In Norway, buried streams are being brought back into the open as towns and cities prepare for heavier rainfall. Research at a university campus south of Oslo suggests that restoring
A Queen Margrethe postcard written when she was 12 years old has been sold at auction in Denmark for DKK 6,500 (€870), well above its initial estimate. The handwritten postcard
Six Nordic projects have joined the EU strategic raw materials list, with five in Finland and one in Sweden selected by the European Commission on Friday, 9 October, as part
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has said that too many people with Muslim backgrounds appear in crime statistics and that she wishes some of those causing harm to Danish society
Norway’s open prisons have become an international symbol of humane imprisonment and rehabilitation. But new attention to research by the University of Oslo raises a question about the country's celebrated
The EFTA Court has ruled that Iceland cannot refuse to recognise a parent-child relationship legally established in another European Economic Area (EEA) country solely because the child was born through
Sweden's caretaker government is demanding deeper EU budget cuts at a moment when its own political future remains unresolved. With a new parliament elected and negotiations over the next Swedish
Arctic shipping has reached a new record on the Northeast Passage, the maritime corridor connecting Europe and Asia along Russia's northern coast. By the end of September 2026, 104 ships
Finland will introduce a citizenship test in March 2027, requiring applicants aged 18 to 64 to demonstrate sufficient knowledge of Finnish society, either through the new examination or recognised educational
The number of credit warnings registered in Denmark has increased by more than 700,000 in just one week, following a major security breach that exposed personal information linked to approximately