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- 1Alphabet files legal challenge against EU Android and search orders●Google: Alphabet klagt gegen EU-Anordnungen zu Android und Suche Google-Mutter Alphabet fechtet zwei Anordnungen der EU
Google's parent company Alphabet has filed a legal challenge against two European Union orders requiring the company to give AI and search competitors access to Android and to its search data. The dispute centres on how far the EU can force dominant platforms to open up mobile and search infrastructure to rivals, and it adds to Alphabet's growing regulatory battles with Brussels.
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Kirill Dmitriev, head of Russia's Direct Investment Fund, said he does not rule out the resumption of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, which were damaged in September 2022 and have not operated since. His comments come amid ongoing discussion about the future of Russian gas deliveries to Europe and possible steps toward normalising energy relations.
- 3Nordic countries back stronger international climate cooperation▼Strong Nordic support for international co-operation on the climate and environment
The Nordic Council of Ministers has voiced strong support for international cooperation on climate and environmental issues. The statement from the Nordic Co-operation body signals the region's continued commitment to multilateral environmental efforts, though it did not announce any specific new initiatives or funding commitments.
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Spain's Valencia region is under an orange alert for torrential rain, flooding and storms from Thursday to Friday, issued by AEMET and the regional 112 emergency service. Valencia has suspended classes in part of the region on Thursday and Friday. In Catalonia, civil protection sent an ES-Alert phone warning to Baix Empordà, while firefighters in l'Horta Nord are monitoring waterways.
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Japanese racehorse Croix du Nord, entered for the Tenno Sho (Autumn), will be ridden by Italian jockey Christian Demuro, who is set to arrive in Japan on a short-term license and begin riding during Tenno Sho week. Racing outlets including Nikkan Sports and Netkeiba report the new partnership, drawing attention ahead of one of Japan's biggest autumn races.
- 6Prime Video Seeks Female Viewers for Nordic Originals▼Prime Video Plots “More Feminine Point Of View” In Nordic Originals As Crime Dramas Like ‘Snake Killer’ & ‘Rinnan’ Draw In Men
Amazon's Prime Video says it wants Nordic original productions to reflect a "more feminine point of view," as its regional slate of crime dramas, including 'Snake Killer' and 'Rinnan', has been drawing a largely male audience. The streaming service is now looking to broaden its Nordic content strategy to attract more women viewers alongside its established thriller output.
- 7Jens Spahn accused of throwing Germany's Union into disarray●# Spahn # JensSpahn # CDU # Union # vonLucke "...die ganze Union in großer Unordnung..." https://www. n-tv.de/mediathek/
German CDU politician Jens Spahn is at the centre of criticism after comments in which the Union is described as being in great disorder. Referencing Hans-Georg von Lucke, observers say Spahn appears to have claimed a free rein within the party, fuelling debate about internal discipline and leadership tensions in the CDU/CSU ahead of key political decisions.
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North Macedonia and Switzerland meet in a UEFA Nations League fixture that is being followed live by Swiss and French media. 20 Minuten is running a live feed of the match, while RMC Sport includes the game in its betting picks for the day, reflecting wide interest from both French- and German-speaking audiences.
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The name Nordin is circulating widely in Sweden, with people discussing who or what it refers to. Beyond the name itself, no confirmed details are available about the person, event, or story behind the attention, and it remains uncertain whether it concerns a public figure, an athlete, or a news event.
- 10Nurminen and Tarros sign Nordic-Mediterranean logistics deal●Nurminen and Tarros sign deal for expanded Nordic-Mediterranean connection http:// dlvr.it/TVjMKT # Business # Intermoda
Finnish logistics group Nurminen and Tarros have signed an agreement to expand their Nordic-Mediterranean transport connection, strengthening links between Scandinavia and southern European ports such as La Spezia in Italy. The deal, flagged under intermodal and business tags, points to closer cooperation in container and combined transport services between the two regions.
- 11Cycling the Kiel Canal near Albersdorf●Adventure bound. Riding along the Nord-Ostsee-Kanal near Albersdorf. #photography #travel #BikeTooter #Fujifilm
A cyclist has shared photos from a ride along the Nord-Ostsee-Kanal, the Kiel Canal, near Albersdorf in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, capturing the waterway and surrounding countryside. The images, taken on a Fujifilm camera, are being shared among photography and bicycle touring communities, drawing appreciation for the scenic route alongside one of the world's busiest artificial waterways.
