Injured sauna man not blowing off steam
A man who nearly died in the Sauna World Championship finals in Finland this summer, says he does not blame the event organisers.
Survey shows decrease in support for Icelandic government
The Nordic management consultancy, Capacent Gallup recently conducted research in Iceland to understand “the national feeling” in the wake of continue...
Nokia Siemens falls further behind Ericsson
Finnish-German telecoms giant Nokia Siemens Networks has fallen further behind mobile phone rival Ericsson of Sweden, according to an analysis of both...
WikiLeaks: Swedish weapons used in Iraq
Swedish weapons were used by both sides in the Iraq war, according to around 400,000 classified U.S. files released by WikiLeaks last week. The websit...
Flood in south Iceland could suggest possible volcano eruption
Flooding began in the Gigjukvisl river in the south of Iceland yesterday afternoon after a small earthquake occurred at the Grimsvotn volcano in Vatna...
Most 15 year-olds can buy alcohol in Copenhagen
The majority of 15 year-olds in Copenhagen have purchased alcohol at least once in the last month, despite laws against selling it to anyone under 16....
Finnish men need hundreds of products
The average Finnish man requires 260 products and services to lead a ‘reasonable’ life, according to a new study from the National Consumer Research C...
Chestnuts blamed for fishy autumn deaths
An unlikely assassin has been blamed for the seasonal demise of trout in an area of Denmark. Environmentalists say a Native American fishing trick has...