Cairn finally scores in Greenland
British drilling firm Cairn Energy has seen its share prices increase after finally finding evidence of oil in one of its controversial Greenland well...
Two pints of lager and a blood pressure test
Barflies in Helsinki are benefiting from a little extra customer care, as the city’s health services descend into uncharted territory.
Assange loses extradition appeal
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has lost his appeal against an extradition order to face rape and sexual assault charges in Sweden, prompting his law...
Study: indicators of alcoholism present at birth
It is possible to identify young boys who will become alcoholics in later life, according to a Danish study.
Study: life may have bubbled out of Greenland volcano
Despite being one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world, scientists believe Greenland may be the place where life first began.
Betware expands its interactive gaming solutions with CIRSA agreement
On Thursday 20th October, Betware, the Iceland-based developer of interactive gaming solutions, signed an agreement with CIRSA to offer its flexible a...
Iceland’s first mobile payments project to be launched by Valitor and partners
Iceland’s first mobile contactless payments project is due to be launched following the recent partnership of Valitor, Oberthur Technologies, the wor...
Industrial chemicals making polar bears poorly
Polar bears from Greenland are becoming ill because of chemicals which make their way from the industrialised world to the Arctic via air and sea curr...