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France has introduced a ban on white snus, directly impacting Norwegian consumers and travelers. Norwegian searches for 'snus frankrike' spiked...
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April Fools' Day sparked major online interest in Sweden, with over 5000 searches for the best jokes. A psychologist from Umeå offered a surprising...
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Search data shows a spike in people looking for Easter opening hours in Bergen. A new article provides a comprehensive list of Sunday-open shops in...
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Tine, Norway's dominant dairy cooperative, has stopped using a methane-reducing cattle feed additive despite its climate benefits, bowing to consumer...
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Coop issues a nationwide alert over a surge in gift card scams, often targeting the elderly. The fraud has contributed to an estimated 2 billion...
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A new Norwegian survey reveals 63% of drivers think speeding is acceptable, fueled by a false myth about speedometer accuracy. This comes as traffic...
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Finland's cost-cutting healthcare sector has slashed student training placements, delaying graduation for 3,500 future nurses and care professionals....
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Crown Princess Mette-Marit has accepted the role of royal protector for Blå Kors, marking the organization's 120th anniversary. Her hands-on...
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A full-scale evacuation was launched at Norway's Trysil ski resort after a gondola lift halted with 25 cabins occupied. Resort staff managed the...
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Social Democratic Party candidates Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir and Pétur Marteinsson disagree on whether the sitting mayor is a career politician, but...
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A Swedish court has definitively blocked a licensed wolf hunt, ruling the cull lacked scientific justification. The decision halts plans to shoot 48...
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A 15-year-old boy in Finnmark has been arrested on terrorism charges and is alleged to have written a violent manifesto. He is now in psychiatric...
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King Harald and Queen Sonja's visit to four Vestland municipalities in May leaves only five Norwegian municipalities unvisited. The tour, aboard the...
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Two firefighters died in a Verdal blaze, with police investigating negligence and workplace safety. The probe rules out arson as the community...
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A 15-year-old in Norway faces serious threats charges for writing a manifesto with plans to kill Muslims, Jews, and black people. The Police Security...
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Schools in Turku, Finland, held three-day silent lunch trials to combat cafeteria noise. The experiment led to permanently calmer dining halls and an...
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Up to 150 doors at Norway's new Hammerfest hospital have faults, challenging the 2.3 billion kroner project's 'top-modern' label. The defects raise...
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A new national survey reveals Finland's well-being services counties have improved teamwork and leadership but face a crisis of employee influence....
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Prosecutors in Norway are seeking a harsher sentence for a man convicted of killing Linea Bjørnnes, calling the act 'sadistic' torture. The appeal...
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While 662 people left the Lutheran Church in Kouvola last year, lifelong members like Erica Schrall-Järvenpää illustrate the complex ties that bind...
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Vy is raising Norwegian train ticket prices by 3.8% and tightening student discount rules from February 2026. The move has sparked criticism for...
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A new business survey in Central Finland shows companies are more optimistic about turnover and exports for early 2024, marking an improvement from...
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Nearly half of all Tesla Model Y cars failed their first mandatory inspection in Denmark, a rate vastly higher than other electric vehicles. The data...
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