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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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Finland's first vocational class specializing in wind and solar turbine maintenance has begun training, with 16-year-old Miro Tuomi among the...
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A serious rear-end collision on Telemark's E134 highway left one driver unconscious and seriously injured. The crash has triggered a major police...
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A severe gym accident in Oslo, involving equipment with a known prior fault, has left a man with a concussion and sparked a major safety debate....
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A 39-year-old Latvian worker died in a wheel loader accident at a quarry in Kinn, Vestland, raising questions about workplace safety in Norway's...
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Six young men are in custody following a Molotov cocktail attack on a Copenhagen apartment. The 60-year-old resident, a nurse, escaped unharmed but...
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Finnish teachers report a growing gap between struggling and strong students as the government plans stricter grade promotion rules. While many...
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The Aalto2 Museum Centre in Jyväskylä offers free admission all day Tuesday to celebrate architect Alvar Aalto's 126th birthday. Special tours and...
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Sweden's Liberal Party battles poll numbers at 2%, half the parliamentary threshold, while reaffirming its contentious coalition stance. Party...
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Parents in Selfoss, Iceland, rally with 133 signatures for a Hjallastefna primary school in Árborg, highlighting demand for educational choice. The...
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A Danish police officer's four-year suspension over photos of corpses and arrested persons reaches the High Court on appeal. His lawyer argues the...
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Despite a court ruling halting the wolf hunt, Sweden's government insists on reducing the population. The conflict involves EU scrutiny and...
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A Helsinki court has jailed six men for running a human trafficking ring that brought Bangladeshi cleaners to Finland under false pretenses. The...
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A woman died in a head-on collision on icy roads in Kolar, Lapland, highlighting winter driving risks in Finland. The investigation explores traffic...
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Lapland police are investigating a serious assault in Tornio that left a man hospitalized. Authorities are appealing for witnesses who saw the...
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A new analysis reveals a surprising shift in Danish retail: 10% fewer shops but 8% more jobs over the past decade. Experts point to consolidation...
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Oslo wants the power to triple road tolls for all vehicles during winter air pollution crises. The plan, needing Akershus county's approval, targets...
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A worker was seriously injured after being crushed by an overturned wheel loader during night work at a quarry in Kinn, Norway. Police and emergency...
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A police chase in Grimstad escalated into a major armed operation after officers reported hearing gunshots. The suspect barricaded himself in a cabin...
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Norway faces a hidden crisis with 700,000 people excluded from work and education. The story of Aleksander Holtan, who has battled anxiety since...
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Center Party leader Antti Kaikkonen announces bid for re-election, sharply criticizing the government for Finland having the EU's highest...
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