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Europe cannot fix their falling economies as signs show how the economic region of Europe (Euro zone) is persistently falling in terms of economic development.
The number of people out of work in the UK has fallen to its lowest total for more than a year.
Stockholm political establishment has requested that taxes in the micro city be cut, apparently in the bid to stimulate economic activities as recession toughens.
Norwegian police have found a huge money haul in a Norwegian forest, described as "Unusual Event" in south-eastern Norway.
A Norwegian man in his 30s reported to have received terrorist training from al-Qaeda camp in Yemen and is ready to attack a target in the West, in reported to be on the loose.
Between 60 and 70 men, some equipped with clubs and other weapons, stormed on Tuesday night in the University Hospital of Odense, Denmark.
Tiger kills a young man in
Copenhagen highlighting that friendship between man and animals can
hardly be mutual
Wednesday, 11
July 2012
A young man has been found dead in a tiger enclosure at Copenhagen Zoo, at about 7:30 local time.
More Danish women are putting themselves under the knife to fulfil their dream of bigger breasts.
Swedish customs have been very busy at the borders and one thing they have been interrupting, more recently is illegal waste exports from Sweden, which officials said its volume has increased last year.
Norwegian banknotes worth an equivalent to Skr638 million is reported to still being kept somewhere unredeemed or unswapped to newer notes after they were taken out of service at the end of last year.
A jewellery shop was robbed in Södertälje, in Stockholm where several robbers struck at lunchtime. The police shot one person in connection with the robbery but reports hold that he is not dead.
The first day of congestion charges in Gothenburg is believed to have produced impressive results as car traffic fell declined by 25 percent, according to estimates from the Swedish Transport Agency.
Spending on personal assistance continues to grow unchecked in Sweden and there is growing fear that in a few years, such cost would be expected to exceed Skr30 billion a year. This is causing great worries to people affected with disability in the country as the debate about recent discussion on cheating in the sector will result in increased scrutiny.
Congestion charges have been introduced in Gothenburg, the second biggest city in Sweden and it goes into effect on last Wednesday morning. There are still protest and groups are vying to quash the new payment - driving policy.
People who suffer a stroke during the night may need to be sent to Copenhagen for treatment instead of being treated at Skåne University Hospital.
More old people in Sweden are taking their light abroad wither to their countries of birth or to places they feel they can get better and cheaper lifestyle. This comes after it turns out that the richer parts of Europe are waging a war on the old.
Goteborg is to introduce congestion charges but this is being challenged by some sector of the Goteborg residency as such there has been a call for referendum to test the authority's right to introduce such charges according to the local government act.
With better paying jobs in Norway but a high cost of living there, more Swedes had been committing to the high paying jobs in Norway, especially those living around the border region of Värmland. They did so while continue to live in the low cost Sweden. This has attracted more Norwegians to do the same - move to the cheaper lower cost Sweden while keeping their jobs there. With their loaded pockets, they pay any price for houses in Sweden as such driving up the house prices in Sweden.
Rise of the far right politics in the UK as more people start support UK's exit from the European Union. Evidence is that the party preaching such ideas, UKIP is winning in the polls. In the UKIP a new BNP or just another confused British political party that lacks that approach to lead.
As the threat from right wing extremists organisations continue to grow amidst the depressing economic outlook of Europe, after having felt the direct hit from it wants to set a research project to study and monitor the extreme right-wing movements in Europe.
People say the British football league is tough, the evidence can be seen everywhere especially at the roving doors of club management.
Swedish foreign office has been slammed for the ways it has handled issue related to the two Swedes of Somali extraction indicted in the U.S. on suspicion of terrorist crimes in Somalia.
The Swedish Royal house and the Swedish people are expecting the Princess Madeleine and Chris O'Neill to get married by June 8, 2013 at the Royal Chapel in Stockholm.
Two Swedish nationals have been charged with terrorism offenses in the U.S.A..Swedish media reports hold that the FBI suspected the men have been trained to become suicide bombers by a Somali terror group.
