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Norwegian radio host Ronny Brede Aase's revelation of an embarrassing meeting with Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has gone viral, with over 2,000...
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Norwegian radio host Ronny Brede Aase's revelation of an embarrassing meeting with Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has gone viral, with over 2,000...
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A new poll in Denmark reveals that Lars Boje Mathiesen's Borgernes Parti has collapsed in support, while another unnamed party has surged ahead. The...
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A new opinion poll reveals a sharp decline for Borgernes Parti in Denmark, signaling a major political shakeup. The party, led by Lars Boje, is...
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Norway's government faces a pivotal day on March 19, announcing new oil exploration licenses amid a heated parliamentary debate and climate protests....
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Sweden's 2026 spring budget prioritizes defense spending with SEK 15 billion and tax cuts, but faces opposition over climate funding and questions...
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The Swedish Riksdag votes tomorrow on a contentious defense pact with the US that would allow American forces to use Swedish bases. Prime Minister...
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Swedish Minister for Social Affairs Elin Krantz faces a formal vote of no confidence in the Riksdag over recent welfare reforms. The opposition Left...
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Sweden's government will present a new defense bill in March 2026, proposing a 20% budget increase for 2027. Defense Minister Pål Jonson will lead...
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Swedish parliament member Cecilia Rönn has been formally nominated for her party's top leadership position. She stated she is honored and ready for...
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Danish Business Minister Morten Bødskov harshly criticized Nordic Waste's bankruptcy, calling it a betrayal of Denmark's green transition as...
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Denmark's Justice Minister threatens legal action against Nordic Waste's billionaire owners over massive cleanup costs, but Danish corporate law...
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Denmark raised skilled worker visa salary requirements by 20% to DKK 450,000 despite facing a 100,000-worker shortage. The move targets the Pay Limit...
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The Finns Party in Central Finland has named Janne Luoma-aho and Henri Sorvali as its first candidates for the 2027 Eduskunta elections. Both are...
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The Finnish Army is running the Mighty Stone 26 exercise in Central Finland from March 2–6. The drill involves troops, equipment, and civilian...
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Iceland’s Health Minister Alma D. Möller admits the country is decades behind in expanding nursing home capacity. Despite deep knowledge of the...
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Norway's Conservative Party has voted to eliminate the wealth tax entirely, reversing its prior stance of only exempting working capital. Business...
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Høyre’s national meeting narrowly voted to abolish Norway’s wealth tax entirely, reversing its prior position of partial removal. The tax generated...
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Sylvi Listhaug demands stricter Norwegian citizenship rules, targeting criminal records and welfare dependency. The Progress Party's proposal would...
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Høyre rejected a proposal to pilot the elimination of county councils in Innlandet. Debate continues over which region should lead Norway’s municipal...
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Sweden's Center Party is pressing the Migration Agency for solutions to stop deporting teens who aged out during lengthy asylum waits. A...
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Stockholm is investing in Hinderstorpsparken to address flooding, noise, and wear. The upgrade includes better stormwater management and more...
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Norway will replace its S-mathematics course with two new subjects—Mathematics for Economics and Statistics—starting in 2027. The move aims to boost...
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Venstre proposes cutting Denmark's development aid from 0.7% to 0.5% of GNP, freeing 6.5 billion kroner. Party leader Troels Lund Poulsen says funds...
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