Sweden’s intensified anti-money laundering (AML) regulations have brought about unexpected challenges, particularly for law-abiding customers. These…
Year: 2026
Norway’s next brownfield prize: how to squeeze hundreds of millions of barrels from existing fields — and why time is running out
Recent government-backed analysis points to a material, near-term prize for Norway: using advanced recovery techniques to…
Why America’s Growing Debt Matters to the Nordics — and How AI Changes the Equation
The International Monetary Fund and other major forecasters have flagged rising U.S. federal debt as a…
Strait of Hormuz Reopens—Selectively: What Nordic Boards Need to Know Now
Gothenburg, 17 April 2026 — After seven weeks of effective closure, Iran says the Strait of…
Swedish krona: the G10 casualty of renewed Middle East risk — what Nordic businesses should watch now
A recent analysis by Danske Bank’s FX desk, reported in Swedish media, shows the Swedish krona…
Bright, spinning light over Västerbotten traced to Russian rocket — what Nordic businesses should know
Last Friday night a striking light show over Västerbotten stopped drivers and night-shift workers across northern…
How Putin Lost the Backdoor into the EU: Orbán’s Defeat and the Shifting Geopolitical Landscape
The Fall of Europe’s Last Kremlin Ally and What It Means for the Continent’s Future When…
When Allegations Drive Men Away from Preschools — Why Sweden Must Act Now
A recent case in a Hälsingland municipality — where a preschool teacher was accused, later cleared,…
Rising fertiliser costs threaten food security — and create openings for Nordic investors
Disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz have sent fertilizer prices sharply higher, putting immediate…
Greenland’s language turn: why English is climbing the classroom ladder — and what it means for business
Greenland’s parliament, Inatsisartut, has unanimously signalled a shift in education priorities: both English and Greenlandic should…