Nordic public broadcasters have agreed to support one another if a crisis disrupts access to national news and information services. The agreement, announced on Friday, 9 October, aims to strengthen
Norway's emergency sardine stockpile is set to lose 100,000 tins of sardines after seafood company King Oscar ended a storage agreement with the state that had been in place for
Half of Danes aged 15 to 25 now consider using sunbeds fashionable, twice the share recorded a decade ago, according to new figures from the Danish Cancer Society (Kræftens Bekæmpelse).
Denmark’s seabed extraction has more than doubled in 15 years, as seven municipalities in eastern Jutland warn that marine habitats are being lost much faster than they can be restored.
Telenor has been charged in Norway over its former operations in Myanmar, with police investigating whether the telecommunications group was complicit in crimes against humanity after the military coup of
Sweden Democrats election texts have prompted around 1,100 complaints to Sweden’s privacy regulator after the party sent political advertising by SMS during the election weekend. The Swedish Authority for Privacy
Olkiluoto 3 maintenance began in Finland on Thursday, 10 September, taking the country’s largest nuclear reactor out of electricity production for about 50 days. Operator Teollisuuden Voima (TVO) expects the
Faroe Islands-EU relations are set to become more regular after Prime Minister Beinir Johannesen (løgmaður) and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen agreed to hold periodic meetings aimed at
The Spectrum launch from Andøya reached orbit on Saturday evening, making the German company Isar Aerospace the first European commercial space company to successfully place satellites into orbit and marking
The Greenland ice sheet has lost more ice than it gained for the 30th consecutive year, according to new calculations by the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS). During