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Finland drunks on the dole

Heavy drinkers in Finland are increasingly receiving government disability pensions, with nearly 20 percent of the total number of pensioners being cl...

BusinessDecember 6, 2008
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Teen joy ride ends in European police chase

Like something out of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, three Norwegian teenagers stole two cars from outside a house in Figgjo, and headed through ...

DenmarkDecember 6, 2008
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Islamist cartoon terrorist released into Denmark

One of the two Tunisians who were allegedly plotting to kill the cartoonist who drew the 2006 controversial drawings of the prophet Mohammed has been ...

DenmarkDecember 5, 2008
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Greenland votes for self-rule

In an strong show of support for the referendum on self-rule last week, Greenlanders voted three-to-one in favour of beginning the process of severing...

CultureDecember 3, 2008
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Male circumcision could be outlawed in Denmark

The Kristeligt Dagblad newspaper has reported that several parties in the Danish Parliament are considering legislation that would ban circumcision on...

CultureDecember 2, 2008
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Reykjavik protests in pictures

IceNews brings you fresh, wordless photo coverage of today’s protests.

IcelandNovember 29, 2008
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Around 4000 people protesting in Reykjavik, Iceland

Around 4000 people are now in front of the Icelandic parliament building, in central Reykjavik, protesting against the economic situation in Iceland. ...

IcelandNovember 29, 2008
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Norway embraces victims of human trafficking

Norway has gambled on catching more human traffickers by implementing a new law to help their victims. The Ministry of Labour and Social Inclusion gav...

GeneralNovember 29, 2008
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