A woman working for Swedish municipality of Gävle is reported to have been suspected of embezzling money from her employer, Gävle municipality and seems to have disappeared.
27 People arrested yesterday as violence seep a school in Gothenburg when a picture was posted in photo sharing network instagram.
Norwegian mass murderer, Anders Behring Breivik has been receiving letter letters from children and adolescents.
The Swedish governing party and one of the Alliance coalitions has called on the Swedish government to open its borders for more immigrants to come in. But the migration minister, Tobias Billström has rejected such approach insisting that Sweden will continue to have controlled immigration policy.
Sweden has 119 billionaires in 2012, 11 more than last year, according to the last headcount carried out by Swedish weekly business news magazine, Veckans Affärer.
Unemployment in the UK fell by 82,000 in the three months to October blamed on private sector, which created jobs faster than they were being shed in the public sector.
A train derailing in Denmark at the end of November has stopped large portions of Swedish industrial transport to Europe. Goods worth significant sums are standing still. "Every time we experience delivery delays, relationships with our European customers get hurt," states Mats Erkén, CEO at Scandfibre AB - Confederation of Swedish enterprises
At least children with a foreign background in Sweden and particularly children with non-Caucasian background live in poverty, according to Save the Children's annual report. The toughest is found in children of foreign origin as well as those with single parent.
The criminal motorcycle gang, Hells Angels have committed 2800 crimes in Sweden as the authorities continue to leave this organisation to roan free and intimidate people.
Finland and Denmark are the least corrupt countries in the Scandinavia and added to the world, New Zealand joins then on the helm.
This comes from pressure group, Transparency International's 2012 Corruption Perceptions index in which Sweden came 4th.
The Austrian capital, Vienna has come on as the best city to live in the world when it comes to best quality of living, according to the Mercer 2012 Quality of Living Survey.
Violence against women in Sweden has been increasing in the years. In the past 5 years, about 100,000 calls have been made to the national support line, Kvinnorfridslinjen created by the government some 5 years ago to monitor the safety of women.
In a very rare case, a person is to be prosecuted in Sweden for attempting to smuggle advanced technological equipment to Iran. The equipment is said to be advanced materials that could be used for uranium enrichment and this is violation of international sanctions.
Jobs are scarce in Sweden and the immigration system is getting tighter but there are ways to go around that with money and with the right company and the right people. By paying roughly Skr100,000 to the managers, they could get a job at McDonalds in Sweden.
Persistent racial and xenophobic scandals continue to take its toll on Sweden's powerful far right party as another party parliamentarian find himself taking about their agenda outside parliament once more.
Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange is reported to be suffering from a chronic lung disease that can worsen at any time, says Ecuador's London Ambassador Ana Alban to reporters in Quito.
In Sweden, unemployment is a way of life but over the border, in Norway, there is the desperate need to fill vacancies. In the Mountains region of western Norway, Bergen there is the need for 32,000 workers.
Foreigners who are criminals or have been committing crimes in Finland should be shown the door as soon as possible and that should be made clear, easy and understandable.
An international hacker network is suspected to have hacked in the website of a Western Sweden (Västra Götaland Region) and accessed data from the healthcare sector. It is reported that lots of pateint's personal data might have been let loose.
A Swedish politician of the Swedish People's party, "Folkpartiet" has resigned after making statements that is described as "could be construed" as racist.
More and more families in Stockholm are turning to the charity, City Mission youth services for assistance to get help with buying food.
Incomes in Sweden have increased more than the average in the EU. At the same time, more people in Sweden run the risk of ending up below the EU limit for economic vulnerability, official data from Statistic Sweden show.
On one part, as Sweden seeks to generate legitimacy of Somalis families seeking reunification with relatives in Sweden the institution of DNA testing has meant that Swedish authority's visible fatigue with the Somalis increase presence in Sweden, would be waved and families can have the chance to unit with loved one left behind in war toned Somalia.
