Sweden’s prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, is at the centre of a growing security scandal after it emerged that his private address and movements were indirectly exposed on the fitness app
Johan Forssell, Sweden’s Minister for Migration and a prominent member of the Moderate Party, is facing a growing political storm after it emerged that his teenage son had connections with
Frederikshavn will host the future headquarters for Denmark's military shipbuilding, marking a significant strategic shift in the country’s defence policy. The decision was announced at a press conference by the
Denmark's governing party, the Moderates (Moderaterne), has proposed abolishing the country's longstanding coffee tax, calling it an outdated burden on consumers. The tax dates back to 1930, when coffee was
The Swedish government is preparing to conduct an extensive survey to map immigrants' values, aiming to guide the country’s future integration policy. The initiative, led by newly appointed Minister for
Mixed-gender barracks Finland are now a standard feature of military service, following a successful pilot programme. The Finnish Defence Forces have extended shared accommodation for male and female conscripts across
A new study from the University of Copenhagen (Københavns Universitet) highlights an intriguing side effect of holding power in Denmark: government politicians tend to use more complex language, making their
The European Union unveiled a new and ambitious climate target: to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040 compared to 1990 levels. The proposal, presented by the European Commission,
The European Commission has approved a funding package of 91 million euros (approx. $98 million) for Finland, supporting nine key transport projects that aim to strengthen the country’s connectivity, resilience,
Denmark has officially begun its six-month term holding the rotating EU Council presidency, marked by a ceremony and public celebrations in Aarhus. The opening events gathered top EU officials, including