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A full strike by the Swedish Transport Workers' Union involving 4,500 train drivers has cancelled 500 departures as of April 26. Passengers can apply...
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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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Norwegian police suspend over 50,000 driver licenses annually for serious traffic violations. Drunk driving and speeding remain the most common...
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An abandoned golf course in Örebro, Sweden is transforming into a climate-smart residential district where nature comes before construction. The...
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Stockholm authorities will cull roe deer after traffic accidents involving the animals surged to 526 incidents this year. The population explosion...
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A Swedish preschool chef wins national recognition for innovative food education that engages children's senses. Her approach combines cooking with...
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New research shows Swedes have divided opinions about attending work while sick. Over one-third consider cold symptoms acceptable, while nearly half...
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A groundbreaking Swedish study tracking 400 GPS-tagged moose for 20 years reveals their preferred habitats. The research shows moose thrive best in...
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Swedish police in southern regions now pose as sex buyers online to identify minors at risk of prostitution. The controversial method aims to connect...
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Swedish home care failures have left multiple elderly patients requiring hospital treatment. Investigation reveals systemic problems in how...
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Finland experiences widespread sunshine with mixed precipitation in central regions. Northern areas face clear but cold conditions while southern...
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Finland's newly aligned Highway 3 section opens next week, weather permitting. The upgraded route promises improved traffic flow between key urban...
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Finland has started removing the Kurunkoski dam, the last major migration barrier for endangered fish in the Hiitolanjoki river system. The...
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Stavanger University Hospital completes a major relocation of 190 patients to its new Ullandhaug facility. The carefully orchestrated move involved...
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A taxi driver faces assault charges in Oslo District Court for allegedly attacking a female passenger last autumn. The case highlights ongoing safety...
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A neo-Nazi festival in rural Norway continues despite local authorities terminating the rental agreement. Police refuse to intervene, calling it a...
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A metro passenger's hand became trapped in a train door at Helsinki's Niittykumpu station, triggering emergency brakes and temporary service...
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A Finnish wood processing company receives its third workplace safety conviction after another employee injury at its Kannonkoski facility. The...
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Sweden's snowy owl faces national extinction as changing winter conditions disrupt lemming populations. Raptor expert Berth-Ove Lindström explains...
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Danish police seized a vehicle from a severely intoxicated driver in North Jutland after multiple breath tests showed extreme alcohol levels. The...
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Danes are increasingly opting for overnight stays in nature during autumn and winter months, extending the traditional outdoor season. This trend...
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A new mapping reveals severe childcare staff shortages across Danish municipalities, with Hørsholm and Dragør facing the most critical shortages. The...
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