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American Man Rescued From Cave in Turkey After Being Trapped for Days

Posted by Fredrik Eydis
October 12, 2023

An American caver has been rescued by emergency workers near Anamur, in southern Turkey, after he became stranded hundreds of meters underground earlier this month. Mark Dickey is...

80 Years Ago Denmark Miraculously Saved 8,000 Jews From Nazi Murder

Posted by Helmi Gunnora
October 11, 2023

Human history is all-too-full of ghastly acts of cruelty and torment. They are our ultimate downfall. But 80 years ago, the people of Denmark—-often...

European Union Home Affairs Chief Appeals for Release of Swedish EU Employee Held in Iranian Prison

Posted by Eirny Donar
October 11, 2023

BRUSSELS — The European Union’s home affairs commissioner made an impassioned appeal Monday for the release of a Swedish employee of the EU’s diplomatic corps...

In Their Quest for the Championship, Ireland and France Face Their Curse

Posted by Liona Jensen
October 10, 2023

Dublin, London (9/10 – 25) The pool stage of the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France reached its final day on Sunday. The eight...

Will Ozempic Maker Novo Nordisk Go the Nokia Way? Experts Concerned About Denmark’s Reliance On One Company

Posted by Christoffer Dahl
October 10, 2023

The popularity and demand of weight-loss treatments, especially the ones endorsed by celebrities, is appearing to be a double-edged sword for experts. While medications...

Sweden: Man Guilty of Storing Dead Partner’s Body in Freezer to Cash in Pension

Posted by Eirny Donar
October 10, 2023

STOCKHOLM — A Swedish court on Monday sentenced a 57-year-old Norwegian man for fraud and falsifying records for putting his dead partner in a freezer...

NATO Secretary General Calls for Creation of a Transatlantic Quantum Community, Welcomes Denmark’s Leadership

Posted by Fredrik Eydis
October 9, 2023

In a visit to Copenhagen on Friday (29 September 2023), NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg called for the development of a transatlantic quantum community,...

The Resurgence of Printed Books and Penmanship in Sweden’s Education System

Posted by Christoffer Dahl
October 9, 2023

In a notable shift, Sweden has chosen to reintroduce conventional teaching methods, focusing on printed books, quiet reading, and handwriting practice, while reducing the...