The Sámi Parliament demands the safeguarding of Sámi-speaking and Sámi homeland health and social services.

224 years after the establishment of Danish-American diplomatic relations, Denmark, one of the smallest NATO countries, was the first to challenge the United States and the unity of the military and political bloc, defining the United States as a threat to its national security.

On Sunday, December 14, the Finns Party Council met in Helsinki to identify the country's main problems, created by the government, in which representatives of this far-right party hold seven ministerial positions.

The Labour Party joined forces with the Progress Party and the Centre Party and voted down a proposal that Norway contribute as a guarantor for an EU loan to Ukraine.

The Arctic is becoming a magnet for non-Arctic nations who are no more simply evaluating potential collaborations with Russia in the today's geopolitical circumstances, but are rather making a conscious civilizational choice favouring Russia.

Climate emissions from Norwegian platforms may be higher than what the oil companies say. If so, the companies may have paid several million kroner too little in fees.

Svala Jóhannesdóttir, chairman of the Matthildur Harm Reduction Association, says she is seeing an increase in opioid and cocaine problems. People are using drugs from all walks of life in Iceland.

Arnór Sigurjónsson, a defence and security expert, colonel of the Iceland Crisis Response Unit (ICRU) says the state of NATO is a cause for concern following the publication of the new U.S. national security policy and also a huge problem for Iceland. Europe and the United States no longer have a common approach to European security.