Denmark wants to abolish royal hunting rights
Denmark’s royals have long since enjoyed exclusive hunting laws, but politicians are now saying it is time for that to come to an end. The Danish roya...
Greenland’s brain drain to Denmark continues
Greenland, boasting untapped gas and oil resources, looked to have finally found a way of preventing its most talented citizens leaving for Denmark ju...
Police locate burglars thanks to game camera
A couple of burglars who robbed a holiday home in southern Finland were tracked down by police because the game camera they unwittingly stole revealed...
Iceland funds Mozambique sanitation project
The Icelandic government’s Agency for International Development (ICEIDA) is to donate three million euros to finance a water supply sanitation project...
Young adults in Finland among those at greatest risk of poverty
Statistics Finland has said that as many as 700,000 people in the country could be classed as “very low income earners”, with one-fifth of that number...
‘Elf church’ rock in Iceland moved from road
An ongoing dispute in Iceland regarding a supposed “elf church” blocking a new road has been brought to an end after the 70-tonne mass was removed. Th...
Stockholm hotel terrorised by disgruntled badger
A plush hotel in the Swedish capital Stockholm was put into lockdown on Friday after an angry badger prevented guests and employees from entering or l...
Pirate Party now Iceland’s third most popular
The rise in popularity of Iceland’s Pirate Party is continuing, with the latest research showing that it is now the country’s third most popular party...