Icelandic Althingi Parliament says yes to Icesave
33 MPs voted yes to the Icesave Bill, 30 said no. The voting lasted over three hours and was at times fierce and personal. It is now up to the Iceland...
Denmark calls for stricter painkiller controls
The majority of Danes have declared that they are in favour of tougher painkiller laws, with a review of legislation that governs access to the medica...
Danish museum celebrates Copenhagen bicycle culture with historic exhibition
Cycling is one of Copenhagen’s most popular forms of transportation with thirty-six percent of Copenhageners travelling to work or school by bicycle e...
Greenland faces crucial decision on its future
The Premier of Greenland, Kuupik Kleist, has claimed that his country is at a crossroads with decisions to be made in the determining of the future of...
Google to digitise Danish library
The world’s largest computer search engine will soon begin the digitalisation of Denmark’s literature for The Royal Library.
Swedish Facebook group tricks users into abolishing women’s rights
The power of deception that exists on the internet was witnessed by some 80,000 Facebook users in Sweden last week as a support group for heart resear...
Swedish study claims segregation can be good
A new report has criticised the Swedish policy of attempting to control where refugees and immigrants settle, claiming instead that freely-chosen segr...
Failed missile launch or returning prophet?
Confusion reigned in Norway and indeed across the globe as an eerie spiralling blue light behind a mountain in Tromso led to alien enthusiasts heraldi...