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SMHI forecasts a mix of snow, rain, wind, and sun for the Easter holiday across Sweden. A meteorologist advises travelers to prepare for all weather...
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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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Iceland's Landsrétt will hear a case to disinherit Margrét Löf, convicted of murdering her father, as her half-brother seeks justice beyond her...
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Finland's OAJ union proposes increasing preschool hours to 760 annually, but a new study shows no learning benefits from extended early education....
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Denmark's suicide prevention hotline faces a critical dilemma: 62% of its calls come from just 25 people. This blocks access for others in crisis and...
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Helsinki police identify electric moped traffic violations as a growing downtown challenge, linked heavily to food delivery couriers. While platforms...
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A 20-kilometer traffic jam on Riksvei 7 after a FlĂĄ accident has caused major Friday night disruptions. Police report widespread frustration as...
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Norwegian police have extradited a 19-year-old from the Netherlands, charging him as the third suspect in a conspiracy to create public danger via...
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Denmark's suicide prevention hotline faces a crisis as 25 repeat callers block over 500,000 attempts for help. Livslinien is now rethinking its...
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A Helsinki court has sentenced a father to prison for assaulting his teenage babysitter. The defendant denied the charges, but forensic evidence and...
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Footballer Mushaga Bakenga says his DMs are flooded with 'way too much weird stuff' after appearing on 'Mesternes Mester.' The TV spot made him a top...
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Espoo's city center is set for a major overhaul with two new hypermarkets, 105 apartments, and improved transport by 2028. Project leader Mikko...
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Prime Minister Petteri Orpo states harassment allegations in the Finnish parliament are serious potential crimes as investigations launch. The...
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A Helsinki city bike was rented continuously for four months but traveled only 316 km. The discovery reveals potential gaps in the trust-based public...
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HUS centralizes all joint replacement surgeries at Orton Hospital in Helsinki to tackle a backlog of 1,760 patients. This move aims to improve...
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Over one million Danes have made 2.9 million changes to their 2025 tax pre-assessments ahead of the 20 January deadline. Skattestyrelsen warns that...
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The University of Southern Denmark accidentally emailed nearly 200 students' CPR numbers to an entire class. The major privacy breach has been...
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Government Minister Sandra Borch admits to two drunk driving incidents with a BAC up to 1.56, creating a major political and legal dilemma for the...
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Norwegian police have charged a third suspect, a 19-year-old extradited from the Netherlands, in an explosives investigation with potential ties to...
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Former Centre Party minister Sandra Borch admits to two counts of drunk driving with high blood alcohol readings. The confession compounds a dramatic...
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Bergen Musikkbutikk closes after 25 years, with owner Tore Grindheim calling it 'incredibly tough.' The shutdown highlights challenges for small...
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Norwegian media are fighting court-imposed reporting restrictions for the high-profile Marius Borg Høiby trial, calling rules that ban naming certain...
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