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Workers from abroad who are employed in Faroese fish factories through the fast-track employment programme are legally entitled to unemployment benefits

Schools across the country are teaching about the Ukrainian Holodomor famine today

Highly acclaimed Danish film director Tea Lindeburg is planning to turn the Faroese myth about the seal woman into a feature film

Eleven Ukrainian children attend a special class at Tórshavn’s Eysturskúlin school

Brazilian woman speaks of the despair she is experiencing after being dismissed from her job in the Faroes

Trade minister says banks have gone too far in their collection of personal data to combat money laundering

Faroese academic thesis on involuntary childlessness in men has won a Danish prize for its groundbreaking approach

Denmark-Faroes route is back on schedule, with Iceland route to resume in March

More than ten cars were scratched yesterday afternoon in Runavík

Many migrant workers are turning to the unemployment office for help after their employer has dismissed them or changed their employment contract