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Finland's Eduskunta votes on a Defense Cooperation Agreement with the US on May 5, allowing US troop presence. The bill is expected to pass despite...
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US President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz have clashed, leading the US to recall troops from Germany. The development is...
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HĂĄrek Hansen, a Progress Party advisor in Norway, said Pakistanis shouldn't have more children, sparking national backlash and debate on immigration.
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A recount in Helsingør discovered 100 misplaced ballots that shifted election results, giving conservative parties a one-seat majority. Mayor...
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A fourth recount confirms conservative parties hold a one-seat majority in Helsingør's municipal election. The outcome changed when 100 conservative...
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Danish politician Ulla Sørensen faces public protests after switching from Social Democrats to Liberals following local elections. Her decision...
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Finland's government has increased state borrowing by €644 million in its latest budget update, raising next year's net loan intake to €9.30 billion....
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Finland's Social Security Institution Kela undergoes major leadership changes with Jaana Laitinen-Pesola appointed as new board chair. The reshuffle...
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Finland's government has redirected budget cuts from the film industry to universities and applied sciences institutions while approving major...
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Finland's government has approved controversial wolf hunting legislation that would allow quota-based management starting next year. The proposal now...
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Sweden's prime minister asserts parliamentary unity on nuclear power despite collapsed energy talks. The Social Democrats challenge this claim while...
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Complete personal vote counts for Denmark's municipal elections are now available. Voters can see exactly how many individual votes each candidate...
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Denmark introduces strict daily reporting requirements and driving bans for deportation convicts and rejected asylum seekers. The new rules aim to...
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Middelfart's political landscape shifted dramatically when a Social Democrat councilor switched to the Liberal Party, enabling Anders Møllegård to...
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Denmark introduces daily reporting requirements and driving bans for foreigners at deportation centers. The government states these measures aim to...
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Danish regional elections achieve historic gender balance with women securing over 50% of council seats. The results set new records for female...
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Trondheim faces political division over plans to ban through traffic in the city center. The Progress Party demands a public referendum while critics...
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Finland's Green Party has proposed an alternative budget that increases taxes on corporations and high earners while restoring social welfare cuts....
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Middelfart experiences historic political shift as Venstre takes control after 108 years of Social Democratic leadership. The change follows a...
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Middelfart Mayor Johannes Lundsfryd Jensen fights to retain his position after a council member's surprise party switch cost him his majority. The...
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Middelfart's political landscape faces upheaval as Deputy Mayor Ulla Sørensen switches from Social Democrats to Liberal Party days after elections....
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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen insists she will not resign despite her Social Democratic Party suffering major losses in local elections....
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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen refuses to resign despite her Social Democrats party suffering significant losses in local elections. This...
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