Arabic translation of Danish commando book appears online
Denmark was shrouded in controversy last week, following reports of a controversial book on Danish commandos and its translation into Arabic. It is be...
Insurance and ISO 27001 compliance to ensure information security standards
On September 5, 2009 , Bloomberg reported that the Mitsubishi Corp. internet shopping unit lost credit card details on 52,000 customers after its se...
Norway joins international Swine Flu vaccine donation effort
Norway has joined a coalition along with Australia, New Zealand, Italy, Switzerland, the US and UK, who have pledged to donate 10 percent of their sup...
US could launch missiles from the Baltic Sea
The US Secretary of Defence, Robert Gates, has announced that the U.S missile based defence system could see changes which will result in weapons bein...
Thin thighs could be deadly
Good news for the bigger-bottomed: Danish researchers have revealed that thin thighs may be hazardous to health. The findings, revealed last week, ind...
Army of Iceland on Facebook
More than 150,000 Icelanders are logging in to the popular social networking website Facebook, according to the market research company Buzzpoint.
Sweden leads FTTH technology
FTTH, or Fibre To The Home technology, continues to be dominated by Scandinavian countries in the latest statistics released by the FTTH Council Europ...
Sweden Bans ‘Bank’ Domain Names
The Post and Telecom Agency of Sweden (PTS), which monitors postal and communication sectors in the country, has taken a surprising and unusual step i...