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Danish supermarkets like Netto, Føtex, and Bilka will close on May 1 for Store Bededag. Some smaller shops may stay open. The holiday, dating back to...
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Helsinki bans public drinking in Kaivopuisto park for 2026 Vappu, citing public intoxication and littering. Student unions criticize the decision,...
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SMHI has issued a class 3 forest fire risk warning for southern Sweden as drought continues. Residents are urged to check local fire bans and risk...
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Kela's director Lasse Lehtonen has apologized to staff for controversial comments about remote work policies. The apology comes after criticism of...
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Norwegian authorities expelled eight foreign nationals for operating illegal passenger transport services in popular tourist regions. The individuals...
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Swedish railway operator SJ promises improved winter travel reliability after previous seasons of chaos. The company has invested in better equipment...
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Malmö is testing environmentally friendly asphalt that smells like pine forest instead of traditional petroleum odors. The innovative pavement uses...
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Swedish health authorities uncovered billing issues with digital healthcare providers that could lead to multi-million repayments. The audit found...
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Finnish Customs has concluded cooperation negotiations affecting 2,000 employees without immediate layoffs. The agency reached agreement on...
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A Finnish court has upheld police surveillance of climate activists during rally protests. The ruling establishes important precedent for protest...
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Finland's Legal Services Agency admits conducting unauthorized credit checks on all 610 employees. The government body improperly accessed financial...
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Central Finland police reported seven moose collisions over the weekend, with two additional incidents in Pirkanmaa region. Authorities urge drivers...
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Finnish police detained 68 people during pre-Christmas celebrations across western Finland. Authorities reported exceptionally high activity with 40...
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Finland's Student Health Service has begun restructuring negotiations affecting all 1,200 staff members. The organization aims to implement new...
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A Finnish court approved police surveillance of climate activists' phone data during a rally event, ruling authorities had grounds to suspect...
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A victim's lawyer appeals the dismissal of a sexual assault case against a former Norwegian priest. The case tests Norway's legal handling of abuse...
Read more →A Norwegian murder trial reveals disturbing details about a woman's final moments as her former partner admits killing her. The case exposes gaps in...
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A Norwegian program helping children overcome dental fear is expanding nationwide after success in Trøndelag county. The initiative provides...
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A former board member faces multiple economic crime charges for alleged mismanagement of a Malmö housing association. The property lost value due to...
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A Finnish village restores its childhood beaches after decades of overgrowth. Local residents lead a stream restoration project to combat lake...
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Southern Finland's Kymenlaakso region breaks November rainfall record with 79.0 millimeters measured in Virolahti. The new record surpasses a...
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Finland's Student Health Service begins change negotiations affecting all 1,200 staff members. The organization aims to improve services through...
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Finnish police launch three-week intensified traffic surveillance on Highway 9 targeting speed, drunk driving, and commercial vehicle safety. The...
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