Norwegian led cluster munitions ban a step closer
Moldova and Burkina Faso have become the latest countries to submit their instruments of ratification for the Norwegian-led Convention on Cluster Muni...
Emigration damaging Greenland’s hopes for independence
The Greenlandic finance minister Palle Christiansen has declared the steady exodus of manpower from the country as the biggest hurdle facing Greenland...
Danish Unions lower wage demands
The Danish Confederation of Trade Unions (LO) has unexpectedly reduced its demands for wage increases for privately employed members.
Danske Bank predicts troubled 2010
Despite the prospect of some light appearing at the end of what has been a very dark tunnel; Danish banks are preparing themselves for another difficu...
Jilted Swedish husband uses mice for revenge
An estranged 59-year-old Swedish man has been arrested following his exploitation of his former wife’s fear of mice to extract a cruel and bizarre rev...
Finnish police uncover massive cocaine gang
Police officers in the Finnish city of Vantaa, in the heart of the country’s metropolitan area, have uncovered one of the nation’s largest organised c...
Danish prisoners to record bedtime stories
Prisoners in Denmark may soon be able to interact with their children from behind bars under a new initiative which would see them read bedtime storie...
Finland issues new guidelines for monitoring young adults
Finland will combat the issue of under 25 year-olds becoming socially alienated through new guidelines for supervision issued to local authorities.