Migration Board no longer believes that there is internal armed conflict in Somalia, which will make it more difficult for asylum seekers from the country to stay in Sweden.
In a first step to revive diplomacy on the Iranian nuclear crisis, Iran has accepted to take part in a proposed Middle East nuclear conference to be held in Helsinki next month, according to various media reports.
The Swedish tax authority in the eastern region in Sweden invited employees at a conference banquet at Elmia, Jönköping in December last year and threw away the party of the year.
Five Swedish men were shot in the Belgian Waterloo on Sunday morning. One of them says that he stood face to face with the muzzle of a gun aimed at him by one of the men.
Danish police have not joined the Swedish police, especially of the Malmo region to call their own colleague with a different skin colour or racial background nagger - like connotation that in most cases will be seen as defamatory as commonly applied to the people of black origin.
The UK industry's purchasing managers' index was quoted to have hit at 47.5 in October, down from a revised 48.1 the previous month.
The high-level austerity measures being adopted vehemently across various European countries are leading to nowhere as analysts see it costing more than healing the economies.
Nordic Co-operation: Swedish unemployed are being out sourced to Norway where unemployment in falling and there in increased demand for labour. This particularly is moving to affect the youths who are the most affected by job market inflexibility.
The Scandinavian countries have shown the way once more via the Legatum Institute’s annual prosperity index which shows Norway, Denmark and Sweden declared the most prosperous in the index, published in London on Tuesday.
The booming border trade between Denmark and Germany has emerged as a hot political issue in Denmark. Danes have been flocking to shops in Southern German border to buy their essentials there fore they are cheaper than in Denmark.
The engagement between Sweden's Princess Madeleine and Mr. Christopher O'Neill was announced yesterday by the Swedish royal family on the court's website.
The Danes are now leading speakers of the English language in world when speakers of English from countries where English is not their traditional language is assessed.
Danish Prime Minister, Helle Thorning-Schmidt (Social Democrats) will veto the next EU financial perspective if Denmark does not get the discount of Dkr1 billion a year which the country has demanded.
Britain hopped out of recession in the third quarter after posting its strongest quarterly GDP growth in five years, of 1 percent growth.
The Dutch far right anti Islam politician, Geert Wilders will be visiting the Swedish city of Malmö, regarded as the hate capital of Sweden.
Finnish Prime Minister, Jyrki Katainen, was on Monday, attacked by a man with a knife, as he was receiving people in a political events in the city of Turku.
"The motivation to work is weak among men from Africa." This is the view of Kai Haavisto, who is a politician of the Finnish far right party, True Finns as the party steps up to live to its racist over tone. It cmes at a time when Finland has seen a rise and expansion of far right organisations such as Finish defence league to join the True Finns.
A letters with unknown contents arrived the U.S. Embassy in Gärdet in Stockholm forcing the embassy to be evacuated at Swedish lunchtime.
The British unemployment continues to fall as the number of people out of work fell by 50,000 to 2.53 million in the three months to August, the country's Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.
A fraud investigation request put forward by Swedish Tobacco Company, Swedish Match, forces John Dalli, EU Commissioner for Health and Consumer Affairs to resigns as it turns out fraud was part of the problem.
The Swedish population is growing and it has now been statistically shown that the in six years, the Swedish population will reach 10 million people.
Despite their growing popularity, the far right party, Sweden Democrats finds it hard to fill municipal seats
Nobel Peace Prize awarded this year to the European Union could contribute to easing the EU financial woes. The prize is worth €1.15 million, which represents more than 0.00001 percent of the EU budget.
The European Union has been awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize, reports the Norwegian broadcaster, NRK which claims to have been informed from a credible source. The prise for the crisis hit Europe is for its intense desire to promot peace despite difference among them.
Sweden has lost 142,000 dollar millionaires and now has only 343 000 of them left, according to Dagens Industri noted the report Global Wealth Report from commercial bank Credit Suisse.
