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Actavis and ASKA finalize agreement for generic pharmaceutical company in Japan

Actavis Group and Japan’s ASKA Pharmaceutical have formally signed an agreement establishing a joint company: Actavis ASKA K.K. with its head office i...

BusinessApril 2, 2009
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Copenhagen yearns to be first CO2-neutral capital city

Copenhagen’s city councillors are putting aside their different views to unite under a new campaign to make the Danish capital the world’s first carbo...

DenmarkMarch 30, 2009
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Finns united to tackle climate change

The people of Finland seem to be prepared to accept whatever political decisions its government needs to make to fight the growing threat of climate c...

CultureMarch 24, 2009
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UNESCO refuses to move Denmark’s Jelling Stones

The Jelling Stones, ancient monuments that declare the birth of the Danish nation, have been ordered by UNESCO to remain outdoors in their natural loc...

CultureMarch 20, 2009
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Swedish zoo chimp frighteningly clever

A 31 year-old chimp named Santino, who resides in Stockholm’s Furuvik Zoo, is generating a flurry of excitement in the scientific community because he...

CultureMarch 19, 2009
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Sweden’s ozone layer baffling scientists

The ozone layer above Sweden was much denser this February than usual following years of dire warnings of dangerously low levels in the stratosphere. ...

GeneralMarch 16, 2009
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Finland allows eavesdropping on emails

The parliament of Finland voted to approve a controversial new law that gives employers the right to monitor their employees’ emails if they suspect a...

FinlandMarch 16, 2009
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Danish sausage poses risk of salmonella

Since October last year, Denmark has suffered two big outbreaks of salmonella poisoning from Danish sausages. Four people have died as a result of eat...

BusinessMarch 6, 2009
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