Iceland’s biggest fishing company sues art student for parodying website
Samherji, Iceland’s biggest fishing company, is suing an Icelandic art student for parodying its website and issuing a fake public apology over a corr...
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Maria Malmer Stenergard appointed as Sweden’s Minister of Foreign Affairs
It was announced on Tuesday 10th September that Maria Malmer Stenergard has been appointed as the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Stenergard will be repl...
Carbon dioxide cross-border transportation and storage collaboration announced between Finland and Norway
A new partnership between Finland and Norway has been announced, allowing the two countries to collaborate on the cross-border transportation and stor...
Danish Ikea customers see thousands of Krone wrongfully withdrawn
A “human error” in IKEA’s IT systems cost more than 2000 IKEA in Denmark to wrongfully have thousands of Krone withdrawn from their ...
Tobias Billström steps down as Foreign Minister of Sweden
In an unexpected move, Tobias Billström has stepped down from his position as Sweden’s Foreign Minister, where Billström is set to leave when th...
Forests in Norway triple in size over past century
According to a report published by Statistics Norway, forests in Norway have tripled in size over the past decade. Over the past forty years, Norwegia...
Finland accused of climate inaction in supreme court case filed by Greenpeace
Finland is being sued by Greenpeace and other environmental organizations for violating the country’s climate legislation and not hitting its climate ...
Denmark launches world’s first green ammonia plant
Denmark has launched the world’s first green ammonia plant in Ramme, Northwest Jutland, designed to integrate renewable power into the ammonia product...