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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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In Sweden, your social media posts could be the deciding factor in your next job application. With background checks becoming standard, experts warn...
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Oslo District Court has begun hearing a major lawyer scandal involving 800 million kroner in false loan agreements. Eight lenders seek 180 million...
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Helsinki parking authorities are cracking down, issuing tickets to unofficial 'wild taxis' using designated stands without a lit roof light. The...
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A veteran nurse's resignation exposes chaos in Norrbotten psychiatry, challenging Swedish mental health policies. Her testimony reveals mixed wards...
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A surprise inspection at a Finnish care home revealed residents neglected due to severe understaffing, linked to a national policy change. One...
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The story of Tilipalvelu Korhonen, a Finnish accounting firm started in a bedroom in 1976, now led by the founder's daughters. It's a 47-year tale of...
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Finland's electricity prices hit their highest winter peak, surpassing 60 cents per kWh due to a severe cold snap and vanishing winds. Meteorologists...
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An 18-year-old man was stabbed in Rødovre and hospitalized. Police are investigating the overnight attack, which has sparked local safety concerns....
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UmeĂĄ kommun is abandoning strict time limits for home care after private providers criticized them as unworkable. The shift to individual adaptation...
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A mental health care crisis is unfolding in Northern Sweden as nurses quit over chaos and a former chief psychiatrist warns of patient deaths. Region...
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A man was arrested with a knife after breaking into a Porsgrunn waste facility, targeting valuable electronic waste. The breach has sparked a...
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Finland sees a 23% jump in special exam arrangements for students like Sonja Manninen, who gets extra time for dyslexia. With 18,500 accommodations...
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Two 15-year-olds receive conditional prison sentences for a violent street robbery in Jyväskylä. The case highlights Finland's juvenile justice focus...
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A service employee was violently assaulted by a customer in Stavanger city center early Monday. Police searched for the suspect without success,...
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A Danish think tank reveals 13,000 pensioners with fortunes over 6 million kroner will receive a 'targeted' food aid check, sparking a debate on...
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A driver walked away unharmed after their car collided with an excavator and overturned in Trondheim's Tiller district. Police are investigating the...
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A Finnish man living in Spain forged bank statements to steal over €21,800 in benefits. He's now jailed for five months and must repay the money,...
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In a busy day for emergency services, Norway's 110 center managed a toaster fire, a dramatic ice rescue, a bird flu outbreak in swans, and a water...
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Finland faces over 13,500 slip and fall commute accidents yearly, with one in three Finns slipping on ice annually. New research shows that slowing...
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Sats has pulled 29 GHD fitness machines from all its Norwegian centres after a customer suffered a severe concussion. The chain cites observed misuse...
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