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Over 2000 Danes searched for 'weather' online after the Danish Meteorological Institute issued a national warning for severe storms. The DMI forecast...
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Swedish personality Anna Anka has drastically reduced a property price by 9.5 million SEK. The move, described as desperate, has captured significant...
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Former footballer and commentator Petter Rudi, 56, has announced he has been diagnosed with ALS. His social media message was described as...
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Norway faces another two weeks of sub-zero temperatures as its coldest January since 2010 extends into February. Meteorologists blame a stationary...
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Sweden's appeal court has increased prison sentences to four years for four men linked to a right-wing extremist group for assaulting men of foreign...
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A ceiling collapse at the Iso Karhu shopping center in Pori, Finland, was caused by a burst pipe in the sprinkler system. No injuries were reported,...
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Herlev Kommune has parted ways with its top administrator, Kommunaldirector Jesper Zwisler, after 10 years. Both sides cite a need for a new...
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Norway intensifies emergency preparedness with a three-day tunnel fire drill and military exercises in Bergen. Recent incidents, including a grass...
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MP Mikko Polvinen has quit the Finns Party, reducing the government's majority to just three seats. His exit follows a rebellion over a hospital vote...
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Finnish police allege a 19-year-old mother intentionally caused her baby's premature birth and then left the infant without care, leading to its...
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Finnish MP Mikko Polvinen has left the Finns Party after a three-month expulsion over hospital votes, sparking a week of decision-making that could...
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A Finnish citizens' initiative to ban capacity fees on electricity transmission has hit 50,000 signatures, pushing it to parliament. This comes as...
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Riihimäki residents voted to spend €35,000 on better school food, adding 50 cents per student for fresh bread, fruit, and desserts. The project...
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President Alexander Stubb visited Kouvola, inspecting the Karelian Brigade, meeting students, touring a licorice factory, and holding a public forum....
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Norway's largest bank DNB posted a strong pre-tax profit of 13.3 billion kroner in Q4, an 8.7% jump. CEO Kjerstin Braathen says the results reflect...
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A crucial vote in Norway's Parliament could derail the electrification of the Melkøya gas plant as multiple parties shift stance. The government...
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Escapes from Sweden's youth detention and care homes have plummeted by 68% since 2022. Officials point to better staff training and stronger...
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UPM reports a 15% fall in Q4 profit to 355 million euros, but CEO Massimo Reynaudo says markets are showing early signs of stabilization. The Finnish...
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Five men face charges for a triple murder at a Uppsala barbershop that killed a 15-year-old boy and two others. The case reveals a 'crime as a...
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Bergen saw planned military helicopter drills alongside fire department training and real emergency responses, showcasing Norway's layered approach...
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Finland's safety watchdog Tukes has ordered an urgent recall of the YLL-608A USB charger due to serious insulation flaws posing an electric shock...
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Novo Nordisk shares plummeted after its first earnings report under new CEO Mike Doustdar revealed a cautious outlook for 2026. The drop underscores...
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