Science Jan 17 Archaeologists in Norway find ‘world’s oldest runestone’ Archaeologists in Norway have found a runestone which they claim is the world's oldest. They say the inscriptions are up to 2,000 years old and date back to the earliest days of the enigmatic history of runic writing.
Arts Nov 11 Climate activists try to glue themselves to famed painting ‘The Scream’ Two people have tried in vain to glue themselves to Edvard Munch's 1893 masterpiece "The Scream" at a museum in Norway's capital.
World Nov 02 Danish leader quits in bid to form broader coalition despite party win In theory, the Social Democratic leader could have stayed in power as head of a minority government. But she said she would stick to campaign promises to try to form a broader coalition with parties on the center-right.
World Nov 01 No clear winner in Danish parliamentary election exit polls Danes have voted in a parliamentary election Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen was forced to call amid the fallout from her government's contentious decision to cull millions of minks as a pandemic response measure.
World Sep 30 West rejects Putin’s claim it sabotaged Nord Stream gas pipelines Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed that the West had turned from sanctions against Russia to "terror attacks," sabotaging the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines in what he described as an attempt to "destroy the European energy infrastructure."…
World Sep 30 WATCH: U.N. Security Council meets to discuss Nord Stream pipelines explosions Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused the West of sabotaging the Russia-built gas pipelines under the Baltic Sea to Germany.
World Sep 28 Europe ramps up pipeline security in response to suspected sabotage in Baltic Sea European companies are ramping up security around pipelines and energy prices are climbing again as the suspected sabotage of two pipelines that deliver natural gas from Russia underscored the vulnerability of Europe’s energy infrastructure and prompted the EU to warn of possible…
World Sep 28 Gas leaks in Baltic Sea could equate to 1/3 of Denmark’s CO2 emissions, official says The Nord Stream pipeline leaks pumping huge volumes of natural gas into the Baltic Sea could discharge the equivalent of one third of Denmark’s total annual greenhouse gas emissions, a Danish official warned Wednesday.
World Sep 27 Scandinavian seismic stations register explosions near pipelines, raising fears of sabotage A series of unusual leaks on two natural gas pipelines running from Russia under the Baltic Sea to Germany have triggered concerns about sabotage.
World Sep 14 Right-wing bloc wins narrow majority in Swedish parliament It was a major political shift in the Scandinavian country that had a decades-long history of welcoming refugees, but is grappling with a crime wave linked with immigration.