report excludes primary...
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Norway's government is scrambling to secure parliamentary support for its state budget after losing its majority. The Prime Minister's coalition must...
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Norway's Labor Party scrambles to rebuild a budget coalition after talks with the Socialist Left and Green Parties collapsed. Disagreements over...
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Sweden's government proposes new laws allowing forced removal of children from criminal or honor-oppressive homes. The plan, dubbed 'Lex Lilla...
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Sweden's push for uranium mining faces intense local resistance in Jämtland. Farmers and municipalities fear for water safety and agricultural land,...
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Copenhagen's Social Democrats hold a close internal vote to select a new committee mayor, a critical post after losing the mayoralty. The race...
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Finland's Lapland Welfare District is cutting hundreds of jobs to meet strict savings targets. The final layoff count is lower than initially feared...
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Sweden's main opposition party demands stricter controls on electricity network companies to limit fee increases. The move follows announcements of...
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Denmark's Liberal Party records its highest polling numbers in over a year, signaling a potential shift in the political landscape. This comes after...
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Social Democrat Lars Aslan Rasmussen commits to serving on Copenhagen's city council, declining a potential seat in the national parliament. His...
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Norway's government is in crisis after failing to secure a parliamentary majority for its state budget. Labour Party negotiators are scrambling to...
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A Norwegian defense researcher warns that high-explosives from WWII-era dumped ammunition are easily accessible to criminals. Colonel Geir Petter...
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