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State Dept approves $113m arms sale to Norway. Washington moves to bolster security of key NATO ally with sale of 816 smart bombs to Oslo

Denmark summons top U.S. diplomat after the national broadcaster reported that at least three people with connections to President Donald Trump have been carrying out covert influence operations in Greenland

NetBlocks confirms an ongoing internet outage on the Island of Gotland in the Baltic Sea

A man accidentally blew himself up last night when the IED he attempted to set off detonated prematurely in Östberga, Stockholm. Body parts strewn around the area

Protests against the visit of an AfD politician in Oslo

Denmark, Norway and Sweden will fund a 2nd $500m package of US support for Ukraine. @SecGenNATO Mark Rutte commended the Allies for their fast action and steadfast support for Ukraine

One killed in Copenhagen shooting. At least three injured in shooting in Copenhagen

Norwegian Refugee Council: Clashes in Sweida and Israeli airstrikes on Syrian territory threaten Syria's recovery path.

Zelenskyy met with Mette Frederiksen, António Costa and Ursula von der Leyen

Zelensky: Ukraine and American companies have signed an agreement on the production of drones of various types: this year - hundreds of thousands. And next year - there will be an increase. The main component is interceptor drones

Several people have been stabbed near the Ratina shopping center in Tampere, the police say. Police have arrested one person

Swedish maritime authority just posted maybe their most extensive interference warning to date. Even radar is now seeing interference, besides more familiar GNSS, AIS and DGPS. Radar is the single most important navigational aid on ships, particularly in cases of lost GPS/GNSS

US is 'now taking direct part in a war that began when Israel attacked Iran,' Norwegian foreign minister says, after US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites

Finland's parliament voted in favour of withdrawing the country from the Ottawa Convention that bans the use of anti-personnel landmines amid concerns over a military threat posed by Russia

German chancellor Merz on U.S. claim to Greenland: principle of inviolability of borders is not up for dispute, we stand closely by Denmark's side

Reuters, citing the Finnish Defense Ministry: A Russian military aircraft is suspected of violating our airspace.

Norwegian Prime Minister: Violations of international law occurring in Gaza are completely unacceptable.

Around 30 telecom towers along Sweden’s E22 highway have been deliberately sabotaged in recent weeks, with cables cut and equipment damaged but nothing stolen. Police suspect the same actor is behind most incidents, and the national security service is monitoring the situation. The attacks, gathered in a narrow geographic area, have triggered crisis responses but caused limited service disruption. Authorities believe the sabotage may be a way to test Sweden’s response capabilities, and the trend is seen as part of a broader rise in threats to critical infrastructure

Norwegian Deputy Foreign Minister: Hostilities in the West Bank and Gaza are not in accordance with international law and must be stopped.

REPORTER: On Russia, are you worried about the reports of a military buildup along the borders of Finland and Norway. TRUMP: No. I don't worry about that at all

At least three students at a Finnish school have been injured after being stabbed by another student at the same school.

Pentagon could soon move Greenland into US Northern command and out of European command. Northcom is chiefly responsible for protecting US territory; some Danish officials are concerned amid Trump threats to take the island forcibly

Finnish Air Force: A Finnish Air Force F-18 Hornet fighter jet crashed. The pilot ejected and has been located.

Greenland's Prime Minister says that "we will never belong to anyone"

Former NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, in a meeting with President Trump and Norwegian Prime Minister Støre on Thursday, said "we need to continue to support Ukraine" financially while still pushing forward to find a solution to the conflict

In a raid against local drug gangs in Klippan, Swedish police find more than 20 hand grenades and several automatic firearms

The Russian government has denounced agreements with Norway, Sweden, and Finland on cooperation in the Barents region

Danish PM Mette Frederiksen says the United States will not take over Greenland

Finnish Prime Minister: Russia will remain a threat to all of Europe

Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen: "The United States is not getting [Greenland]. We do not belong to anyone else. We determine our own future."