The Nordic Way

Finland regularly tops global rankings as the happiest nation on the planet, but this brings a unique set of challenges for young people struggling with depression.

The city of Copenhagen often tops global rankings for quality of life. But its growing popularity has put a strain on housing supply, so city planners are working on an bold solution.

Even Europe's most egalitarian countries struggle to put women on an even footing at work. In the Nordics, why do women still lag behind men in pay, management and company ownership?

In Sweden, people typically stop living with their parents earlier than anywhere else in Europe. But can leaving home at a young age have a dark side?

The Nordic nation has embraced agile hours for decades. It’s a style of work well suited to the country’s deep-rooted culture of trust, equality and pragmatism.

Sweden is famous for championing a balanced lifestyle, but the number of young people being signed off work with severe stress is growing.