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Fuel prices became a trending search in Norway as a tax cut approached, while a separate government report noted authorities handled only three minor...
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Fuel prices became a trending search in Norway as a tax cut approached, while a separate government report noted authorities handled only three minor...
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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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Norway's electricity subsidy costs hit 4.5 billion kroner in January, consuming nearly half the annual budget in two months. The 'Norgespris' scheme...
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Reykjavik Mayor Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir keeps her party and the city in suspense, refusing to say if she'll accept second place on the Social...
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Norwegian EV range has surged to an average of 550 km, up nearly 200 km since 2021. Most new models can now drive from Oslo to Trondheim without...
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Former industry boss Stein Lier-Hansen testifies in his corruption trial, claiming his expensive hunting and fishing networking was known and...
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Sweden's Center Party vows to replace the current coalition government in the September election, setting a complex political challenge. Leader...
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A major fire has engulfed a gas station complex in Kangasala, Pirkanmaa, prompting a large-scale emergency response. All personnel were evacuated and...
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Finland's car tax revenue dropped by 22 million euros last year, with electric vehicles becoming the top choice for buyers due to tax exemptions....
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A major fire at a Neste service station in Kangasala sent dense smoke over the area, prompting a large emergency response. Fire chiefs confirm the...
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Norway's finance minister is summoned to parliament after a property tax recalculation broke a key campaign promise, generating 1 billion kroner in...
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A small Norwegian town packed its historic church to say a final goodbye to two part-time firefighters. The solemn ceremony, guarded by emergency...
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Norway is pushing for EU-wide digital vehicle registration cards, following its successful digital driver's license. The move could replace paper...
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A Finnish municipality's plan to build a day care center has been unexpectedly halted after nearly all neighbors objected. The city board, caught by...
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Unusual overnight snowfall of up to 15 cm disrupted southern Denmark, causing slippery roads and traffic issues. Authorities urged drivers to take...
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New data reveals older electric vehicles in Norway are failing safety inspections at alarmingly high rates. The roads administration warns that...
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A major water pipe rupture cut off supply to parts of Joutseno, Finland. Service was restored overnight, but boil-water advisories and testing are...
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Swedish banks cut 89% of investments in global meat firms after customer protests, but nearly a billion kronor still funds poor animal welfare. A new...
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A train derailment in Trondheim disrupted Norway's Nordland Line services, but no injuries were reported. Bane Nor is recovering the train and...
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DNA evidence cracked the Rönninge murder case, leading to an arrest. The suspect, with a history of serious crimes and a protected identity, denies...
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Marius Borg Høiby has admitted to police he took an intimate photo of a woman without consent, a new detail in his ongoing case. He faces 38 charges,...
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Classic Finnish compound names like Anna-Liisa have nearly vanished, replaced by a quest for unique names. Half of Finnish children now receive three...
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