The British trade deficit more than doubled in August, as the government's deficit reduction program and intense public sector cuts hit the economy hard and stifle productivity.
As the British economy continues to sink, the IMF, International Monetary Fund has called Britain to defer spending cuts planned for next year. This should happen if growth turns out to be much weaker than forecast.
People who backed the founder of the Wikileaks, Julien Assange have been ordered by a court to pay the bail money since he eloped into the Ecuadorian Embassy.
Euro-zone falls into double-dip recession.
Thursday, 15 November 2012Europe cannot fix their falling economies as signs show how the economic region of Europe (Euro zone) is persistently falling in terms of economic development.
British unemployment falls but increases in London
Wednesday, 14 November 2012The number of people out of work in the UK has fallen to its lowest total for more than a year.
Tax cut proposal for Stockholm
Thursday, 11 October 2012Stockholm political establishment has requested that taxes in the micro city be cut, apparently in the bid to stimulate economic activities as recession toughens.
Moody's Downgrades EU Outlook From 'Stable' To 'Negative'
Norwegian police found several million of stolen money in the forest
Thursday, 23 August 2012
Norwegian police have found a huge money haul in a Norwegian forest, described as "Unusual Event" in south-eastern Norway.
Alaarm as a loose Norwegian, trained in a Yemeni terrorist training camp on the loose to strike in Europe
Monday, 25 June 2012A Norwegian man in his 30s reported to have received terrorist training from al-Qaeda camp in Yemen and is ready to attack a target in the West, in reported to be on the loose.
Danish hospitals vandalized as scores of vandals invade to get a man seeking emergency treatment
Tuesday, 21 August 2012
Between 60 and 70 men, some equipped with clubs and other weapons, stormed on Tuesday night in the University Hospital of Odense, Denmark.
Tiger kills a young man in
Copenhagen highlighting that friendship between man and animals can
hardly be mutual
Wednesday, 11
July 2012A young man has been found dead in a tiger enclosure at Copenhagen Zoo, at about 7:30 local time.
High demand for breasts implantation and plastic surgery among Danish women
Wednesday, 30 May 2012More Danish women are putting themselves under the knife to fulfil their dream of bigger breasts.
Sharp expansion of illegal waste export from Sweden but the police up their antics
Sunday, 06 January 2013Swedish customs have been very busy at the borders and one thing they have been interrupting, more recently is illegal waste exports from Sweden, which officials said its volume has increased last year.
Norwegians still have millions in old bank notes stored somewhere though central bank has rejected accepting new exchanges.
Sunday, 06 January 2013Norwegian banknotes worth an equivalent to Skr638 million is reported to still being kept somewhere unredeemed or unswapped to newer notes after they were taken out of service at the end of last year.
Several robberies in Stockholm jewellery stores end in shootings and one man down
Friday, 04 January 2013A jewellery shop was robbed in Södertälje, in Stockholm where several robbers struck at lunchtime. The police shot one person in connection with the robbery but reports hold that he is not dead.
Congestion charge means less traffic in Gothenburg - but people are not happy
Thursday, 03 January 2013The first day of congestion charges in Gothenburg is believed to have produced impressive results as car traffic fell declined by 25 percent, according to estimates from the Swedish Transport Agency.
Increasing cost of personal care in Sweden beginning to cause fears in vulnerable people.
Wednesday, 02 January 2013Spending on personal assistance continues to grow unchecked in Sweden and there is growing fear that in a few years, such cost would be expected to exceed Skr30 billion a year. This is causing great worries to people affected with disability in the country as the debate about recent discussion on cheating in the sector will result in increased scrutiny.
Driving into Gothenburg now costs money as congestion paying stations are erected
Wednesday, 02 January 2013Congestion charges have been introduced in Gothenburg, the second biggest city in Sweden and it goes into effect on last Wednesday morning. There are still protest and groups are vying to quash the new payment - driving policy.
