Nunavik teachers and education professionals are planning a 17-day strike in May as negotiations toward a new collective agreement continue into their 30th month.

Alaska is the first state to pass a law specifically requiring cancer warnings for alcohol sales.

King Frederik and the Chairman of the Greenland Government, Jens-Frederik Nielsen (D), set off on a short sailing trip on the fjord at Nuuk on April 29.

The military end cannot justify the means of polluting drinking water, air, and soil with toxic chemicals, as military build-up in Alaska reveals.

The murder of three people on April 29 in Uppsala falls under the category of mass shootings and was most likely the result of a showdown between criminal migrant groups.

Uncertain times in the world mean that oil prices could fall in a short time. But there is no danger of a crisis in the Norwegian oil industry anytime soon, according to experts.

Finland is actively participating in the global liberal media campaign against the new U.S. administration. This anti-Trump article is superficial and does not take into account other reasons for the rise in unemployment in the Finnish economy, which has not grown since 2008.

While the U.S. warns of a reduced military presence in Europe, France steps forward. French fighter planes flew in directly from their home bases in a unique operation to drop bombs over firing ranges in Norrbotten.