Paternity leaves in Finland have nearly doubled in length after a 2022 reform of the parental leave system, the social benefits agency has said
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Takeaways from AP's report on affordable housing disappearing across the US
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Swedes take a new step in parental leave. Grandparents can now get paid to take care of grandkids.
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No wrong doors
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American non-compete clauses could become a thing of the past thanks to a new ruling
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Birthrates are plummeting worldwide. Why?
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US President Joe Biden just signed the largest executive order focused on women’s health
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Indian government to impose ban on import, sale, and cross-breeding of twenty-three ferocious dog breeds
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Denmark's tough laws on begging hit Roma women with few other options – the Roma minority are heavily discriminated against across Europe
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Denmark has pledged to put up more statues of women, with the country's culture minister saying the capital has “more statues of mythical beasts and horses”
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The 24-hour city: In a push to bolster nightlife, cities are changing laws to keep bars, restaurants and transit systems operating round-the-clock
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DoD updates telework policy for the first time since 2012
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Families find ways around Taliban restrictions on girls’ education
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Germany ends ban on dual citizenship and reduces the number of years of residency required for naturalisation
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With one of the lowest rates of bullying in Europe, we speak to teachers, pupils and parents to find out how Denmark is managing to stamp out harassment in schools
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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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America isn’t ready for the two-household child
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Sweden halts adoptions from South Korea after claims of falsified papers on origins of children
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Bosses imposed rigid policies requiring return to the office. Now they’re facing a wave of legal battles.
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Residents of Luleå, Sweden welcome new campaign encouraging them to say hello to each other during dark winter months
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Ontario to ban Canadian work experience requirement in job postings
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Sweden's schools minister Lotta Edholm aims to limit the profit-making ability of friskolor/free schools in her plans for education reform
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Denmark aims a wrecking ball at ‘non-Western’ neighborhoods
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A vast northern European project is underway to combat isolation by promoting inclusion – we take a look at the results in Norway
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Broken zipper? France will pay to get it fixed
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Migrants are driving Canada's population surge despite declining birth rate: StatsCan
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Is multiculturalism bad for women? (1997)
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Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman introduces legislation to cancel school lunch debt
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Professionals in Sweden are pushing back hard against a rightwing plan to make them snitch on undocumented migrants
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US offers nearly half-a-million Venezuelan migrants legal status and work permits following demands from strained cities
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Is Finland the best place in the world to be a parent – Alexandra Topping travels to Helsinki to find out why the UK pre-school system lags so far behind
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Why so many migrants are coming to New York
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US researchers employed by federal Housing and Urban Development agency propose study re comparative effectiveness of cash grants vs current system of vouchers for housing assistance
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Swedish schools minister Lotta Edholm moves students off digital devices and on to books and handwriting, with teachers and experts debating the pros and cons
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UK government looks to rollback sickness benefits
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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 new (improved?) face of public housing in Maryland
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Growing segregation by sex in Israel raises fears for women’s rights
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South Koreans become younger overnight after country scraps ‘Korean age’
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Canada to launch 'digital nomad strategy,' other measures to woo international talent
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Finland wants to reverse downward trends in PISA school aptitude tests, and promote a focused learning environment, with new laws around mobile phone use
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Euronews travelled to Sweden's second-largest city, Gothenburg, to learn more about another type of economy, one that puts people first: the social economy
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The truth about China's social credit system
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Join the military, become a US citizen: Uncle Sam wants you and vous and tu
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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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Swedish retirees demand fairer pensions for women – The Old Lady Patrol's protest against the country's pension system enters its tenth year
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Chile's Congress passes bill to cut workweek to forty hours
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Legal expert Anna Singer is investigating whether Swedish authorities were aware of falsified child origins as they approved the adoptions of thousands of South Korean children
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Child labor laws are under attack in states across the country
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Yale academic suggests mass suicide for Japan’s elderly
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