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Danish police want a new law allowing real-time access to private security camera feeds from shops and businesses. They say it's crucial for fighting...
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Norway's Fisheries Directorate will set the 2026 minke whale hunting quota on April 1, a move already condemned by Sea Shepherd as 'a brutal and...
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France's ban on snus, a moist tobacco product central to Swedish culture, is generating unease in Sweden. Swedish media report public concern,...
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A Finnish court has ordered a mental examination for a man with seven attempted murder convictions after he stabbed a stranger on a train. The...
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Marius Borg Høiby was arrested Sunday on new charges of threats with a knife and bodily harm, just one day before his trial for 38 other offenses was...
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A severe cold snap has gripped southern Finland, with temperatures in the Helsinki region plummeting to -31C, outpacing the typically colder north....
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Jostein Jørgensen and his family have returned home after eight months evacuated due to a ship-induced landslide in Norway. Their homecoming follows...
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Finland's independent fiscal watchdog says the government will miss its key debt-reduction target. The report criticizes major tax cuts and the...
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Norway's Obos housing prices rose less than usual in January 2026, with a 1.1% national increase. Oslo saw a 2.8% monthly rise but slower annual...
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Finland's Ministry of Finance defends the controversial diagnosis-based model for funding welfare regions, arguing real health disparities must be...
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Investment grants for Central Finland farms soared to €4.7 million last year, but only five new young farmers received startup aid. This paradox...
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Oulu is the only major Finnish city to ban candy throwing from graduation parade trucks, a safety policy years in the making. While national...
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A Bergen hotel was fully evacuated Monday after smoke filled its maze-like crawlspaces. Firefighters faced extreme conditions searching for the...
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A decade-old data program flaw led to the misassessment of over 200,000 national tests in Norway, potentially denying students critical support. The...
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Thieves stole up to two million kroner in gold jewelry from the historic David-Andersen store in Oslo after smashing through an H&M to reach it....
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Central Finland shivered under a record -31.2°C cold snap on Monday night, with high pressure and clear skies driving the freeze. Temperatures are...
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A major crash between a car and a truck has shut down the E18 motorway near Ă–rebro, causing severe traffic chaos during the Monday morning commute....
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Patients in Norway report being prescribed powerful obesity medications like Wegovy without receiving necessary lifestyle support. Advocates call it...
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Luumäki's year-long crisis over municipal manager Risto Alaheikka's dismissal has escalated with a court reversal and public outcry. Local...
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Ten people died on Norwegian roads in January, with eight fatalities occurring in head-on collisions. The majority of victims were men over 50, with...
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An analysis of Finnish district court rulings shows one dog breed is disproportionately involved in attacks leading to legal convictions. The data...
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Businessman Martin Malm, from the TV2 documentary 'Den sorte svane,' faces money laundering and VAT fraud charges totaling 23 million kroner in...
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Finland's Energy Authority has set an 8kW threshold for home electricity power charges, aiming to manage grid loads and control costs. Households can...
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