Swedish health board grants paralysed woman the right to die
The Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare has declared that a paralysed 32-year-old woman will be allowed to terminate her treatment.
Online citizenship a click away in Sweden
An online citizenship application service has been launched by the Swedish Migration Board (Migrationsverket).
Thai censorship ‘victims’ send support to Iceland
An open letter from Freedom Against Censorship Thailand (FACT) to Iceland’s parliament about internet censorship:
Denmark criticised for deporting vulnerable Nordics
The Nordic council has slammed the Danish immigration policy, claiming that fellow Nordic citizens are being unacceptably ousted.
Danish Nazi leader cleared of racism charges
Jonni Hansen, the controversial Danish National Socialist Movement leader, has been acquitted of racism offences.
Icelandair keeps the channels open between the US and Europe
By flying between their US destinations and Trondheim in Norway Icelandair keeps the channels open between the US and Europe over the Atlantic.
UK airspace still restricted because of ash from Iceland
Most UK aeroplanes will remain grounded until 01.00 on Saturday and the ash from Iceland is reaching the ground in some parts of the UK. The plume is ...
Finnish retail strike looms
Retail strikes will take place across Finland on Friday, after a compromise was rejected by the Finnish Service United Union (PAM).