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Beserkers entered battle in a trance-like rage that was said to make them near invincible—and various theories have been put forward to explain how this rage was induced.

The vessels—which are thought to be the graves of high-status individuals—could potentially date back to the Viking Age.

Nordic countries are praised for gender equality, but I saw first-hand the failure of our legislation on rape.

Louisa Vesterager Jespersen and Maren Ueland were found stabbed to death in a remote mountain camp site Monday.

The summit is an opportunity to present an updated strategy for the transatlantic alliance, but President Trump is unlikely to follow the script.

Russia has added over a dozen new submarines to its ranks since annexing Crimea.

Canada finished higher than the United States, but who's number one?

Northern Europe is facing a spate of bear raids on bee yards, as one ursine cleared an electric fence to get a taste of honey.

The controversial floating power plant will be towed through the Baltic Sea and narrow European straits to get to the Arctic.

Russia's manoeuvres in Ukraine have sparked concern in one of the few European countries not to join a U.S.-led military alliance.

Could còsagach be the new hygge?

The complex included a manor house and large farms. Written records from nearly a millennium ago appear to describe its whereabouts.

The Swedish military is kicking off its biggest exercise in almost a quarter of a century, while Russia and Belarus perform combat readiness drills nearby.

The Danish design company has teamed up with a trendsetting chef to bring added joy to mealtimes.

Farmers are concerned after a string of wolf attacks on their sheep.

The deployment comes despite Russian protests not to deploy U.S. troops near its borders.

Authorities discovered bottles of aceton, a mobile phone, duct tape and bullets in man's home.

Lithuania, Latvia and Czech Republic have all spoken out about cases in the last few years.

Barrack rooms and battle drills will be shared as every 17-year-old gets his or her papers in a first for Europe and NATO.

Where the sun doesn't rise for 60 days a year, residents rely on cod oil and light boxes to survive.

A unisex pronoun for toddlers in Sweden is now used by adults - and the rest of Europe is following suit