Finland will remove swastikas from its air force flags to enhance integration with Western allies following NATO membership
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Denmark has been a stalwart supporter of image scanning and chat control to detect child sex abuse material. Now, they hold the keys to make it a reality.
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Iceland to launch talks on defence partnership with EU – agreement is independent of NATO membership and existing defence pacts with the US
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Danish universities are rejecting foreign researchers, especially from Russia, Iran and China, over high espionage threats – Aarhus University has already rejected twenty-four applicants this year
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Estonia will lease space at Tartu Prison to Sweden and accept up to 600 inmates under a new agreement – sparks fears of imported organised crime
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Denmark quits the Frugal Four EU budget coalition – PM Mette Frederiksen calls for defence spending to be the "number one" priority
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Conservative Karol Nawrocki wins Poland's presidential election
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Complete ban on international adoptions to Sweden has been proposed by a government-appointed commission which found widespread abuses and fraud
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Romania’s pro-West candidate Nicușor Dan wins presidential election in dramatic comeback
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Denmark planning to hold discussions with member states on the EU Cloud and AI Development Act and the Digital Networks Act when it takes the lead of the EU meetings in July
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Donald Trump vs Kamala Harris: Who is leading in the US presidential election polls?
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Denmark will spend an additional €6.7bn on defence over the next two years, amid the ongoing threat Russia poses to Europe, PM Mette Frederiksen has announced
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Denmark grants asylum to 'historically' low number – 309 were from Syria, 130 were from Eritrea and another 130 were from Afghanistan
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Sweden's government has announced its intention to pursue a gun control reform law after an attack in the city of Örebro killed eleven people
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Norway's PM Jonas Gahr Støre left heading minority government after coalition partner pulls out over EU market rules it says make it impossible to shield citizens from high electricity prices
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Iceland's incoming government will put EU membership to referendum by 2027 – 2008 financial crisis, Brexit and a range of domestic issues has meant country is slowly warming to the idea
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Norway wants to ban unhealthy food ads that target teens – doesn't go as far as the UK's rule but pushes far beyond other European countries' efforts
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Police in Denmark to implement facial recognition technology to combat violent crimes – recent increases in crime in Copenhagen involving gangs from neighbouring Sweden
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Finland's PM Petteri Orpo urged parliament not to weaken a deportation bill that would allow Finnish border authorities to refuse to accept asylum applications in certain circumstances
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Danish government makes new pact with youth organisations to protect children in the EU from the addictive design of social media and tech giants' business models
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Norway to increase number of conscripted soldiers from 9,000 to 13,500 – Russia's attack on Ukraine has given northern European countries an impetus to beef up their militaries
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Denmark was the first to post an ambassador to Silicon Valley. Now, it is leading Europe's diplomats in putting Big Tech on the right side of history.
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EU leaders approve €50 billion deal for Ukraine after Viktor Orbán lifts his veto
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Iran has accused Swedish EU employee Johan Floderus of spying for Israel and "corruption on earth", a crime that carries the death penalty under Tehran's Islamic laws
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Russia's war in Ukraine and destabilising "hybrid warfare" actions on the eastern border put foreign and security policy top of the agenda in Finland's presidential election
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Finland faces autumn of discontent with strikes and protests over government's austerity budget
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With no dedicated government minister or national representation, the Sámi go to the polls in a vote to elect twenty-one members of the Sámi Parliament in Inari, Finland
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Finnish government unveils new plan to try and shake off the stigma of racism that has marred the first months of Prime Minister Petteri Orpo's right-wing coalition
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Russia has 'right to war' with 'each and every' NATO country - Dmitry Medvedev
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Finland's right-wing government is facing yet another crisis after old comments from a far-right blog forum, purportedly written by Riikka Purra, re-surfaced
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Hungary–US arms deal halted as Viktor Orban blocks Sweden's NATO membership – Senator Jim Risch's seniority gives him prerogative to block deals unilaterally
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Europe's indigenous Sámi people have taken their fight for improved rights to the United Nations
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Sanna Marin's human rights legislation for indigenous Sámi fails – Sámi Parliament Act failed to get past the final committee stage in Finnish parliament
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Finland to start building 200km long border fence with Russia next year – estimated to cost a total of 380 million euros and be completed by 2026
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Sanna Marin's Finnish government could collapse, as human rights laws stalled – new Sámi Parliament Act is the right of self-determination
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Denmark's former foreign intelligence chief has been formally charged with leaking highly classified information
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United Nations committee finds Finland violated an international convention on racial discrimination when it comes to the political rights of Sámi
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Iran has ruled out a potential prison swap involving an Iranian-Swedish academic who has been sentenced to death for spying
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Denmark says it is in talks with Rwanda about setting up a reception centre for asylum seekers
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Portugal makes it illegal for your boss to text you after work in 'game changer' remote work law
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Norwegian parties agree to form a centre-left minority government – two-party coalition will have to negotiate with other parties to pass laws
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Morten Messerschmidt, a leading right-wing Danish politician, has been convicted of fraudulently receiving funds from the European Union
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Denmark has become the first country in the European Union to offer residency to those it has worked with in Afghanistan
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Denmark will hold its first political trial in three decades after the country's ruling party supported a vote to impeach ex-immigration minister Inger Støjberg
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Leading politicians in Finland have expressed outrage after former prime minister Juha Sipilä was assaulted outside the country's Parliament building
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China has accused Danish politicians of violating 'the basic norms governing international relations' in a dispute over Hong Kong opposition activist Ted Hui
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AfD official fired after saying migrants ‘could be shot or gassed’, German media reports
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Finnish government has agreed to take in up to 175 asylum-seekers from camps in Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Malta to alleviate the humanitarian situation in the Mediterranean
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Denmark is planning on withholding consular assistance to its citizens who travelled abroad to fight for extremist groups
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Nigeria presidential election postponed by a week
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