Latest news and analysis from across the Nordic region
10953 articles
Swedish Customs seized around 500 kilograms of cocaine at the Port of Gothenburg. The drugs were hidden in a container of frozen meat from Brazil. A...
Read more →
King Harald V opened Norway's Royal Palace to the public on 26 April 2026. Ticket sales via Ticketmaster are projected to reach millions of kroner,...
Read more →
Swedish police increase patrols in Stockholm and Gothenburg ahead of May Day, as far-right and left-wing groups prepare for demonstrations. Last...
Read more →April 27, 2026
April 27, 2026
April 26, 2026
April 27, 2026
April 25, 2026
April 24, 2026
April 26, 2026
April 26, 2026
April 26, 2026
April 26, 2026
April 25, 2026
April 21, 2026
March 18, 2026
March 7, 2026
March 6, 2026
Jämsä city won a major legal victory as the Vaasa Court of Appeal overturned a €750,000 patient injury compensation ruling. The decision reverses a...
Read more →
Jyväskylä City Council voted to maintain high school student support funding despite the city manager's proposal to cut it. The decision keeps...
Read more →
Finland experienced an exceptionally warm October with temperatures running 1.5-4 degrees above normal across the country. The unusual warmth delayed...
Read more →
Finnish police report a dramatic 60% increase in suicide-related emergency calls since 2015, with young people particularly affected. Officers...
Read more →
Helsinki's €271 million tram procurement faces a complete restart after Škoda Transtech challenged the selection process. The transport board will...
Read more →
Norwegian health authorities spent nearly 1 billion kroner on consultants in ten months, with Health Trust West leading at 330 million. The spending...
Read more →
The University of Bergen unveils Norway's brightest classroom with specialized daylight-simulating lighting. Students report improved concentration...
Read more →
A Danish court sentenced a man to two and a half years in prison for causing the death of police officer Magnus Buhl Hansen on Copenhagen's Langebro...
Read more →
Copenhagen's mobile medical unit reports substance-affected youth as their most common patients. The weekend service near City Hall Square begins its...
Read more →
Eighth grade students from Køge Lilleskole won 25,000 kroner in Denmark's Climate Match competition. They helped digitize historical ship logs for...
Read more →
A Copenhagen wheelchair user faces involuntary manslaughter charges after colliding with and killing a cyclist. Prosecutors are seeking a fine rather...
Read more →
Bornholm residents battle over seasonal homes as dark winter months reveal vacant properties. Local elections could determine whether Denmark's...
Read more →
Denmark plans to let citizens pause pension payments and return to work more easily. The proposal aims to create a more flexible retirement system....
Read more →
Finnish police report mental health emergencies have become routine police work, with suicide-related calls increasing 60% since 2015. Officers spend...
Read more →
Kouvola City has intervened in the rental dispute between restaurant Happy Bar Jolene and property owners planning to demolish its current location....
Read more →
Finland's military faces discrimination claims after automatically excluding a pregnant reservist from training. The Parliamentary Ombudsman found...
Read more →
Helsinki's main bicycle tunnel now bans electric scooters, creating storage problems for food delivery workers. Couriers must find new places to...
Read more →
Finnish police investigate a reindeer owner for allegedly fabricating predator attacks on 13 animals. The suspect could have claimed €20,000 in...
Read more →
Oslo implements immediate e-scooter safety measures including speed reductions and stricter user training. The changes come after accident rates more...
Read more →
Norwegian health communication directors earn salaries rivaling or exceeding top politicians, with some making nearly 2 million kroner. The Center...
Read more →