Salmon conservation group welcomes Greenland fishing ruling
A moratorium on commercial salmon fishing in Greenland will continue after a decision was reached by the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organizati...
Finns Party u-turn on MP’s hate speech conviction
Finns Party chairman Timo Soini says he has changed his mind about a racism conviction preventing anyone from serving in the right-wing party, after t...
Swedes eating more ‘bad fats’ in quest to stay slim
Retail trends show that Swedes are eating more dangerous fats than ever before as the movement towards Atkins-style weight loss regimes continues.
Iceland economy grows at fastest pace since crash
Increases in domestic consumption, tourism and exports have seen the Icelandic economy expand in the year’s first quarter at its fastest pace since th...
Danish gays can marry in church
Gay couples in Denmark will now be able to enjoy exactly the same marriage rights as straight couples after parliament passed a historic vote in favou...
Endangered bison find new home on Danish island
An endangered species of bison from Poland has been given a new home on Denmark’s Bornholm Island. One bull and six female European bison were deliver...
Former Icelandic bank execs jailed for fraud
The former chairman and the former CEO of the Icelandic Byr Savings Bank have each been sentenced to four-and-a-half years behind bars after being fou...
Jeff Monroe of Verne Global happy with green data center in Iceland
Jeff Monroe, the CEO of Verne Global, has expressed his happiness with the company’s green data center at Ásbrú Enterprise Park in Iceland and expects...