Scandinavia and the First World War
The world commemorates a hundred years since the signing of the 1918 Armistice..
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How Buildings Made Finland Happy
Finland has become the world’s happiest nation. Johnathon Morrison thinks their architecture may have played a role in getting them there… Continue reading
Friday Night is Taco Night
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Eating Out: Koks, A Restaurant at the Edge of the World
Tim Ecott visits the far-flung Faroe Islands… Continue reading
The Dala Horse in Exile
Ingmar Bergman has always been one of Sweden’s most recognisable figures, but there was a time when his compatriots happily cast him aside… Continue reading
“She Was Determined to Go Her Own Way”: Remembering HRH Princess Elisabeth of Denmark
The cousin of Queen Margarethe has died aged 83… Continue reading
Is This the End of the Road For Scandi Noir?
As ‘The Bridge’ ends its last series, Ben Lawrence asks if Brits are ready to wave goodbye to their Scandinavian screen crush… Continue reading
The Small World of Scandinavian Racing
Trotting dominates racing in Scandinavia, but some flat and jump meetings manage to hold their own… Continue reading
