Otto Drakenberg is challenging Alisher Usmanov for the leadership of the International Fencing Federation – Usmanov is the heavy favorite despite international sanctions
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Police in Norway say four people were injured when a tram jumped the rails and crashed into an electronic device store in central Oslo
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German government plans to reform adoption law, allowing unmarried couples to adopt and a child to have two mothers
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Swedish government says excessive screen time is causing a severe health crisis for youth – new legislation in the works to require schools to ban access to digital devices
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ABBA becomes the latest in a long line of artists to ask former US President Donald Trump not to use their music at campaign events
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According to demographic projections, people leaving Sweden are set to outnumber immigrants this year – government says this is thanks to its restrictive migration policies
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Sweden has cut 80% of its net emissions since 1990 – while growing its economy twofold. How have they done it?
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Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson arrested on an international arrest warrant issued by Japan in Greenland
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Iceland is voting to elect its seventh president on Saturday, with a tight race expected between three women
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Icelandic volcano located near the famous Blue Lagoon has erupted once again – the fifth such eruption since December
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Finland has remained the happiest country in the world for the seventh year in a row, according to the annual World Happiness Report published on Wednesday
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Norway terrorism trial for LGBTQ bar shooting begins – man accused of killing two people, and seriously injuring nine others, at an Oslo nightclub in 2022
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Copenhagen is just one city among many around the world taking a novel approach to prevent repeated flooding. It is becoming a sponge.
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At just 23, the exceptionally talented Finnish conductor Tarmo Peltokoski has found success at the helm of the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra
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Red Sea attacks halt Tesla production at German plant
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Finland's government has cited security concerns for the closure of all border crossings with Russia – Russian-speaking Finns say their rights are being violated
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Deep in the Arctic permafrost, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault is protecting Africa's food supply
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European Commission blocks US travel giant Booking from acquiring its Swedish rival eTraveli – Booking commands 60% market share in Europe
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Study shows Germany's East-West divide in top positions
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UN Security Council: Should Germany be a permanent member?
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Danish government has apologized to thousands of people with disabilities who were abused in state-run facilities
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Air pollution: Nearly everyone in Europe breathing bad air
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Dressage or show jumping on a hobby horse? In Finland it's an international competitive sport called hobby horsing
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Sweden: Muslim protester says he never wanted to burn Torah
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Germany's far-right AfD sees poll numbers surging to nearly 20% nationwide
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GM food: EU rethinks rules on genetically modified crops
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Tango may be most closely associated with Argentina, but it also has a long tradition in Finland
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Austria's 'Wiener Zeitung' newspaper goes to print one last time
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Sweden's Supreme Court approves the extradition of a supporter of the Kurdistan Workers' Party to Turkey, ahead of NATO membership talks with Ankara
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Two journalists working for a large Finnish newspaper have been found guilty of revealing secret information on military intelligence
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In northern Sweden, EU and Swedish officials have inaugurated the first spaceport for satellite launches on the European Union mainland
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Four of out every five cars registered in Norway last year was an electric car, according to data released by the Norwegian Road Federation
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Sweden's top court has prevented the extradition of exiled Turkish journalist Bulent Kenes, saying it was impossible under the circumstances
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Organizers of this week's World Fischer Random Chess Championship have introduced unprecedented new security measures to prevent cheating
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Ulf Kristersson, the leader of the conservative Moderaterna, was elected on Monday as Sweden's prime minister with the support of the anti-immigration Sverigedemokraterna
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Swedish researcher Svante Pääbo has won this year's Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for his research into how human beings evolved
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German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock signed a deal with Denmark to boost investment in hydro and wind power
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Much ado about nothing – Sanna Marin and a very Finnish scandal
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Finland is building the world's first permanent disposal site for nuclear waste, with no shortage of people wanting to be its neighbours
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How life has changed for Afghans since the Taliban takeover
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Denmark's controversial family policy sees many Danish parents fleeing to nearby countries, especially to the German border city of Flensburg
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Is Japan's whaling industry going under as demand sinks?
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Greenland sharks born long before the Industrial Revolution are still hunting Arctic waters to this day – but they face an uncertain future
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German antitrust body launches investigation into Google Maps
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Denmark opens Flugt refugee museum, recognizing the contribution refugees have made to the Nordic country
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Can Finland and Sweden help decarbonize EU economies? Geopolitical realities and pandemic-related supply chain issues are increasing the pressure on EU
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EU triggers rule of law procedure against Hungary
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Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter outright for $41 billion
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Norway has won a 15th gold medal at the 2022 Games – that's more than any other nation has ever won at a single Winter Olympics
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UN experts call for Sweden to scrap a planned iron ore mine – toxic waste and other contaminants would cause 'irreversible risks' to land used by the Sámi
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