• Dolly Parton was the most streamed artist after death
    Country singer Dolly Parton passed away on Tuesday at the age of 80 after a short battle with cancer. The day after her death, she was the most streamed music artist in the world, with her music played 79.7 million […]
  • Tight race expected in Icelandic vote on EU talks
    Iceland’s plans to join the EU were dropped in 2013, but on Saturday, voters will decide whether to try again. Recent polls show that the population of nearly 400,000 is split. The vote will not decide actual membership itself, as […]
  • Public allowed to bid farewell to King Harald
    King Harald died at Rikshospitalet in Oslo at 06:35 on Friday morning. On Friday evening at 18:30, his coffin will be transported from the hospital to the Royal Palace, followed through Oslo by members of the royal family. The public […]
  • Spain asks Frontex for help with Ceuta migrants
    The Spanish government has asked the EU border agency, Frontex, for assistance and ten additional officers to handle migrants in Ceuta. Between 5,000 and 8,000 people remain in the North African exclave after at least 72,000 crossed from Morocco in […]
  • Nepal seeks foreign expert aid after natural disaster
    Following Wednesday’s violent floods, which killed nearly 600 people and left more than 2,400 missing near the Nepal-Tibet border, Nepal has requested specialized foreign technical assistance. The disaster occurred when a glacier collapse triggered a tsunami-like wall of rocks, ice, […]
  • US Signs Historic Oil Deal with Venezuela
    The United States has entered into a major oil deal with Venezuela, U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social. Trump stated that through partnerships with private companies, the U.S. has secured control over a majority of more than 65 […]
  • Judge rules 9/11 confessions invalid after torture
    A military judge has ruled that confessions from Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, accused of orchestrating the September 11, 2001 attacks, were involuntary and cannot be used as evidence. Lieutenant Colonel Michael Schrama ruled that prosecutors failed to prove Mohammed’s statements to […]
  • Report author sees no evidence of genocide in IUD case
    There is no evidence that the Danish state committed genocide against the Greenlandic population in connection with the spiral case. This is stated by lawyer Jonas Christoffersen, who is one of the authors behind a long-awaited report investigating human rights […]
  • Greenland parties want IUD case in international court
    The two Greenlandic parties Siumut and Naleraq want to bring Denmark before an international court in the spiral case. The two parties stated this in two separate press releases on Friday. “- It cannot be accepted that the Greenlandic people […]
  • Mette F. calls IUD reconciliation panel a good idea
    Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen (S) stated in a written release that the Danish government now “will read the reports with great interest” regarding the spiral case. The two reports on the matter were published Friday afternoon by the Greenlandic government, […]