Nokia accused of selling spy equipment to Iran
A comprehensive electronic surveillance system that was sold by the Nokia Siemens Network Group to Iran is capable of spying on almost all electronic ...
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Danish newspaper settles cartoon dispute with Mohammed descendants
Danish newspaper Politiken has announced a settlement in the controversial Mohammed cartoon case, with the new agreement reached with descendants of t...
Keflavik International Airport utilises social media network for online marketing campaign
Iceland’s Keflavik International Airport was nominated in the category of ‘Best online marketing campaign 2009’ for its innovative, social media netwo...
Iceland to become the next hotspot for medical tourism and health care
A proposed health care centre aims to push Iceland as the prime medical tourism destination for cosmetic surgery in 2010. The planned venture by Kadec...
Denmark to soften Tibetan stance
The Danish government is reconsidering its position on the Tibetan question following criticism that its statement made last December was too strong.
Norwegian led cluster munitions ban a step closer
Moldova and Burkina Faso have become the latest countries to submit their instruments of ratification for the Norwegian-led Convention on Cluster Muni...
Extensive renovations set for ex-military hospital facility in Iceland
A hospital set to offer specialised medical treatments, at the Asbru Enterprise Park in Iceland, is expected to see extensive renovations in the secon...
Mohammed cartoon draws protests in Norway
Around 2,500 people have marched through the Norwegian capital of Oslo in protest at the printing of a contentious caricature of the Islamic Prophet M...