Tenant fined for DIY disaster
A Swedish man has been fined by his landlord for carrying out shoddy DIY work and painting his house an abnormal shade of green.
Icelandic printing company gains notoriety for fast services
Oddi Printing, Iceland’s biggest printing company, is gaining notoriety in the U.S. for its fast and highly flexible printing services. The company ha...
Young Finns requesting sex changes
More young people in Finland, many of them under the legal age of 18, are applying for sex changes, according to a media report.
Police: no age limit for criminal responsibility
The Danish Police Union is pushing for the criminal age of responsibility to be scrapped following a stabbing fatality involving two 13 year-old boys.
GPS treasure hunt attracts bounty hunters to Finland
A new orienteering phenomenon known as ‘geocaching’ has seen more than 1,500 enthusiasts descend on a Finnish campsite in the hope of uncovering ‘buri...
Nazi royal report branded a whitewash
An investigation into rumours about the role of the late father of Sweden’s Queen Silvia in Nazi Germany has been branded a whitewash by Holocaust sur...
Le Boreal cruise ship stops at Iceland’s Port of Hafnarfjordur
The Port of Hafnarfjordur saw the arrival of the luxurious Le Boreal cruise ship this summer, docking four times throughout July. On its route to Hafn...
Secret extremist group in leading DF positions
A secret network of right-wing extremists who condone violence against immigrants has managed to infiltrate the Danish People’s Party (DF), according ...