Sweden

Sweden ramps up security ahead of 2026 election, resumes uranium mining, and deepens Ukraine support amid rising geopolitical risks.

Denmark

Denmark’s EU presidency navigates digital privacy debate, retreats on “Chat Control” surveillance, and leads green investment push.

Finland

Finland debates cannabis legalization, slashes public broadcaster funding, and accelerates digital media transformation.

Ireland

Ireland’s finance minister resigns, cabinet reshuffles, and anonymous social media campaigns fuel political and public discourse.

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