Around 40,000 Danish students walked out of classes at 57 upper-secondary schools on Wednesday, 4 November, in a nationwide protest against planned cuts to student grants and tighter rules for
Data centres are turning access to electricity into an industrial-policy question across the Nordic region. In Norway, politicians and technical professionals are calling for pauses on new developments or grid
Denmark’s proposed graduate benefits rules would require students to have held paid work before completing their education, prompting criticism from those whose courses include compulsory unpaid placements. The plan forms
Greenland's parliament (Inatsisartut) has approved the defence agreement with the USA and Denmark, moving the September accord closer to taking effect. Lawmakers voted 16 in favour, none against and seven
The Nordic Council approved a new societal security strategy in Helsinki on 28 October, calling for closer co-operation across Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden to protect essential supplies, infrastructure
Russian ambassador to Denmark Vladimir Barbin has accused Denmark of prolonging the war in Ukraine through military assistance, while dismissing Danish warnings about Russian sabotage. His allegations appeared in an
The USA now has Greenland, President Donald Trump claimed in Washington on Monday, 2 November, thanking Denmark and Europe for a deal that does not transfer sovereignty over the Arctic
A secret emergency law prepared in Denmark during the Cold War would have allowed the government to impose sweeping restrictions on civilian life if the country was attacked. The draft,
Sweden will introduce new reading, writing and maths tests in autumn 2028, with pupils assessed on five occasions during compulsory school. The aim is to identify learning difficulties earlier and
An image of Greenland turned into an enormous American military base was shared by USA President Donald Trump on Saturday, 31 October, renewing questions about his portrayal of the Arctic