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Helsinki's Lux light art festival is undergoing a major transformation, expanding to eight days and installing permanent works across the city. The...
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International students in Finland are facing severe financial hardship, with many now relying on food banks. Experts cite tough job markets, language...
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Vestas lays off 70 workers at its Danish nacelle factory, highlighting the pressures on green manufacturing. While the company promises relocation...
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Jyväskylä completes a major 85% expansion of its key Vaajakoski cycling route, boosting safety and capacity. The project underscores Finland's...
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Police in Gothenburg have closed their investigation into a summer tram crash, attributing it solely to the driver's sudden medical emergency. The...
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The indefinite closure of Örnsköldsvik Airport has halted vital ambulance flights, leaving a Swedish region isolated. The shutdown highlights the...
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The reported closure of Örnsköldsvik Airport spotlights the crisis facing Sweden's regional air links. This isn't just about travel—it's about...
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Police have closed the investigation into June's Gothenburg tram derailment, revealing a sudden driver illness as the cause. The accident injured...
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Finland's expat salaries reveal a stark tech-led divide. Senior developers can earn over €6,000 monthly, while teachers earn far less. Our guide...
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A three-car crash near Dronninglund Castle blocked a key local road Thursday morning, disrupting the North Jutland community. Police and emergency...
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Finland's Parliament has allocated €250,000 to study a massive fixed link to Sweden. Industry leaders champion the move as a strategic boost for the...
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Months after a fatal explosion, Hotelli Joronjälki's owner battles bureaucracy to clear wreckage and rebuild. With only 5 of 43 rooms open and no...
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A massive vandalism spree targeting bus shelters in Stockholm's suburbs could cost nearly 500,000 SEK to fix. The damage highlights ongoing...
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Norway doubles down on Arctic oil with a 4 billion kroner investment in the Johan Castberg field, aiming for first oil from a new satellite find by...
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For the second time in six months, Norway's DNB bank has erroneously paid double welfare pensions to its customers. The repeat failure shakes...
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Gothenburg's major summer festival is going back to its roots, ditching the 'Kulturkalaset' name after 19 years for its original 90s title....
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For the first time since 2016, snus use among Swedish youth has stopped rising. New data shows a plateau, offering a glimmer of hope after years of...
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A yellow weather warning for hazardous driving conditions remains active across five Finnish regions, leading to multiple accidents. Authorities urge...
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A Gothenburg tenant's quest for quiet backfired spectacularly. After years of complaining about noisy neighbors, a court evicted him for causing too...
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Over 150 taxi drivers brought chaos to Bergen Airport Flesland, protesting a new digital kiosk system they say destroys their business model. The...
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A fire in Askim, Norway forced the evacuation of ten residents from a multi-unit building. Emergency services responded with smoke divers and police...
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A Kouvola man has been convicted for multiple assaults against his wife, a case that highlights Finland's ongoing struggle with domestic violence....
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Sweden invested 250 million SEK in temporary youth jobs to fight unemployment. While providing immediate experience, experts debate if these...
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