Greenland’s ruling party claims victory in snap elections
Greenland’s ruling Siumut Party has retained a narrow majority in snap parliamentary elections that took place 18 months before they were scheduled.
Icelandic comedian wants to welcome ‘chauvinist’ pick-up artist
Despite being deported from Australia and denied entry into the UK, Icelandic comedian Hugleikur Dagsson has said his country should give controversia...
Iceland economy forecast to expand by 2.7% in 2014
Iceland’s economy has been forecast to grow by 2.7 per cent this year, according to the most recent prediction by Statistics Iceland.
Sweden’s A*Base follow in footsteps of Ace of Base
New Swedish teen band A*Base, dubbed the new Ace of Base, has just released their debut single, Never Gonna Say I’m Sorry.
Denmark enjoys a more trusting environment than most of Europe
People in Denmark are more trusting than most their European counterparts and generally do not fear violence and crime, revealed a new survey by the J...
Sweden: Toy companies blasted for not including non-white children in catalogues
Four toy companies in Sweden have been criticised because their catalogues do not include enough or any pictures of non-white children.
Denmark: Paying more for women’s haircuts not discriminatory
The Danish High Court has overturned a ruling by equality board Ligebehandlingsnævnet stating that women were discriminated against because they had t...
Majority of Swedes still celebrate Father’s Day
A recent survey has indicated as many as two-thirds of Swedes still recognise Father’s Day, despite claims by an ethnologist that it was surprising th...