The Finland-Russia border fence is now complete, with around 200 kilometres of barriers built at selected points along Finland’s roughly 1,300-kilometre eastern border. The project, developed by the Finnish Border
Satellite internet in Greenland will receive €9.1 million in European Union funding to improve connections in some of the island’s most remote communities, as Brussels expands its economic and political
Sweden’s Left Party has removed eight more candidates from its electoral lists after an investigation found that they had shared antisemitic conspiracy theories, material praising Hamas or content supportive of
Sweden’s young voters are moving to the left, complicating a political narrative that has become increasingly common across Europe: that younger generations, and young men in particular, are shifting decisively
EU return hubs outside the European Union should become a joint European project governed by EU law, international obligations and agreements with third countries, according to principles agreed by Denmark,
A Copenhagen nationalist march calling for stricter immigration policies and “remigration” was met by an anti-racist counter-protest on Saturday, 5 September, with police intervening several times as tensions broke out
Update: The Swedish Election Authority has reduced the number of early votes potentially affected by the technical error from around 4,000 to no more than 500. The final figure could
LGBTQ+ rights divided the West Nordic Council at its annual meeting in Akureyri, Iceland, after a proposal urging the governments of Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands to support LGBTQ+
EU funding for Greenland is set to increase by another €200 million under a new investment package that European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is expected to announce during
Denmark’s fertiliser law has been approved by the Folketing despite a growing rebellion inside the liberal party Venstre, with five of its 18 Danish MPs voting against the measure. The