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A new Norwegian report shows rape survivors are far more likely to self-harm or attempt suicide. Health officials call for urgent intervention as...
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Thieves stole a sperm whale jawbone in Denmark, crippling research at Copenhagen's Natural History Museum. The theft highlights illegal trade risks...
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Elkem ASA shuts down all production at two major plants in Northern Norway, forcing temporary layoffs for 375 workers. The company blames crippling...
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A major crash between a car and a truck has closed the vital E45 Arctic highway in northern Norway. Emergency services, including a rescue...
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Norway's emergency services managed a range of incidents Monday, from a major tunnel drill and a platform accident to a homicide case. Authorities...
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Jyväskylä's city board has dismissed an MP's complaint against the council chairman, opting for no further action. The decision highlights procedural...
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Indoor Group, owner of Asko and Sotka furniture chains, has filed for bankruptcy, closing stores in Kouvola and endangering over 500 jobs. The...
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Finland's furniture retail sector is in crisis, with half of companies operating at a loss. The bankruptcies of Sotka and Asko signal a wave of...
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A former Copenhagen wedding office clerk faces trial for selling 77 citizens' CPR records. He earned 1000 kroner per file, with some data used in...
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Top diplomats Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen face serious corruption charges. Økokrim's probe links a suspicious Oslo apartment deal to their...
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A teenage boy is suspected of a life-threatening stabbing in Vaasa, Finland, after a bus dispute turned violent. The case involves complex juvenile...
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A new Finnish study reveals households waste 20% of their food budget on nutritionally empty items like sweets and soda. Researchers say this...
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Finnish police condemn egg-throwing and misconduct at Espoo graduation celebrations, warning such acts could constitute assault. Despite clear...
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Finnish PM Petteri Orpo faces no internal party challenge, securing his National Coalition leadership with 57% backing. Key ministers publicly...
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Two workers were electrocuted on Equinor's Oseberg A platform and flown to hospital. The incident highlights the persistent risks in Norway's...
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A Jönköping University student has been suspended for three months after sharing a teacher's personal address, GPS coordinates, and identity number...
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Oslo police are now investigating the nine-month disappearance of Mustafa Ahmed as a homicide. Despite no crime scene or arrests, evidence points to...
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Finland's Court of Appeal has increased the sentence for a teenage driver responsible for a fatal accident in Lohja. The ruling highlights the legal...
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Finnish police are investigating the destructive fire at Jokioisten Leipomo's main bakery as a suspected arson. The probe begins as the company's...
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Danish food safety authorities warn of illegal egg sales at a Brøndby school, with unstamped eggs posing salmonella risks. Despite police help, sales...
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A Norwegian government committee proposes three main strategies to counter a sharp decline in birth rates, from 1.98 children per woman in 2009 to...
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A shouting incident at Helsinki's Ateneum museum has ignited a discussion on youth experiences in Finnish cultural institutions. While teen visitors...
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A major fire destroyed the main bakery of Jokioisten Leipä, but its famed Runeberg torte will survive. Production is shifting to other facilities as...
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