A Greenlandic telecom company, Tusass, has been in negotiations with Elon Musk’s satellite internet provider, Starlink, since December. The talks aim to secure improved internet and telephone connectivity for Greenland—a
A recently introduced work obligation law—originally designed to target immigrants on cash assistance (kontanthjælp)—has inadvertently included internationally adopted Danes. The fallout has led to widespread controversy, with many affected citizens
In a move that underscores Norway’s focus on national security and local expertise, Norwegian authorities have eliminated two Chinese companies from the bidding process for the Stad Ship Tunnel project
In a recent development that has stirred significant concern across the region, the Finnish police (Suomen poliisi) have attributed the rising violence in Finland to the actions of Swedish criminal
Danish retail giant Salling Group—owner of supermarket chains such as Føtex, Netto, Bilka, and the new Tjaept—is set to roll out a new initiative designed to make European products more
Recent reports reveal a dramatic surge in violence and threats against school employees in Oslo. Data from the Utdanningsetaten (the Education Agency) and insights from Arbeidstilsynet (the Norwegian Labour Inspectorate)
In a groundbreaking move, Copenhagen Municipality has announced plans to enable sex workers to join the unemployment fund (A-kasse). This initiative is set to ensure that sex workers have access
Greenland’s ruling Siumut party has reversed its plan to push forward with an independence referendum. Initially, the party had announced that it would activate Article 21 of the Self-Government Act
In a sweeping policy initiative, the Danish government is set to ban mobile phones and private tablets in schools and leisure centers by enacting a change in law. This proposal
A guided snowmobile tour group encountered a polar bear near Fredheim on Svalbard, and in response, fired shots at the animal. Local authorities quickly intervened, and no one was physically