Swedish Stroke patients shipped to Denmark for treatment
Monday, 31 December 2012People who suffer a stroke during the night may need to be sent to Copenhagen for treatment instead of being treated at Skåne University Hospital.
More Swedish pensioners take their flight abroad seeking for better and cheaper life
Monday, 31 December 2012More old people in Sweden are taking their light abroad wither to their countries of birth or to places they feel they can get better and cheaper lifestyle. This comes after it turns out that the richer parts of Europe are waging a war on the old.
45 000 Goteborg voters to poll on congestion charges
Sunday, 30 December 2012Goteborg is to introduce congestion charges but this is being challenged by some sector of the Goteborg residency as such there has been a call for referendum to test the authority's right to introduce such charges according to the local government act.
The Influence of Norway in the Swedish property market
Sunday, 30 December 2012With better paying jobs in Norway but a high cost of living there, more Swedes had been committing to the high paying jobs in Norway, especially those living around the border region of Värmland. They did so while continue to live in the low cost Sweden. This has attracted more Norwegians to do the same - move to the cheaper lower cost Sweden while keeping their jobs there. With their loaded pockets, they pay any price for houses in Sweden as such driving up the house prices in Sweden.
Britain is growing more towards the far right as popular support for EU exit increases
Sunday, 30 December 2012Rise of the far right politics in the UK as more people start support UK's exit from the European Union. Evidence is that the party preaching such ideas, UKIP is winning in the polls. In the UKIP a new BNP or just another confused British political party that lacks that approach to lead.
Norway to study the driver of far right feelings in Europe and create an intelligent command centre of far right study in the Europe
Thursday, 27 December 2012As the threat from right wing extremists organisations continue to grow amidst the depressing economic outlook of Europe, after having felt the direct hit from it wants to set a research project to study and monitor the extreme right-wing movements in Europe.
Blackburn Rovers sacks their Norwegian manager, Henning Berg just after 57 days
Thursday, 27 December 2012People say the British football league is tough, the evidence can be seen everywhere especially at the roving doors of club management.
Swedish Foreign Ministry criticized for its handling of Somalia Swedes taken over by the Americans
Monday, 24 December 2012Swedish foreign office has been slammed for the ways it has handled issue related to the two Swedes of Somali extraction indicted in the U.S. on suspicion of terrorist crimes in Somalia.
A Swedish Royal wedding expected in June 2013
Sunday, 23 December 2012The Swedish Royal house and the Swedish people are expecting the Princess Madeleine and Chris O'Neill to get married by June 8, 2013 at the Royal Chapel in Stockholm.
Two Swedes accused of terrorist crimes in the U.S.
Sunday, 23 December 2012Two Swedish nationals have been charged with terrorism offenses in the U.S.A..Swedish media reports hold that the FBI suspected the men have been trained to become suicide bombers by a Somali terror group.
Swedish Municipal Employee may have embezzled Skr15 million
Thursday, 20 December 2012A woman working for Swedish municipality of Gävle is reported to have been suspected of embezzling money from her employer, Gävle municipality and seems to have disappeared.
Youth Violence in Gothenburg School caused by Instagram photo sharing
Wednesday, 19 December 201227 People arrested yesterday as violence seep a school in Gothenburg when a picture was posted in photo sharing network instagram.
Children write letters to mass murderer, Breivik is disturbing to Norwegian authorities
Tuesday, 18 December 2012Norwegian mass murderer, Anders Behring Breivik has been receiving letter letters from children and adolescents.
Swedish governing party, The Centre party calls for open immigration, minister reject the approach
Sunday, 16 December 2012The Swedish governing party and one of the Alliance coalitions has called on the Swedish government to open its borders for more immigrants to come in. But the migration minister, Tobias Billström has rejected such approach insisting that Sweden will continue to have controlled immigration policy.
Sweden unveils 119 billionaires in a country of 9 million
Thursday, 13 December 2012Sweden has 119 billionaires in 2012, 11 more than last year, according to the last headcount carried out by Swedish weekly business news magazine, Veckans Affärer.
