Snow in Helsinki expected to break December record
Last weekend, while snow continued to fall across Finland’s capital city, Helsinki, snow clearance teams worked through the night attempting to ...
Finnish arts sector suffers declining corporate support
A report from the Arts Council of Finland shows that the level of corporate financial support between 1999 and 2008 fell from €46 million to just €17 ...
Stockholm snow-blower snatchers on the increase
Heavy snowfall in and around Stockholm is preventing local police from enjoying a quiet pre-Christmas season due to snow-blower snatchers.
Father-in-law disowns Sweden suicide bomber
Ali Thwani, father-in-law of the Stockholm bomber, has disowned his son-in-law and insisted his plans were not known to the family.
Child refugees to be repatriated to reception centres
A new law passed this week by the Danish parliament will allow the repatriation of unaccompanied children seeking asylum in the country.
Malmo shooter suspected of other violent crimes
The man arrested for the shootings in Malmo earlier this year has been charged with three counts of murder and ten attempted murders. The 38 year old ...
Ratiopharm jobs losses would be reduced with Claudio Albrecht states German Media
According to the German media channel Wirtschaftswoche, jobs losses at the pharmaceutical company, Ratiopharm would have been greatly reduced if Actav...
Assange rape accusers keeping a low profile
The two Swedish women whose accusations of rape and sexual molestation blew the lid on the WikiLeaks saga are keeping well out of the spotlight.