Norwegian Photographer Exhibits Lao Fog
Pictures of the fog on the cloudy rice fields of Laos and among the raw cliffs on the arctic Norwegian islands of Senja and Lofonten, this is the subject of …
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Finnish Ex-President Meets with Indonesian Vice-president
During his four days visit, the former Finnish president and Nobel laureate Martti Ahtisaari met with the Indonesian Vice President Jusuf Kalla to discuss the situation in the Aceh province …
Finnish Ex-President Meets with Indonesian Vice-president Read MoreCoal undermine ASEAN climate hopes
The climate summit in Copenhagen in December has raised the awareness on the fulfilment of the Kyoto-protocol in Southeast Asia. As a large and fast-growing source of greenhouse gas emissions …
Coal undermine ASEAN climate hopes Read MorePetroMena Pushes Back $105 Million Yard Instalment
Norwegian oil service company PetroMena has agreed with its Singaporean rig-builder to postpone for a year a payment of 105 million dollars instalment that originally was due on January the …
PetroMena Pushes Back $105 Million Yard Instalment Read MoreNordic Support for Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge Trial
The war crimes tribunal in Cambodia against five of the leaders of Khmer Rouge regime that has finally started, is supported among others by all the Nordic countries. The Nordic …
Nordic Support for Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge Trial Read MoreNokia Siemens Ensures Faster Internet in Indonesia
Nokia Siemens has helped the Indonesian telecom company Telkomsel increase its mobile phone speed by increasing Telkomsel’s socalled high-speed downlink packet access throughput. To do this, Nokia has introduced a …
Nokia Siemens Ensures Faster Internet in Indonesia Read MoreSweden Launches Writing Contest in Vietnam
Sweden invites anyone who can write in Vietnamese to participate in a writing contest with the theme of travelling. The contest called Mot Chuyen Di (A Journey) is being organised …
Sweden Launches Writing Contest in Vietnam Read MoreSystemair Opens Assembly Plant in Malaysia
Swedish ventilation company Systemair is investing further in Asia by opening up two new assembly plants in India and Malaysia. Systemair Malaysia is now a logistic centre for distribution of …
Systemair Opens Assembly Plant in Malaysia Read MorePhilippine Nurses Stopped by Danish Administration
200 nurses from the Philippines are ready to go to Denmark, but because of the strict regulation of the National Heath Service they are prevented to get working permit in …
Philippine Nurses Stopped by Danish Administration Read MoreDanish Newspaper Recommends Singaporean Fish-Spa
Would you mind being eaten alive by small fish? The Danish newspaper Politiken praises an unusual kind of spa-treatment in Singapore, where small Garra Rufa fish simply eat the dead …
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