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Equinor’s “climate-friendly” oil field under fire for greenhouse gases

20 November 202520 November 2025 by Marcel Burger

The Johan Sverdrup oil field in Norway, run by Norway’s state-owned energy company Equinor, is under fire. Despite being profiled as a “climate-friendly” offshore oil field with little CO2 emissions, the site apparently releases too much of even more damaging […]

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Poland to deploy 10,000 soldiers after railroad sabotage

20 November 202520 November 2025 by Marcel Burger

10,000 Polish soldiers are to be deployed on their home turf in an attempt to prevent critical infrastructure to be hit by sabotage. The government decision comes after Prime Minister Tusk indirectly accused Russia for the latest sabotage: the blow […]

#Poland#Top Stories

Polish railways biggest train deal: first double-deckers for the country

20 November 202520 November 2025 by Marcel Burger

In the biggest train deal of the country ever, Polish state railways PKP has committed itself to buy 42 double-deck trains from French manufacturer Alstom, who has production facilityies in Chorzów and Nadarzyn, Poland. As PKP Intercity trains, the 42 […]

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Gruva 7 on Svalbard (Photo by Bjørn Christian Tørrissen (CC))
#Nordics#Norway

Norway Keeps Its Only Coal Mine Open, on Svalbard

26 September 20221 November 2022

Norway has decided to keep its only active coal mine, Gruva 7 on Svalbard, open for at least another two years. Planned to close in 2023, it will now continue to run until the summer of 2025, the state has […]

Riksdagshuset, the Swedish Parliament (Photo by Ankara (CC))
#Nordics#Sweden

Hundreds of Extreme Right Politicians in Swedish Parliamentary Elections

28 August 20221 November 2022

A total of 289 member of parliament or candidating members for the national, regional or local parliaments in the upcoming Autumn 2022 national elections are openly nazistic or racists, according to a report by Acta Publica which is one of […]

US Air Force F-35 combat jets reinforcde NATO troops in Estonia on 8 July 2022 (Photo by the Estonian Ministry of Defence)
#Baltics#Nordics

NATO’s Game Changer For the Baltic States

28 August 20228 February 2025

The escalation of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine earlier this year, the relatively lack of progress of the Russian armed forces and the willingness of NATO member states to support Ukraine with weapons and other staff has led to a game […]

The landscape of Treriksröset, the point in the Scandinavian far north where Norway, Sweden and Finland meet (Photo by Ville Palmu/Unsplash (CC))
#Finland#Nordics#Norway#Sweden

These Lands Finland Wanted to Give Away

28 August 202214 January 2024

Scandinavia could look much different today than it does. Not only the Swedish-Russian and Swedish-Danish wars might have turned out differently, the far north of Finland could have been much smaller. Because Finland wanted to give these lands away to […]

Featured photo: The centre of Visby (Photo by Marcel Burger)
#Nordics#Sweden

Killing of Swedish Nation’s Psychiatric Coordinator: “Planned Terror Attack By Ultraright Radical”

20 July 202228 August 2022

Featured photo: The centre of Visby (Photo by Marcel Burger) The killing of Ing-Marie Wieselgren, the psychiatric care coordinator of Sweden’s municipalities and regions, is officially classed as a terror attack. If convicted, the 32-year-old arrested suspect – a ultright […]

A Russian fishing ship (Photo by Carsten Fonsdal Mikkelsen)
#Nordics#Norway

Key Cables to Communicate with Svalbard Cut by Russians: Accident or On purpose?

20 July 202226 September 2022

Key communication cables, some are even used by the Norwegian Armed Forces, between mainland Norway and Longyearbyen on Svalbard have been cut by Russian fishing trawlers. Multiple times. Was this a deliberate operation directed by Moscow, or just an accidental […]

NASA Landsat photo of Hans Island
#Denmark#Greenland

Denmark And Canada End Whisky On The Rock War

14 June 20221 November 2022

After half a century of disagreement, Denmark and Canada have officially ended the conflict known as “Whisky War” over rock island of Hans. Instead, the European and North American nations are now becoming land neighbours. It is the long awaited […]

A Norwegian Coast Guard NH90 based at Bardufoss Airbase during Cold Response 2022 (Photo by Torbjørn Kjosvold/Forsvaret)
#Norway

Norway Kills NH90, Helicopter A Big Mistake

12 June 20221 November 2022

Norway is that much unhappy with the European NH90 military helicopter, it wants to give them all back to manufacturer NH Industries, alligned with Airbus. It is totally insufficient in operational capabilities, needs an unreasonable amount of maintenance and the […]

Red light (Photo by Chris-Håvard Berge (CC limited))
#Sweden

Shiamuslim Imams in Sweden Are Pimping

12 June 202220 July 2022

Shiamuslim imams in Sweden are actively mediating in mediating in sexual services of its members, investigative journalists of Sweden’s national broadcasting company SVT revealed. In a report published in May 2022 many shiamuslim communities were pimping, illegal by Swedish law. […]

A wolf (Photo by Patries71)
#Nordics#Sweden

Swedish Government Wants To Shoot Wolves That Do Not Exist

26 May 202220 July 2022

The Swedish government wants to shoot wolves, saying there are too many of them. But the plans to have a licensed wolf hunt are based on numbers that the statistics of the country’s own ministry for rural affairs do not […]

A Finnish F-18C landing (Photo by Rob Schleiffert (CC))
#Finland#Nordics

Finland To Join NATO, Russia Kills Electricity Supply

13 May 202214 January 2024

Russia kills its supply of electricity to Finland from 1AM on Saturday 14 May 2022. It’s Moscow’s punishment for Finland’s president and government announcement the Scandinavian country wants to join the NATO military alliance. Featured photo: A Finnish F-18C Hornet […]

The PGNiG natural gas and oil facility of Lubiatów, near Poznań, opened in 2012 (Photo by PGNiG)
#Poland

Poland Not Impressed By Russia Cutting Off Natural Gas

27 April 202226 May 2022

Poland is not impressed by Russia’s leader Putin to cut the EU country, as well as Bulgaria, off from natural gas. Spring is coming, there are reserves and – how environmentally friendly it may be – a lot of people […]

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