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Denmark's government will present a new 10-year defense spending plan on Tuesday, including an additional 50 billion kroner and a target of 2.5% of...
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The Finnish parliament passed its contested social security reform by a single vote on May 4, tightening unemployment benefit rules and slowing...
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The Finnish government has imposed a 119 euro monthly tax increase on individuals earning over 100,000 euros. This policy targets high earners and is...
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Five Norwegian parties form majority coalition to block proposed tax increase on small hydropower plants. The unexpected alliance between centrist...
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Sweden's parliament has legalized uranium mining in a major policy shift. The decision classifies uranium as strategically important while...
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New polling reveals 60% of Swedish voters want political parties to declare their government coalition plans before elections. The demand crosses...
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Sweden's Parliament has lifted the 2018 ban on uranium mining, reclassifying it as a strategic metal. The decision faces strong opposition from...
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Finland moves to legally block water service privatization as parliamentary committee backs reforms. The legislation would prevent municipalities...
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A Danish court prepares to rule on former intelligence chief Lars Findsen's case against prosecutors. This high-profile legal challenge could reshape...
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Norway's Conservative Party faces internal conflict over healthcare management. Northern members want to eliminate regional health enterprises while...
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Norway's finance minister guaranteed the oil fund won't be part of budget talks after controversial ethics council changes. The government secured...
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Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg guaranteed Norway's Oil Fund won't face renewed investment battles after temporary exclusions halt. The assurance...
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Norway's finance minister rejects demands to guarantee oil fund decisions won't change in budget negotiations. The Progress Party seeks assurances as...
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Danish opposition parties force parliamentary votes on inquiry commissions for the Ahmed Samsam case and Mink scandal text message reconstruction....
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Norway's government partners with conservative parties to suspend the Oil Fund ethics council. The council cannot exclude companies during the pause...
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New polling shows Norway's Progress Party has become the country's largest political party with 26.8% support, while Labour Party support dropped...
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Sogndal municipality has ended a two-year leadership conflict by approving a 4.5 million kroner severance package for its director. The settlement...
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Innlandet County received an investigative report about its director authorizing a six-figure payment to the council leader. The report remains...
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Conservative politicians in Norway demand major changes to hospital management. They want to dissolve regional health enterprises following...
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Denmark proposes 40-year mortgages and extended student loan repayments to help first-time home buyers. The measures aim to lower monthly costs and...
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Norway's Labour Party suffers major support drop in latest poll, falling to 23.9% while Progress Party leads at 26.8%. The left-green coalition now...
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Norway's Progress Party has become the country's largest political party according to new polling data. The conservative party surged to 26.8%...
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Nyborg Mayor Kenneth Muhs remains under investigation after 18 months over allegations he failed to inform the city council about serious social...
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