Truth commission accuses country of failing Indigenous people, amid rising tensions over land rights

Show at Kin Museum in Kiruna marks handover of long-awaited report on abuses committed by the state against the Indigenous people

Pontiff is expected to talk about Europe’s history, the need for peace in Ukraine, and warn against rising nationalism in speech in Metz

Locals hope agreement signed this week is step towards independence and end to US threats to annex island

The Sweden Democrats slipped to third after decades of growth, but their hardline positions have already reshaped the political mainstream

Country heads to the polls as latest polling shows 0.3-point gap between left and right wing blocs

Party with neo-Nazi roots is in line for key ministerial positions if rightwing bloc wins the election

Latest poll shows 0.3-point gap between left and right blocs, with country’s reputation as global champion of human rights said to be at stake

Ask-a-Muslim campaign takes to streets as country faces prospect of extremists entering highest levels of government

Gabna community fear their traditional herding routes will be sacrificed as far-right rhetoric ramps up against them

Protester Tess Asplund on the photo that made headlines, and why she sees it as a sign of the change in Sweden today

The no campaign was well-funded and accused of scaremongering, but the wording of the question may also have made a difference

Country holds a knife-edge referendum that cuts across political divides on taking step closer to Brussels after Trump threats towards Greenland

The Housing First policy led to the number of homeless people in Finland dropping by half. Those with firsthand experience explain why it worked

Mother and son Olga and Nikita Belov say they were facing jail and potential torture after asylum case was rejected

Nikita and Olga Belov say they will be persecuted on return to Moscow but are yet to convince Finnish authorities

New exhibition in Oslo connects artist’s 1922 public work with the history of cocoa, the labour movement and women’s emancipation

As general election looms, survey shows twice as many men as women support far-right Sweden Democrats

The people of Bryne were proud of local hero’s rise to the top of world football as Norway prepared for England in the World Cup quarter-finals

Civilian resilience initiatives and young military conscripts are being readied should Putin hope to test Nato’s resolve

Norway is supposedly one of world’s most gender-equal countries, yet sexual violence remains prevalent across society

In this week’s newsletter: After Trump’s interventions over Greenland, there are many in Iceland who believe they would be stronger in the EU. But will its recent history of independence win out?

Teenagers will now serve time in response to surging gang crime, but head of country’s largest jail has misgivings

Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir accuses opponents of fearmongering amid warnings over misinformation and AI

Exclusive: Newborn was removed from Inuit mother as a result of controversial now-banned parenting test

Exclusive: Newborn was removed from Inuit mother as a result of controversial now-banned parenting test

Exclusive: Newborn was removed from Inuit mother as a result of controversial now-banned parenting test

Born into slavery, Adolf Ludvig Couschi Badin became part of Swedish royal court and left legacy of books and letters

Qarsoq Høegh-Dam aims to use his seat in Danish parliament to shift power from Copenhagen to Nuuk

Centre-left coalition appears likely as Social Democrats and other left-leaning parties win 84 seats, while right-leaning bloc wins 77 seats

Polling for anti-immigration DPP is relatively low, but many feel its ideas have been co-opted by Mette Frederiksen’s Social Democrats

PM’s proposal to tax super-rich and fund schools wins praise as her handling of the Greenland crisis boosts her standing across party lines – but not all voters are convinced

Marius Borg Høiby pleads not guilty in court while pressure mounts against his crown princess mother over Epstein friendship

Relatives of at least 27 people who died in November 2021 describe their loved ones and their grief to Cranston inquiry

The organization claims the report, which finds Israel’s denial of the right of return is a crime against humanity, is ‘paused pending further analysis and research’

Jens-Frederik Nielsen, impressed Danes with his handling of the crisis but he says many Greenlanders are ‘afraid and scared’

Many of those moved into an asylum return centre have held jobs for years and can speak the language

The US president has galvanised the Danish population against him, while Danes’ relations with Greenlanders are ‘under reparation’

Amid Donald Trump's push for control of the Arctic island, Miranda Bryant reports from Greenland’s snow-covered capital, Nuuk, where the fear is palpable

Ahead of high-stakes talks, people tell of alarm, thoughts of fleeing and lack of information on what to do if US invades

US refuses to rule out military force to take control. This is why an attack on Nato ally would end alliance. And what do Greenlanders think?

Support comes after presidential aide Stephen Miller says ‘no one will fight US militarily over future of Greenland’

Mette Frederiksen criticises Donald Trump’s ‘unacceptable pressure’ as Greenland counterpart condemns ‘fantasies’

Christmas tourists are noticing a growing military presence in Lapland, where Santa Park doubles as a bomb shelter

Christmas tourists are noticing a growing military presence in Lapland, where Santa Park doubles as a bomb shelter

Country seen as champion of equal rights faces reckoning after senior politician says she felt compelled to quit

Men aged 20 to 23 convicted at trial that showed pattern of far-right activists assembling in gyms

Political rivals say PM’s divisive politics have encouraged voters to ditch the Social Democrats for the far right

Denmark has slashed asylum numbers by granting only short-term status and by targeting ‘ghettoes’, which critics say has damaged the country’s values