Longest and highest bridge in Finland opens to the public
Finland’s longest and highest bridge, connecting pedestrians and cyclists in Helsinki, has officially opened to the public. The landmark Kruunuvuori B...
Festival in Denmark Roskilde aims to pledge funds for youth and cultural initiatives
Roskilde, the long-standing festival in Denmark, has announced that it will pledge the more than €2 million surplus generated from its 2025 event towa...
Autonomous public buses approved in Norway
Norwegian officials have approved fully autonomous buses for public use, with no human drivers required. Since 2022, autonomous buses have been tested...
Social media in Norway: New bill to ban under-16s to be presented in parliament
The Norwegian government has announced that it will present a new bill by the end of the year that would ban children under 16 from using social media...
Evacuees’ Flag Day celebrated today in Finland
Today, Finland is celebrating Evacuees’ Flag Day (Evakkojen liputuspäivä), honouring the people who fled their homes during World War II. Around...
Crisis preparedness in focus as Norway’s PM opens Nordic Council debate in Oslo
Norway’s Prime Minister, Jonas Gahr Støre, will open a major Nordic debate on crisis preparedness as part of a Nordic Council Theme Session taking pla...
Storm Dave in Sweden: 30,000 homes left without power
Storm Dave has left more than 30,000 homes in Sweden without electricity after hitting the southern and western regions of the country. Broadcaster SV...
Crucial power cable between Sweden and Finland sees unexpected outage
A cable between Sweden and Finland that provides crucial power transmission between the two countries experienced an unexpected outage, going offline ...