UK job market continue to improve but London remains flat
Wednesday, 12 December 2012Unemployment in the UK fell by 82,000 in the three months to October blamed on private sector, which created jobs faster than they were being shed in the public sector.
Danish derailing stops Swedish export
Tuesday, 11 December 2012A train derailing in Denmark at the end of November has stopped large portions of Swedish industrial transport to Europe. Goods worth significant sums are standing still. "Every time we experience delivery delays, relationships with our European customers get hurt," states Mats Erkén, CEO at Scandfibre AB - Confederation of Swedish enterprises
Sweden a very hard country for children with in non-white background as child poverty within that group expand
Thursday, 06 December 2012At least children with a foreign background in Sweden and particularly children with non-Caucasian background live in poverty, according to Save the Children's annual report. The toughest is found in children of foreign origin as well as those with single parent.
Hells Angels have committed 2800 crimes in Sweden
Wednesday, 05 December 2012The criminal motorcycle gang, Hells Angels have committed 2800 crimes in Sweden as the authorities continue to leave this organisation to roan free and intimidate people.
Corruption perception index - what has changed in the Scandinavia?
Wednesday, 05 December 2012Finland and Denmark are the least corrupt countries in the Scandinavia and added to the world, New Zealand joins then on the helm.
This comes from pressure group, Transparency International's 2012 Corruption Perceptions index in which Sweden came 4th.
Quality of life survey, Result show that Swedish cities are class pretty low
Tuesday, 04 December 2012The Austrian capital, Vienna has come on as the best city to live in the world when it comes to best quality of living, according to the Mercer 2012 Quality of Living Survey.
Swedish women have made 100,000 calls on violence against them
Tuesday, 04 December 2012Violence against women in Sweden has been increasing in the years. In the past 5 years, about 100,000 calls have been made to the national support line, Kvinnorfridslinjen created by the government some 5 years ago to monitor the safety of women.
Charged and to be prosecuted for attempts to smuggle banned equipments to Iran
Monday, 03 December 2012In a very rare case, a person is to be prosecuted in Sweden for attempting to smuggle advanced technological equipment to Iran. The equipment is said to be advanced materials that could be used for uranium enrichment and this is violation of international sanctions.
McDonald mangers in Sweden accused of selling work permits
Sunday, 02 December 2012Jobs are scarce in Sweden and the immigration system is getting tighter but there are ways to go around that with money and with the right company and the right people. By paying roughly Skr100,000 to the managers, they could get a job at McDonalds in Sweden.
More racial scandals rocks sweden democrats as another party heavyweight leaves parliament.
Thursday, 29 November 2012Persistent racial and xenophobic scandals continue to take its toll on Sweden's powerful far right party as another party parliamentarian find himself taking about their agenda outside parliament once more.
Wikileaks founder, Assange suffering from chronic lung illness - Reports
Thursday, 29 November 2012Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange is reported to be suffering from a chronic lung disease that can worsen at any time, says Ecuador's London Ambassador Ana Alban to reporters in Quito.
Norwegian mountain region of Bergen desperately seeking to fill 32,000 positions
Sunday, 25 November 2012In Sweden, unemployment is a way of life but over the border, in Norway, there is the desperate need to fill vacancies. In the Mountains region of western Norway, Bergen there is the need for 32,000 workers.
Finnish far right party, True Finns wants to made deportation of criminals from Finland easy
Friday, 23 November 2012Foreigners who are criminals or have been committing crimes in Finland should be shown the door as soon as possible and that should be made clear, easy and understandable.
Regional governement's Healthcare sector reportedly hacked by Assange supporters
Friday, 23 November 2012An international hacker network is suspected to have hacked in the website of a Western Sweden (Västra Götaland Region) and accessed data from the healthcare sector. It is reported that lots of pateint's personal data might have been let loose.
