Rules for citizenship in Sweden tighten for migrants
The Swedish government has announced plans to tighten its citizenship rules, with the changes set to take effect in June 2026. Under the new proposals...
Postal service in Denmark to stop delivering physical letters
After 400 years of practice, the postal service in Denmark will stop delivering physical letters, with the last letters in the country delivered on th...
Non-EU students to see tighter income rules in Finland
Non-EU students are now required to meet minimum income requirements under a new law announced by Finland’s government. According to Finland’s Employm...
Iceland makes top ten list of most family-friendly countries in Europe
A new report by the financial information provider Finansplassen has ranked Iceland as the eighth most family-friendly country in Europe for raising a...
Iceland visited by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte
On Thursday, Iceland’s Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir and Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir met with NATO Secretary General ...
Björk issues lawsuits over salmon farming in Iceland
Icelandic musician Björk has filed four lawsuits over salmon farming in Iceland, which has been financed by proceeds from her single with Rosalía, ...
TV in Sweden reaches all time low as social video takes up 20% share
Mediavision has noted that TV in Sweden has reached an all time low at 30% of total video consumption, with social video increasing to a 20% share of ...
Age of criminal responsibility in Sweden to be lowered from 15 to 13
The age of criminal responsibility in Sweden is to be lowered from 15 to 13 due to the country’s rise in gang violence. Currently, children under 15 c...