Magdalena Andersson has failed to form Sweden’s next government, after more than a month of negotiations following the September parliamentary election. The Social Democratic leader acknowledged on Tuesday 13 October
Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and her husband, Durek Verrett, are seeking more than USD 80 million (€71 million) in damages in a lawsuit against former friends, relatives and business
Telia has announced a new restructuring plan that could eliminate around 900 positions across five Nordic and Baltic countries, just nine months after a previous round of job reductions. The
The 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics has been awarded to two American economists, Robert E. Hall of Stanford University and Michael Woodford of Columbia University, for research that has helped
In the Norwegian town of Lillestrøm, couples keep missing their own weddings. Some cancel at the last minute, while others simply never show up at the town hall. The problem
In Norway, buried streams are being brought back into the open as towns and cities prepare for heavier rainfall. Research at a university campus south of Oslo suggests that restoring
Norway’s open prisons have become an international symbol of humane imprisonment and rehabilitation. But new attention to research by the University of Oslo raises a question about the country's celebrated
Arctic shipping has reached a new record on the Northeast Passage, the maritime corridor connecting Europe and Asia along Russia's northern coast. By the end of September 2026, 104 ships
Centre Party (Centerpartiet) voters in Sweden would rather see their party enter a government alongside the Left Party than face another election, according to a new opinion poll commissioned by
Norway has proposed six new upper secondary school pathways that would allow students preparing for university to choose their academic direction from their first year. The proposals are part of