Study shows spread of HIV in Greenland
A new study shows that HIV has spread in Greenland – where there are now 174 cases compared to 25 during the 1980s – mainly because of soc...
More Danes favouring open relationships
An increasing number of Danes are choosing open relationships ahead of monogamy, with social scientists discovering that “free love” is becoming more ...
Online job portal website TU jobs helps Norwegian oil industry recruit workers
Since its launch in 2012, TUjobs.com – an online job portal website specialising in employment in the Norwegian oil sector – has been help...
Male students fined after classroom striptease
A Swedish court has fined two teenagers for tying a female classmate to a chair and stripping in front of her while a third recorded the incident and ...
Finland’s judicial system among the world’s best
Finland’s judicial system has been ranked the world’s fourth best on the World Justice Project’s Rule of Law Index 2014.
Denmark: Greenlandic and Faroese parents to receive no child support refund
The parents of about 500 Greenlandic and Faroese children residing in Denmark will not receive a refund when the Danish Tax Industry starts giving EU ...
Swedish Green Party wants to make Women’s Day a holiday
Sweden’s Green Party have said that it wants International Women’s Day (IWD) to be made a national holiday and claimed gender equality has deteriorate...
Icelandic teachers vote on a strike to demand corrected wages.
The Icelandic Minister of Finance and The Union of Icelandic Upper-Secondary Teachers have not reached an agreement regarding teachers’ wages after th...