Swedish People's party politician resigns as aspects of racism in his blood exposed
Wednesday, 21 November 2012A Swedish politician of the Swedish People's party, "Folkpartiet" has resigned after making statements that is described as "could be construed" as racist.
Hidden behind the hype of the wonders of Sweden - Scores of families go without money for food
Tuesday, 20 November 2012More and more families in Stockholm are turning to the charity, City Mission youth services for assistance to get help with buying food.
Swedish incomes grew more compared to other EU countries but the risk of poverty still persist
Monday, 19 November 2012Incomes in Sweden have increased more than the average in the EU. At the same time, more people in Sweden run the risk of ending up below the EU limit for economic vulnerability, official data from Statistic Sweden show.
Explosion of DNA tests regarding Somali family reunification in Sweden
Friday, 16 November 2012On one part, as Sweden seeks to generate legitimacy of Somalis families seeking reunification with relatives in Sweden the institution of DNA testing has meant that Swedish authority's visible fatigue with the Somalis increase presence in Sweden, would be waved and families can have the chance to unit with loved one left behind in war toned Somalia.
Swedish Migration Board wants to design a ploy to reject Somali refugees
Tuesday, 13 November 2012Migration Board no longer believes that there is internal armed conflict in Somalia, which will make it more difficult for asylum seekers from the country to stay in Sweden.
Iran to attend nuclear-free Middle East talks in Helsinki Next month
Thursday, 08 November 2012In a first step to revive diplomacy on the Iranian nuclear crisis, Iran has accepted to take part in a proposed Middle East nuclear conference to be held in Helsinki next month, according to various media reports.
Swedish tax authority partied for Skr3.4 million
Tuesday, 06 November 2012The Swedish tax authority in the eastern region in Sweden invited employees at a conference banquet at Elmia, Jönköping in December last year and threw away the party of the year.
Five Swedes shot in Belgium
Tuesday, 06 November 2012Five Swedish men were shot in the Belgian Waterloo on Sunday morning. One of them says that he stood face to face with the muzzle of a gun aimed at him by one of the men.
Danish police join Swedish police to do what Europe knows best - racial profiling
Thursday, 01 November 2012Danish police have not joined the Swedish police, especially of the Malmo region to call their own colleague with a different skin colour or racial background nagger - like connotation that in most cases will be seen as defamatory as commonly applied to the people of black origin.
Depressing British purchasing manager's index signs worrying economic outlook
Thursday, 01 November 2012The UK industry's purchasing managers' index was quoted to have hit at 47.5 in October, down from a revised 48.1 the previous month.
Austerity measures are killing economic growth and worsening debt situation in Europe - Report
Wednesday, 31 October 2012The high-level austerity measures being adopted vehemently across various European countries are leading to nowhere as analysts see it costing more than healing the economies.
Swedish Unemployed outsourced to Norway
Wednesday, 31 October 2012Nordic Co-operation: Swedish unemployed are being out sourced to Norway where unemployment in falling and there in increased demand for labour. This particularly is moving to affect the youths who are the most affected by job market inflexibility.
Scandinavian leads the prosperity table - Norway: number 1
Tuesday, 30 October 2012The Scandinavian countries have shown the way once more via the Legatum Institute’s annual prosperity index which shows Norway, Denmark and Sweden declared the most prosperous in the index, published in London on Tuesday.
Booming border trade on the Danish - Germans border, will cost jobs in Denmark
Tuesday, 30 October 2012The booming border trade between Denmark and Germany has emerged as a hot political issue in Denmark. Danes have been flocking to shops in Southern German border to buy their essentials there fore they are cheaper than in Denmark.
Swedish princess engaged to US financier
Friday, 26 October 2012The engagement between Sweden's Princess Madeleine and Mr. Christopher O'Neill was announced yesterday by the Swedish royal family on the court's website.
Denmark speaking more English than before but only Sweden is better
Thursday, 25 October 2012The Danes are now leading speakers of the English language in world when speakers of English from countries where English is not their traditional language is assessed.
