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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"

Naton entinen pääsihteeri Jens Stoltenberg sanoi tapaamisessa presidentti Trumpin ja Norjan pääministeri Støren kanssa torstaina, että "meidän on jatkettava Ukrainan tukemista" taloudellisesti, mutta samalla pyrimme löytämään ratkaisun konfliktiin.

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

Venäjän hallitus on sanonut irti Norjan, Ruotsin ja Suomen kanssa tehdyt sopimukset yhteistyöstä Barentsin alueella

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."

LAUNCH and FAILURE of the first ISAR Aerospace Spectrum from Andoya at 1030 UT Mar 30, with loss of control at T+30s

US Vice President: I believe Greenland will eventually cooperate with the United States

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance, visited the Pituffik Space Base, Greenland

Putin in a remarks on development of Arctic says he believes Trump's plans about Greenland are serious

Denmark welcomes US decision to skip Greenland dog-sled race amid Trump spat

Vice President Vance to travel to Greenland with Second Lady this week

On 12. March, 2025 J.D. Vance says: “If … we need to take more territorial interest in Greenland, that is what President Trump is going to do … He doesn't care about what the Europeans scream at us.

Venäjän presidentti Putin ei saa sanella Euroopan tulevaisuutta, Tanskan pääministeri Mette Frederiksen sanoi toimittajille tämänpäiväisessä Euroopan johtajien huippukokouksessa Brysselissä.

Reuters reports a massive oil leak in Norway - sabotage suspected

Greenland: Hundreds protest against Trump’s annexation threats in Nuuk

NATO Secretary General: The Alliance stands firm and united, and Europeans are ready and able to do more.

Greenland's political parties unite for joint statement condemning trump's "unacceptable” behavior

Moskova on huolissaan Norjan kasvavasta Huippuvuorten saariston militarisoinnista, - MFA

Trump just said in the Oval Office that the US would soon be ordering 48 new icebreakers

Trump: I think annexation of Greenland will happen

A voter casts a ballot at the polling station in Ilulissat, Greenland. Prime Minister Múte Egede called for an early general election today amid the geopolitical tensions stoked by US President Donald Trump's vow to take control of the autonomous Danish territory

Polls have opened in Greenland for early parliamentary elections as U.S. President Donald Trump seeks control of the strategic Arctic island