Danes strongly oppose ban on prostitution
A recent survey has revealed that Denmark’s residents are strongly opposed to a ban on prostitution.
Finland set for medical cannabis legalisation
Officials from Finland’s national pharmaceutical agency Fimea are likely to legalise medical cannabis, according to reports.
NASA: record low for sea ice
Nasa has reported the lowest levels of sea ice in the Arctic since it began monitoring in 1979.
UK no longer looking to enter embassy for Assange, says Ecuador
British authorities are no longer threatening to enter the Ecuadorian embassy in London to arrest Julian Assange, Ecuadorian officials say.
Mund-og Fodmalende Kunstnere artists salute fellow member’s statue at London Paralympics
Randi Viereck, Danish manager of Mund-og Fodmalende Kunstneres (MFK), part of the Association of Mouth and Foot Painting Artists (AMFPA), salutes one ...
4.6-magnitude quake hits Reykjanes peninsula near Reykjavík
A 4.6-magnitude earthquake hit Reykjanes peninsula today at noon (11:59). The epicenter of the quake is located near Vífilsfell close to the Bláfjöll ...
Iceland researchers: father’s age linked to schizophrenia and autism risk
Older fathers are more likely to have children who develop autism and schizophrenia, new research has shown.
Summer holidays over, debt counselling demand up in Finland
The close of the summer holiday season in Finland has seen a rise in the number of requests for debt counselling services in Helsinki.