Flow Festival, opening in Helsinki on Friday, is facing mounting calls for a boycott over alleged links to Israel through its USA majority owner KKR and several sponsors. Activist group
Aalborg Zoo in northern Denmark has drawn international attention following a Facebook post inviting citizens to donate healthy domestic animals and livestock that are due to be euthanised, so that
Tall ships from 17 countries are arriving early in Esbjerg, Denmark, ahead of the opening of The Tall Ships Races 2025, due to a forecast of windy weather along the
A new education reform in Finland will allow students to complete general upper secondary education in English starting in August 2026, marking a significant shift in the country’s traditionally bilingual
Copenhagen has become a popular destination for foreign couples seeking a civil marriage without bureaucratic hurdles. In 2024 alone, Copenhagen City Hall officiated approximately 8,000 wedding ceremonies, with 5,400 involving
The Norwegian government is considering expanding the sale of stronger alcoholic beverages directly from farms, a move aimed at supporting small producers and boosting rural tourism. Currently, only certain types
A new survey conducted by Epinion for DR reveals that only 35% of Danes believe in God, down from 45% in 2009. While Denmark remains predominantly Christian in cultural terms,
A 32-year-old Swedish citizen, Osama Krayem, has been sentenced to life imprisonment by the Stockholm District Court (Stockholms Tingsrätt) for his role in the murder of Jordanian pilot Muath al-Kasasbeh,
Oslo residents are being asked to limit their water usage due to unusually low water levels in Maridalsvannet, the lake that supplies the Norwegian capital with drinking water. The warning
Sweden is experiencing a sharp seasonal increase in campylobacter infections, with reported cases rising from around 30 per week in early June to over 200 last week, according to the