Iceland Fish values up 25 percent
Recent figures have shown a substantial rise in the total value of Iceland’s fishing harvest for the first quarter of 2012.
Denmark dual citizenship ban overturn ‘likely’
Reports said this week that Denmark is likely to soon overturn its ban on dual citizenship.
Danish Wadden Sea cow beef to get EU protected status
Meat from Danish Wadden Sea cows is to get the special ‘protected’ product status from European authorities.
Norway attack victims remembered one year later
Sunday saw Norway commemorate the one-year anniversary of last year’s attacks in Oslo and Utoeya Island.
Finland and Spain reach bailout collateral deal
The Spanish and Finnish governments have reached an agreement regarding collateral for a forthcoming bank bailout via the EU.
Chinese Billionaire revives plans to build Iceland resort despite rejection
A wealthy Chinese investor is moving forward with plans to develop a ‘Nordic holiday resort’ in Iceland.
Peter Mangs found guilty in Malmo sniper case
Peter Mangs has been found guilty in the controversial Malmo sniper case.
Danish gang head talks his way out of prison
A man convicted of attempted murder was able to walk away from a Danish prison at the weekend after convincing a guard he’d been freed.