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The deadline for most Norwegians to handle their pre-filled 2024 tax return is April 15, sparking the usual last-minute rush. About 70% of taxpayers...
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Sweden's Public Employment Service, Arbetsförmedlingen, has removed 37 private job agencies from its system. The decision came after an evaluation...
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Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway was photographed in Oslo using a portable oxygen tank. The Palace has not issued a new statement, but the...
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Finland plans to ban DIY passport photos, requiring professional shots for new applications. The sweeping reform also extends document validity to 10...
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Novo Nordisk's stock surge before Christmas boosted Danish shareholders and highlighted the company's massive role in Denmark's economy. Analysts...
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Sending money to Norway doesn't have to be expensive. We break down the hidden fees in traditional bank transfers and show how digital services like...
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A female prison officer from Sweden's high-security Hall prison has been arrested following a record 200kg drug seizure, linked to the Foxtrot...
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Sweden has seen its first application for new nuclear power in over five decades. The Väröhalvön project, backed by the government, could redefine...
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A 67-year-old woman and two children survived a serious head-on collision near Skagen, with police confirming they are out of life-threatening...
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A new exhibition traces 390 years of Finnish mapmaking, revealing how maps built national identity. See how Lake Päijänne shaped Central Finland from...
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Finnish police are searching for a missing 50-year-old woman in Eura, last seen near Harjavallantie road. Authorities urge the public to report any...
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Finland's government is ending state-subsidized holidays for low-income families, a major blow to social welfare tradition. The Imatra Spa alone...
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A 40-year-old family business in Kouvola closes its store for winter, focusing online. This move highlights Finland's accelerating shift to...
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While a hospital in Kymenlaakso celebrates its 1000th baby of the year—a twin from Kouvola—Finland's overall birth rate continues to decline. This...
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Police in Västerås recovered stolen Christmas gifts in a midnight find, returning holiday cheer to a victim. The case highlights seasonal crime...
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A young man has died after a head-on collision on Sweden's vital E20 highway near Götene, shutting down traffic and prompting a major rescue...
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Sweden's annual Christmas traffic surge is underway. Our guide offers cultural insights and expert tips from Trafikverket to navigate the holiday...
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Two Swedish men convicted for a major 2020 cocaine import via Nynäshamn harbor, using encrypted chats. The case reveals how police target high-level...
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A major fire destroyed an unoccupied warehouse in Vantaa, Finland, in a 3 AM blaze. Firefighters contained the fully developed fire, preventing its...
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Elected officials in Göteborg are playing bingo and knitting during city council meetings, raising alarms about engagement in Sweden's transparent...
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A shocking 80% of Sweden's top CEOs call AI skills the key to success, but over half say their own teams aren't ready. This gap threatens Sweden's...
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A villa in Linköping's Valla district was completely destroyed by a fast-moving overnight fire. While no one was injured, the blaze highlights...
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Elected officials in Göteborg are knitting and playing games during city council meetings, sparking a debate about political engagement. This...
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