Ninety-five percent of people in Finland read newspapers
According to a recently published survey by the National Media Audit (KMT), ninety-five percent of people in Finland over the age of 15 read newspaper...
Man runs from northernmost tip of Iceland to the southernmost tip in 10 days
Glen Baddeley, an ultramarathon runner from the UK, has ran from the second northernmost tip of Iceland to the southernmost tip in ten days, which Bad...
Ex-Danish Foreign Intelligence Chief Lars Findsen formally charged with spying
Lars Findsen, the former Foreign Intelligence Chief of Denmark, has been officially charged with spying after leaking highly classified information. F...
Magdalena Andersson resigns as Swedish Prime Minister
After conceding defeat in Sweden’s knife-edge election, Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson has resigned. Andersson called a press conference w...
More internships for Health & Social Studies students to be provided by Norwegian government
Norway’s government is set to encourage municipalities to offer health and social studies students internships across municipal sector organizations. ...
Ongoing strike in Norway sees 3000 more teachers to join action
From 13th September, 3000 more teachers will join the ongoing industrial strike in the education sector in Norway. Currently, there are roughly 3500 t...
Finnish Police to increase speed checks throughout the country
As of Wednesday 7th September, Finnish Police are increasing the number of speed checks across the country to reduce the number of road accidents. In ...
Pasta sold at Swedish football tournament causes sickness of eighty people
Around eighty people became sick during a football tournament held in the Swedish city, Luleå, after eating pasta served from an undisclosed restauran...