- 12Rostock out for revenge against Hamburg in German Basketball League●Nord-Duell der Enttäuschten: Kann sich Rostock in Hamburg für die Pokalniederlage revanchieren? Die besondere Brisanz :
Rostock Seawolves travel to Hamburg to face the Veolia Towers in a Bundesliga basketball matchup between two neighbouring northern clubs sitting eleventh and twelfth in the table. The game is billed as a 'northern duel of the disappointed', with Rostock looking to make amends for their earlier cup defeat against Hamburg and both sides desperate for a win to climb away from the bottom of the standings.
- 13Openly licensed nature photo of Hadselfjorden shared online●# Hadselfjorden # Hadsel # Nordland # Norway # Norge # ArtWithOpenSource # Darktable # CCBYSA # Nature # NaturePhotograp
A nature photograph of Hadselfjorden, the fjord in Hadsel municipality in Nordland, Norway, has been shared under a Creative Commons BY-SA licence, with editing credits to the open-source Darktable software. The image highlights the dramatic landscapes of the Vesterålen region and promotes open licensing in nature and landscape photography.
- 14Italy's justice minister calls wiretaps of lawyer-client talks a sacrilege●Agi: Nordio: Un sacrilegio le intercettazioni tra indagato e avvocato difensore AGI/Vista - L'intercettazione tra un ind
Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio said intercepting communications between a suspect under investigation and their defence lawyer would be a 'sacrilege', comparing the relationship to the sacred bond between confessor and penitent. He argued any negligent capture of such conversations is indefensible, sparking debate in Italy over the legal limits of surveillance and the protection of attorney-client privilege.
- 15Payhawk picks Stockholm as Nordic hub in European push▼Payhawk makes Stockholm its Nordic hub in European expansion
Expense management company Payhawk has announced that Stockholm will serve as its Nordic hub as part of a wider European expansion. The move signals the fintech's intention to deepen its presence in Scandinavia and strengthen its operations across the region. The news was carried on Yahoo Finance, drawing attention from business and startup watchers tracking European fintech growth.
- 16Ukraine returns North Korean soldiers, two want to defect to South Korea●Was ist das eigentlich für ein Twist? # Ukraine überführt nordkoreanische Soldaten zurück, zwei haben keinen Bock und wo
Ukraine has transferred captured North Korean soldiers back home, but two of them reportedly refused repatriation and asked to go to South Korea, which agreed to take them. President Zelensky raised the case at the United Nations, reportedly angering Seoul. Commentators are puzzled by the twist and the diplomatic friction between Kyiv and South Korea over the defectors' fate.
- 17NordPass vs Bitwarden vs Proton Pass compared for 2026●NordPass vs Bitwarden vs Proton Pass in 2026: honest breakdown, three philosophies, one clear winner for your situation.
A comparison of three major password managers argues that NordPass, Bitwarden and Proton Pass each reflect a different philosophy: commercial convenience, open-source transparency, and privacy-first design. The piece claims there is no universal best choice, only a clear winner depending on each user's needs, weighing security, pricing and trust in 2026.
- 18Nordic evangelicals gather in Stockholm to link faith and business●Nordic evangelical businesspeople and church leaders gather in Stockholm
Evangelical businesspeople and church leaders from the Nordic countries are meeting in Stockholm for a gathering focused on the intersection of Christian faith, entrepreneurship and church life. The event brings together participants from across Scandinavia to discuss cooperation between the business community and evangelical churches in the region.
- 19Nathan Nordmann Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute●Nathan J. Nordmann, M.D., Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as Director of Spinal Oncology and Co-Director of Spinal Radiosurgery
Nathan J. Nordmann, M.D., has joined Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as Director of Spinal Oncology and Co-Director of Spinal Radiosurgery. The appointment strengthens the institute's spine cancer and radiosurgery programs, expanding specialized treatment options for patients with spinal tumors in South Florida.
- 20Nordic Combined World Cup returns to Lake Placid after 38 years▼After a 38-year pause, the FIS Nordic Combined World Cup is returning to Lake Placid
The FIS Nordic Combined World Cup is returning to Lake Placid, New York, after a 38-year absence. The historic Olympic venue will once again host elite athletes in the sport combining ski jumping and cross-country skiing. The return is being welcomed as a major boost for the Adirondack resort town and its long winter sports tradition.
- 21Prime Video Nordics To Bring More Female-Led Originals●Prime Video Nordics Plans "More Feminine Point Of View" In Originals
Prime Video's Nordic division says it plans to give its original programming a 'more feminine point of view'. The announcement signals a programming shift for the streaming service's output in Scandinavia, with future originals expected to reflect more women-centred stories and perspectives. The news was reported by Deadline and is drawing attention among television industry watchers in the region.