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Loud booing disrupted the Swedish national anthem before a Sweden-Finland hockey match in Stockholm. An eyewitness confirmed a large group was...
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Finnish police seized a drone carrying drugs from Lake Pyhäjärvi in Parikkala. Authorities have cordoned off the area as the National Bureau of...
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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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Helsinki offers a dream seaside plot in an elite district, but there's a huge catch: you must bring your own historic villa. The city's unique rental...
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Finnish police are searching for a group of teenage boys after a 69-year-old woman with a rollator was injured by a thrown ice block in Espoo....
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Norwegian small investors are piling into silver funds amid record price surges. The AuAg Silver Bullet fund has become a top choice at DNB, driven...
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MPs from the National Coalition and Finns Party have fiercely criticized SDP group chair Tytti Tuppurainen following reports of inappropriate...
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A new poll shows Sweden's Liberal Party at a historic low of 1.4%, threatening its parliamentary survival. Despite the party being part of his...
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Two Swedish Social Democratic politicians have stepped aside amid an Economic Crime Authority probe into municipal companies in Sundsvall. The case...
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Six individuals arrested in a Sundsvall municipal raid have been released, but five remain suspected of gross fraud. The case highlights ongoing...
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Reykjavik police managed a wide array of seven major calls in one night, from a 'crazed' man to extreme speeding. The incidents highlight the broad...
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The Labour Party in Trondheim has lost 30% of its members in three years, with Trond Giske's local group hit hardest. A national rule change is...
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The city of Savonlinna pulled summer job ads offering 6.50 euros an hour after union scrutiny. While technically legal, the pay highlights the...
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Finnish police captured a fugitive in Vihti using a tactical unit and drone, only to discover a cannabis cultivation site. The arrest for failing to...
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Tytti Tuppurainen, chair of Finland's SDP parliamentary group, faces multiple allegations of publicly humiliating staff and MPs, with five anonymous...
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Internal documents reveal the Danish military made a financially flawed deal, repurchasing land and bunkers it previously sold. The transaction...
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Classic FM, a top Danish radio station, rebrands as Classic Pop to clarify it plays 80s and 90s pop hits, not classical music. With 143,000 weekly...
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Tryg Forsikring's lawsuits against Ankestyrelsen have surged, delaying work injury payouts for years. Erik Schack's 11-year fight highlights the...
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Two Indonesian tourists in their 70s died in a head-on crash in Norway, leading to charges for their group's driver. Police praised bystanders who...
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Cultural historian Hannu Salmi wins the 2026 Lauri Jäntti Foundation nonfiction prize for his compelling biography of deafblind Finn Frans Leijon....
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Finland's only domestic violence shelter in Lapland was full for 80 days last year, with survivors stuck inside due to a severe housing shortage...
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A new Finnish study reveals a crisis: 80% of young public sector disability pension applicants were not working before their mental health claim. The...
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A Rødt party study reveals 19 former Norwegian ministers now work in PR and lobbying, sparking a fierce debate on political ethics. Ex-ministers...
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