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Finnish television personality Sanna Stellan has been seriously injured in an incident linked to the TV program Puoli Seitsemässä. The news has drawn...
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Sweden has updated its VAB rules for parents staying home with sick children. The Swedish Social Insurance Agency says the changes aim to make the...
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Sweden's Social Insurance Agency has announced new VAB rules taking effect in 2026. The changes will extend eligibility for parents of children with...
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Norway's County Governor has again rejected plans for the massive Viken Park industrial area in Fredrikstad, demanding better analysis of alternative...
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Helsinki's auction for a preserved 19th-century timber house failed to receive a single bid, stalled by 2.5 million euro relocation costs. A Left...
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Finnish MP Jarno Limnell's unpaid advisory role at a defense-tech firm has ignited a debate over conflicts of interest. While the company CEO insists...
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Major Finnish food brands Atria and Snellman are launching new hybrid ground meats, blending meat with fava bean and pea protein. Priced alongside...
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A man has been charged with negligent homicide in Norway over three years after a woman was found dead in a car in Askim. The case shifted from...
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A Norwegian moss harvesting giant lost its court battle against the state over labor rules for migrant pickers. The court ruled the isolated workers...
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Norway's top financial crime unit wants the 500-krone note gone, arguing it fuels organized crime. But former criminals doubt it will work, and...
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Norway's private primary schools have grown to 11% of the total, marking a sustained shift in education. This rise coincides with the closure of...
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A coordinated group of 217 individuals targeted DNB branches across Norway in a suspected large-scale fraud operation. Experts warn this marks a...
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A new index shows it's harder for Norwegian nurses to buy a home despite pay rises. In Oslo, a nurse can afford just 1 in 35 sold homes, while...
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Eastern Uusimaa becomes the first Finnish region to roll back free contraception, cutting access for 20-25 year olds from 2026. The decision exposes...
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Vera surges back to become Sweden's top girl's name in 2025, while Noah holds firm for boys. New data from the Tax Agency reveals rapid climbers like...
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While some Norwegian teachers fear AI, educators at Glemmen High School are building custom chatbots to personalize learning. Their work helps...
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Finland's spot electricity price soared to 43.5 cents/kWh Tuesday, the highest point this year. The spike highlights ongoing market volatility and...
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Pieksämäki's mayor has taken the rare step of overriding a committee to force a city board vote on a rejected wind farm plan. This clash tests local...
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New data reveals a growing gender gap in Finnish pension savings, with men accumulating over 400 euros more per month by retirement. Compare your own...
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Danish police arrested 24 people in South Jutland for skipping debt court hearings. While 71 others contacted authorities after a warning, these...
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Denmark's Energy Complaints Board saw complaints double to 556 in 2025, with Velkommen and Nettopower facing 241 cases over delayed refunds....
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Sandra Sigurðardóttir enters Iceland's Althing, replacing Guðbrandur Einarsson who resigned over a 2012 scandal. The change reduces the Independence...
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A late-night fire in a former Lappeenranta bar has sparked a suspicious investigation, with authorities not ruling out arson. The blaze damaged a...
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