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- The Nordics lag behind in the fight against economic crime
- Economic crime is a threat to the Nordic welfare societies, warned this year’s conference on the black economy. The fight against creative and innovative criminals needs more resources and better legislation, the trade union movement argues.
- Collective bargaining – where exactly does the EU stand?
- Will there be any real change when the EU now aims to promote collective bargaining at all levels – or is it just pretty words? This was one of the questions discussed at a Nordic conference on current EU issues at the end of 2024.
- Karen Ellemann: Nordic cooperation more important than ever
- The Arctic has gone from being a region characterised by peaceful cooperation to a geopolitical flashpoint. This week, the Nordic Council of Ministers launched its tenth Arctic programme during the Arctic Frontiers conference in Tromsø. It allocates 30 million Danish kroner (€4m) over three years to strengthen social, economic and environmental sustainability.
- Nordic police cooperation – from policy to reality
- Criminal networks operate where there is money, across borders. A new police station on the actual border between Norway and Sweden will soon be inaugurated, and in Malmö, there is an operations centre staffed by both Danish and Swedish police.
- Greenland’s labour market partners defend the Nordic model
- Employees and employers in Greenland are presenting a united front in defence of the Nordic model at home but assess the threat from the USA differently.
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