The Marius Borg Høiby trial has reached another key stage, with Oslo District Court confirming that the verdict will be delivered on the morning of 15 June. The ruling will
Finland’s marriage rate rose in 2025, with 22,082 marriages recorded as divorces declined slightly, according to new figures reported by Yle and based on Statistics Finland data. The increase comes
Denmark’s 9th grade exams were disrupted on Tuesday after an IT outage prevented some teachers and pupils from accessing a central digital system used by schools in several municipalities. The
Finnish hangover food has a familiar pattern after major celebrations such as Vappu and New Year’s Eve: people want something fast, salty and filling, but new ordering data reported by
Norway unexploded ammunition may amount to around one million tonnes across the country’s natural areas and coastal waters, according to an estimate cited by Norwegian defence researchers as Parliament prepares
A hand grenade in Malmö was found on an open street in the city centre on Saturday, prompting Swedish police to cordon off a busy area, evacuate buses and nearby
Europe climate change is no longer a distant scenario: a new climate assessment by the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service and the World Meteorological Organization shows that Europe remains the
A Sweden-led police operation has led to the arrest or detention of 280 people across Europe in a coordinated effort against the digital recruitment and coordination of serious violent crime.
EU consent law returned to the centre of the European debate on Tuesday, as the European Parliament called on the European Commission to propose common legislation defining rape on the
Norway earthquake reports spread across the Oslo region on Sunday after a magnitude 3.6 tremor was felt in southern Norway, with residents describing a short rumble and shaking but authorities