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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 Social Insurance Institution board calls Director General Lasse Lehtonen to a special hearing over his workplace policy comments. The...
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New polling shows Norway's Progress Party leading as the largest political force with 25.7% support. The Socialist Left faces its worst performance...
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Moderaterne leader Lars Løkke Rasmussen focuses on building local presence rather than winning mayor positions in Denmark's municipal elections. The...
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Denmark holds pivotal local elections today determining municipal and regional leadership. These votes shape critical services from schools to...
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Sweden proposes major legal reforms targeting gang crime leadership and youth recruitment. New laws would criminalize earlier stages of criminal...
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Danish mayors take different approaches to additional income from utility company boards. Vallensbæk's mayor defends his extra 528,577 kroner while...
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Copenhagen mayoral candidate Pernille Rosenkrantz-Theil proposes creating a new business mayor position in the city government. The move comes as the...
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Norway's parliamentary control committee has rejected calls to investigate the finance minister's handling of oil fund ethics changes. The decision...
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Norway's parliamentary oversight committee has rejected calls to investigate Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg over ethics framework procedures. The...
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Danish election day sees lower voter turnout at midday compared to previous elections. Officials remain optimistic that traditional late-day voting...
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Finland's Parliament debated new EU fiscal rules as the government warned of potential excessive deficit procedures. Cross-party agreement on debt...
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Former Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg announces she will step down as Conservative Party leader in February, revealing this decision was...
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Former Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg announces she will step down as Conservative Party leader in February. She revealed this decision was...
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Norway's Conservative Party seeks investigation into Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg over skipped consultations on oil fund ethics. The controversy...
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Sweden's opposition Social Democrats are calling for an emergency government meeting to address rising unemployment and widespread layoffs. Former...
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Herning Municipality faces election disruption as ballots lack voting boxes for the Enhedslisten party. Nearly 71,000 voters must use alternative...
Read more →Finland faces EU excessive deficit procedure as budget deficit exceeds 3% GDP limit. Finance Minister Purra indicates negotiations with EU Commission...
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Newly elected municipal politicians in Denmark enter crucial coalition negotiations that will determine local governance. These talks shape...
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Early voting data shows over 22% of Danish voters cast ballots by lunchtime in municipal elections. Turnout patterns indicate a return to...
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The D'Hondt electoral system used across Nordic countries systematically favors larger political parties in municipal and regional elections. This...
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