Bloody Easter: the origins of Norwegian holiday crime fiction
Whodunit? Guest columnist Glenn Folkvord explains Norwegians’ obsession with crime fiction – and why the genre is an Easter favourite.
Norway
Can innovation be learned? How competitive strategy and bold thinking allowed a CEO and a conductor to turn disaster into opportunity
In 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic transformed the way we work, play and communicate. However, it's at times like these that we see some of the most brilliant examples of innovation, particularly by entrepreneurs or small and medium-sized enterprises.
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France
‘I’m 8km from the nearest supermarket’: The Britons in France struggling without driving licences
The issue of British driving licences and Brexit has been complicated and frustrating for many UK citizens living in France. The ongoing impasse over a post-Brexit agreement between the France and the UK has left many British citizens living in France confused, and in some cases without valid driving licence.
Sweden
Graphs and maps: How is the coronavirus spreading in Sweden?
UPDATED: We've looked at some of the most essential data for understanding how the Covid-19 situation is developing in Sweden, including new cases, deaths, vaccine data and regional hotspots.
