Foreskin reclaimers: The ‘intactivists’ fighting infant male circumcision
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Sweden seeks to stem deadly rise in youth crime – illegal guns are relatively accessible, with younger and younger children being drawn into serious crime
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The last campfire in Swedish society – Sommar i P1, the radio show that unifies a nation
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Boundaries are suddenly everywhere. What does the squishy term actually mean?
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Residents of Christiania in Denmark may vote to end open cannabis trade over fears of rising gang violence
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The best childcare in the world? Maybe so, but new parents in Iceland are holding out for better.
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Trendy neighbourhood in Copenhagen bracing for major protests over anti-ghetto law – critics say it's racist and pushing out remaining social housing
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Life in Ny-Ålesund, the world's northern-most research station – in pictures
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Finland defence minister to take two months' paternity leave amid NATO bid – Antti Kaikkonen says 'children are only little for a moment'
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Fast-rising electricity bills and surging food price inflation are taking their toll in Sweden – Matmissionen and the social stores offering food at rock-bottom prices
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Megalopolis: How coastal west Africa will shape the coming century
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The super-rich ‘preppers’ planning to save themselves from the apocalypse
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Boxed in: Life inside the 'coffin cubicles' of Hong Kong – in pictures
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People don't want to hear about it – how the pandemic shaped Sweden's politics and left many feeling hopeless and disenfranchised
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Indigenous reindeer herders fear the drive towards a more sustainable economy is destroying their traditional way of life and identity in Sweden
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The lacking foundations of male friendships
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Finland and Russia share more than 800 miles of land border, plus the archipelago sea – a photo journey through the border zone
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Denmark forces refugees to return to Syria – under a more hostile immigration system, young volunteers fight to help fellow refugees stay
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Denmark is facing fresh claims of racism after a change to controversial legislation will allow Ukraine refugees to move into housing emptied of 'non-westerners'
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Danes revel in 'dancing cow day' for first time since Covid outbreak – national event to mark organic dairy cattle's release from winter barns has been online only since 2020
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Hannah Gadsby on her autism diagnosis: ‘I’ve always been plagued by a sense that I was a little out of whack’
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For asylum seekers, Norway is a sanctuary but even in remote towns, Muslim refugees say they face surveillance and threats
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Nara Walker was convicted of assaulting her ex-husband in Reykjavík in 2017 – she and eight other women are taking Iceland to court claiming human rights violations
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Face masks make people look more attractive, study finds
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Photojournalist Giuia Besana visits the world's northernmost priest who runs the Svalbard Church in Longyearbyen, in Norway's Svalbard archipelago
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Fall on walk from bed to desk is workplace accident, German court rules
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Europe's newest industrial megaprojects are relocating to the far north of Sweden – but are curling, wild reindeer and the northern lights enough to convince workers to follow?
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"I’m scared I waited too long have kids": The men haunted by their biological clocks
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Lego has announced it will work to remove gender stereotypes from its toys – research reveals harmful stereotypes still hindering girls, boys and their parents
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Prison guards, but not mother, get counselling after baby dies in cell
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Last year, three "seasteading" enthusiasts bought a cruise ship to use as the core of a libertarian cryptocurrency utopia off Panama's coast. The plan fell apart before it made it across the ocean.
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Mayor suggests Helsinki declare itself an English-language city – Juhana Vartiainen says too many highly skilled foreigners shun Finnish capital because of difficult language
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Spain to launch trial of four-day working week
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The other side of cancel culture
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How I survived a Chinese ‘reeducation’ camp for Uighurs
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Thousands apply to be a Finn for ninety days – Americans, Canadians and Britons among those lured by campaign to attract foreign tech workers
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Drone sightings caused Gatwick airport to close for two days in 2018, but despite a lengthy police investigation, no culprit was ever found. So what exactly did people see in the Sussex sky?
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What I learned about male desire in a sex doll factory
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He fought wildfires while imprisoned. California reported him to ICE for deportation
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In Alabama, if the cops kill someone committing a crime, their accomplice goes to jail for murder (2018)
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What does it mean to be a ‘Karen’? Karens explain: As the meme has become more prominent online, its meaning has become confused – with real-life Karens caught in the crosshairs
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Finnish basic income pilot improved wellbeing – first major study of scheme comes as economic toll of coronavirus prompts fresh interest in idea
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Las Vegas parking lot turned into 'homeless shelter' with social distancing markers
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Alcohol sales banned in Greenland capital during lockdown – move aims to cut violence against children during coronavirus confinement
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Internet 'is not working for women and girls', says Tim Berners-Lee
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How Denmark's 'ghetto list' is ripping apart migrant communities – cities are planning mass housing evictions in a 'social experiment' to encourage integration
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The invisible city: How a homeless man built a life underground
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Why Finland leads the field when it comes to winter cycling – progressive policies help get people on their bike, even in below-freezing conditions
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I worry for my teenage boys – the beauty standards for young men are out of control
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How Finland starts its fight against fake news in schools – country on frontline of information war teaches everyone from pupils to politicians how to spot slippery information
7 votes