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Holbæk Municipality will stop all planning for a hyperscale data center after nearly 100 citizens protested at the Old Town Hall. The Social...
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Holbæk Municipality will stop all planning for a hyperscale data center after nearly 100 citizens protested at the Old Town Hall. The Social...
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A new Indikator Opinion poll for October puts Sweden's Moderates at 26.3 percent, just 0.7 percentage points behind the Social Democrats on 27.0...
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Norwegians have saved 19.8 billion kroner in the first year of the norgespris fixed electricity price scheme, according to the government. The...
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Central Finland's welfare region faces leadership instability as board chair Maria Kaisa Aula seeks resignation following the recent departure of the...
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Maria Kaisa Aula steps down as chair of Central Finland's welfare board for personal reasons. The Center Party confirms she'll remain active in their...
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Finland's government proposes giving tax authorities power to secretly access citizens' bank data. Privacy officials warn this could enable mass...
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Central Finland Welfare Board Chair Maria Kaisa Aula has resigned citing personal reasons, marking the second senior leadership departure this week....
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Nyborg mayoral candidate Lone Smidt faces questions about her backup plan to lead a major labor union if her election bid fails. Local party leaders...
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Small political parties are gaining attention in Sweden ahead of elections, with some potentially affecting outcomes in tight races. The unique 12%...
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Denmark's government allocates 15 million kroner to address homelessness risks caused by its new welfare reform. The funding comes after reports...
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Finland's Parliament Director has discussed the Finns Party's practice of hiring family members as parliamentary assistants. While not illegal, these...
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Denmark allocates 15 million kroner to prevent homelessness caused by recent welfare changes. The funding comes after reports showed some benefit...
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Danish political parties are pushing to refill the nation's climate fund for new green projects. The Socialist People's Party wants to redirect the...
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Finnish Minister Kaisa Juuso apologizes for controversy after hiring her son as parliamentary assistant. The Finns Party will ban such family...
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Salo City Council faces a crucial December 15 vote on the Western Rail Line project amid concerns about government commitment to later phases....
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Finnish Minister Kaisa Juuso apologizes for controversy after hiring her son as parliamentary assistant. The Finns Party will ban such family hires...
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Sweden's Center Party youth organization backs Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist for party leadership. The nomination reflects internal party dynamics and...
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Norwegian Conservative Party politician Peter Frølich has ruled out becoming party leader, citing personal reasons. The 38-year-old from Bergen says...
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Norway's Supreme Court will review hate speech charges against Alliansen party leader Hans Jørgen Lysglimt Johansen. The court also agreed to...
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A Finnish MP has hired his son as a parliamentary assistant, following similar appointments by other politicians. The Finns Party plans to ban the...
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Finland's government and municipalities have reached a shareholder agreement ensuring the complete implementation of the West Rail Link project....
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Seventeen Copenhagen-area mayors propose raising non-profit housing requirements from 25% to 33% in new developments. The housing alliance with labor...
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Danish police investigate 67 cases of election poster vandalism and theft just days after posters went up. Eastern Jutland reports the most incidents...
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