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Norway's Progress Party removed a pledge for free ferries from its budget, contradicting a spokesperson's earlier debate statement. The reversal...
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Norway doubles its defense budget to purchase advanced German submarines and new long-range rocket systems. The 19 billion kroner rocket purchase...
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Finland's Social Affairs and Health Committee is holding rare weekend sessions to advance major reforms to social assistance and pharmacy laws. The...
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Finland's plan to integrate more technology into elder care is delayed due to constitutional concerns, stalling 50 million euros in budget cuts. The...
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A surprising political coalition in Slagelse has elected Venstre's Knud Vincents as mayor, ending the Danish People's Party's hope for the position....
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Slagelse Mayor Knud Vincents stages a political comeback, securing a broad new coalition to reclaim his position. The move cancels the planned...
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Sweden's Parliamentary Ombudsman is prosecuting a former municipal chairman for leaking confidential whistleblower investigation details. The case...
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Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announces a strategic pivot toward closer cooperation with the Socialist People's Party after damaging municipal...
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Sweden's government has ousted the head of the national power grid operator after a failed procurement and disputes with EU regulators. Experts call...
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Finland's government has ruled out using personal wealth to calculate public elderly care fees, rejecting a study that suggested major cost increases...
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A Finnish bill to add technology to elder care is delayed due to constitutional concerns, causing a political spat. The delay impacts budget planning...
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Denmark is injecting 1.5 billion kroner annually into its police force and extending training to tackle economic and digital crime. This major budget...
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The Danish People's Party's summer surge in polls has cooled, highlighting the volatile link between immigration debates and political support. This...
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Norwegian politicians clash over revelations that foreign contract workers are being forcibly enrolled into trade unions. The Labour Party and...
Read more →A Sweden Democrats MP resigns after reports reveal his private collection of Nazi memorabilia. The swift departure highlights ongoing tensions within...
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Sweden plans to severely limit the rights of foreign criminals who cannot be deported, removing work permits and benefits. The new law would confine...
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A last-minute challenge threatens the re-election of Hjørring's mayor over a confidentiality breach allegation. The local Social Democrats demand a...
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A majority of Danish parliament members, spanning the political spectrum, are backing an independent commission to review the state's surveillance...
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Finland's government has presented its new national energy and climate strategy to parliament. The plan, detailed by Environment Minister Sari...
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Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen seeks to mend ties with the Socialist People's Party after local election losses strained their alliance. She argues...
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North Jutland's regional council has been halved in size and granted new powers under a major healthcare reform. A broad political coalition has...
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Finland's government has settled a major internal climate policy dispute, reaffirming its commitment to carbon neutrality by 2035. Environment...
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Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo says the state must apologize to the Sámi people, responding to a damning Truth Commission report on historical...
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