Denmark threatens to Veto EU budget proposal if the EU fails to grant it demanded rebate
Thursday, 25 October 2012Danish Prime Minister, Helle Thorning-Schmidt (Social Democrats) will veto the next EU financial perspective if Denmark does not get the discount of Dkr1 billion a year which the country has demanded.
Britain hops off double deep recession after three quarters of persistent decline
Thursday, 25 October 2012Britain hopped out of recession in the third quarter after posting its strongest quarterly GDP growth in five years, of 1 percent growth.
Dutch anti Islam politician, will be making a speech in the racist capital of Sweden, Malmö
Wednesday, 24 October 2012The Dutch far right anti Islam politician, Geert Wilders will be visiting the Swedish city of Malmö, regarded as the hate capital of Sweden.
Finnish PM escapes knife attack in Southern Finland
Monday, 22 October 2012Finnish Prime Minister, Jyrki Katainen, was on Monday, attacked by a man with a knife, as he was receiving people in a political events in the city of Turku.
"Black African people are lazy" - Finnish far right candidate, Kai Haavisto
Monday, 22 October 2012"The motivation to work is weak among men from Africa." This is the view of Kai Haavisto, who is a politician of the Finnish far right party, True Finns as the party steps up to live to its racist over tone. It cmes at a time when Finland has seen a rise and expansion of far right organisations such as Finish defence league to join the True Finns.
U.S. Embassy in Stockholm evacuated
Wednesday, 17 October 2012A letters with unknown contents arrived the U.S. Embassy in Gärdet in Stockholm forcing the embassy to be evacuated at Swedish lunchtime.
British unemployment falls
Wednesday, 17 October 2012The British unemployment continues to fall as the number of people out of work fell by 50,000 to 2.53 million in the three months to August, the country's Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.
Swedish Match's "snus" investigation pushed EU commissioner, John Dalli to force to resign
Tuesday, 16 October 2012A fraud investigation request put forward by Swedish Tobacco Company, Swedish Match, forces John Dalli, EU Commissioner for Health and Consumer Affairs to resigns as it turns out fraud was part of the problem.
Swedish population will hit 10 million in six years as immigration leads to fastest population growth
Monday, 15 October 2012The Swedish population is growing and it has now been statistically shown that the in six years, the Swedish population will reach 10 million people.
Sweden democrats have lost 81 municipal seats
Monday, 15 October 2012Despite their growing popularity, the far right party, Sweden Democrats finds it hard to fill municipal seats
Nobel Prize money contributes to EU financial woes
Friday, 12 October 2012Nobel Peace Prize awarded this year to the European Union could contribute to easing the EU financial woes. The prize is worth €1.15 million, which represents more than 0.00001 percent of the EU budget.
European Union wins the Nobel peace prize
Friday, 12 October 2012The European Union has been awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize, reports the Norwegian broadcaster, NRK which claims to have been informed from a credible source. The prise for the crisis hit Europe is for its intense desire to promot peace despite difference among them.
Fall in the amount of Swedish millionaires
Friday, 12 October 2012Sweden has lost 142,000 dollar millionaires and now has only 343 000 of them left, according to Dagens Industri noted the report Global Wealth Report from commercial bank Credit Suisse.
UK trade deficit widens sharply in August as production Falls
Tuesday, 09 October 2012The British trade deficit more than doubled in August, as the government's deficit reduction program and intense public sector cuts hit the economy hard and stifle productivity.
IMF seeks UK defer of spending cuts if growth disappointment persist
Tuesday, 09 October 2012As the British economy continues to sink, the IMF, International Monetary Fund has called Britain to defer spending cuts planned for next year. This should happen if growth turns out to be much weaker than forecast.
The backers of Wikileaks's founder, Assange ordered to pay his bail money
Monday, 08 October 2012People who backed the founder of the Wikileaks, Julien Assange have been ordered by a court to pay the bail money since he eloped into the Ecuadorian Embassy.
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