Norway’s historic World Cup run ended with a 2–1 quarter-final defeat to England, but the players are expected to receive a major public welcome in Oslo after returning from the
A bus route closure is making it harder for businesses in a popular Danish holiday town to recruit young seasonal workers. Shops, supermarkets and restaurants in Blåvand say employees without
The Iceland assisted dying survey used in the country’s end-of-life debate is being challenged by the leaders of the Icelandic Nurses’ Association and the Icelandic Medical Association, who argue that
Finnish quantum computer maker IQM has won a €33 million contract to deliver LUMI-IQ, a new quantum system for the LUMI AI Factory in Kajaani, eastern Finland, as Europe expands
Copenhagen’s water supply is not prepared for the growing pressure caused by future heatwaves, according to HOFOR, Denmark’s largest water utility. The company warns that lengthy approval procedures are slowing
The addictive design of Facebook and Instagram may violate the European Union’s Digital Services Act, according to preliminary findings published by the European Commission on 10 July. Brussels says Meta
Helsingør tourism is gaining new international visibility after the British newspaper The Times recommended the North Zealand coastal city as a quieter alternative to Copenhagen, highlighting its history, food scene
French troops in Sweden will become part of NATO’s Forward Land Forces Finland, after France confirmed it will contribute ground forces to the Swedish-led battlegroup designed to strengthen allied defence
EU customs duty rules have sharply reduced the number of low-value parcels entering the bloc through Denmark, according to preliminary data from the Danish Customs Agency (Toldstyrelsen). In the first
Sweden food VAT could be redesigned after the government announced a new inquiry into whether different food products should be taxed at different rates, with the stated aim of keeping