WorldNew reports of children and civilians killed at food and water distribution sites.
North Korea declares “full support” for Russia
WorldRussian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met with Kim Jong-Un on Saturday.
FUTO – the obvious choice for privacy-friendly voice and text input on mobile devices
TechDitch Google's input apps and keep what you type and speak private on your phone.
War hawk: Trump will send “record amounts of weapons” to Ukraine
WorldThe Trump administration is signaling a "major statement" about Russia during the day.
The EU is the enemy of Europe
EditorialsThe EU and Europe are by no means synonyms but have in many ways become direct opposites.
FBI official in audio leak: “Law enforcement turned a blind eye” to Jeffrey Epstein
WorldRami Hasan, a high-ranking official at the FBI, simultaneously acknowledges that the justice system "missed things" in handling the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Swedish food giant Axfood reports strong operating profit
EconomyThe Swedish food market continues to grow despite economic uncertainty.
The Vikings hunted walrus in the North American Arctic
CultureThe study suggests that the Vikings encountered indigenous peoples long before Columbus "discovered" North America.
How to be anonymous on social media
TechNaomi Brockwell: In an age where digital footprints last forever, the ability to separate your online identity from your real-world persona is more important than ever.
Organic Maps – the map app that doesn’t map you
TechTired of Google Maps tracking you? Here's the free alternative that lets you navigate completely offline!
Bitcoin reaches new record highs – institutions drive development
EconomyThe leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin continues its impressive development and reached a new peak on Thursday at $118,780.
Swedish climate extremists who blocked ambulance acquitted by Supreme Court
SwedenNot a threat to vital societal interests to demonstrate on the highway during rush hour, rules Sweden's Supreme Court.
Green Party economist: Good that fewer children are born in Sweden
SwedenPolitical measures to boost birth rates are "misguided", writes Swedish Green Party politician Lennart Olsen in the country’s largest daily.
Ukraine reports record civilian casualties in June
WorldAt least 232 civilians were killed and 1,343 injured during the month primarily as a result of Russian missile attacks, according to a new UN report that testifies to an escalation.
Nvidia becomes first company to reach four trillion dollars in market value
EconomyThe chip giant's stock soared as the AI boom continues to drive growth, causing CEO Jensen Huang's personal wealth to explode.
Von der Leyen remains EU chief
WorldSurvived the vote of no confidence after Pfizer-gate.
Israel’s latest attack: Ground troops in Lebanon
WorldIsraeli soldiers crossed into southern Lebanon during the night in what represents the most serious violation of the ceasefire agreement to date.
US issues sanctions against UN investigator who criticized Israel
WorldThis is considered part of the American campaign to silence critics of Israel's actions in the ongoing war, writes The Guardian.
Teuton Systems offers smart privacy-focused technology – without compromise
TechWe take the fight against corporate snooping, mass government surveillance and criminal phone tapping through firm open source principles and secure products.
Musk launches Grok 4 – takes the lead as world’s strongest AI model
TechThe model that has simultaneously made deeply politically incorrect comments appears to outperform both Google's and OpenAI's best models across a range of areas.
Russia now allows foreigners in the military
WorldThis shall remain in effect until the state of war in the country ends.
Sweden’s Christian Democrats call for tax relief for families with children
SwedenHungary's nativity policy could serve as a model.
After Iran bombing: Netanyahu nominates Trump for peace prize
WorldThe American president simultaneously announces that the US is resuming arms deliveries to Ukraine.
Trump administration accused of covering up Epstein investigation
WorldThe administration is lying about Epstein's death and burying the story of his alleged blackmail ring with Israeli connections, according to political commentator Nick Fuentes.
Almost total halt for imported berry pickers in Sweden
SwedenFrom over 5,000 applications approved by the Migration Agency in 2023 to fewer than 100 this year.
Israel wants to relocate entire Gaza population
WorldIsrael plans to establish a new zone to gather Palestinians near the border with Egypt.
When Israeli terrorists murdered the Swedish king’s godfather
HistoryOn September 17, 1948, UN mediator Folke Bernadotte was shot dead in Jerusalem. Here is the dramatic story of the murder of one of Sweden's most prominent diplomats.
Iran’s president: “We have never wanted nuclear weapons”
WorldIranian President Masoud Pezeshkian denies nuclear weapons ambitions and says Israel tried to kill him in a new interview with Tucker Carlson.
Swedish government to map immigrants’ opinions
Sweden"The results will serve as guidance for future integration effort", says the new integration minister Simona Mohamsson about the project.
Swedish doctor in Gaza: “A haze of blood”
World"There are so many coming in with such bizarre and brutal injuries", says Märit Halmin, who entered the area with a UN convoy.
The TV president who became real
CultureVolodymyr Zelensky: Who is the man who has become the new favorite of Western powers?
Elon Musk establishes new political party in the United States
WorldTesla billionaire announces formation of "America Party" – aims to challenge the two-party system that has long dominated U.S. politics.
Study: Fluoride in drinking water may impact children’s cognitive ability
Science“Our results support the hypothesis that even relatively low levels of fluoride can have negative effects on children's early developmen”.
Buying someone’s real-time location is shockingly cheap
TechNaomi Brockwell: For just a few dollars, someone can track your real-time location without ever needing to hack your phone.
The forest lives when trees die
EnvironmentDead wood is vital - it provides shelter and food for many endangered species.
Moose and polecat added as threatened species on Sweden’s red list
EnvironmentAccording to the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Sweden's moose population has decreased by approximately one quarter over just ten years.
Fewer shootings in Sweden — but bomb attacks have doubled
Sweden"We've noticed that criminal groups have shifted their methods and carried out more bombings during winter and spring".
Mandatory work for asylum seekers should be introduced across the EU
AnalysisIn Burgenland, Austria, asylum seekers must work for their host towns - a solution that Swedish politicians have lacked the courage to even consider.
“Floating Pentagon” makes its presence known in Stockholm
SwedenDespite reports of de-escalation in Europe, the commander of the American command ship has no plans to leave the region.
Owens: Trump asked me to stop saying Macron’s wife is a man
WorldThe conservative profile reveals that Trump called her at the request of the French president – to silence theories about Brigitte Macron.
Swedish mother on the population crisis: “Children are seen as troublesome”
SwedenAnna Björklund argues that our constant screen use has led us to view children as disruptive elements that many people prefer to avoid.
Swedish government allocates hundreds of millions to World Bank’s aid fund
Economy"An important investment in the future, both for the world's low-income countries and for Sweden", comments Swedish Minister for International Development Benjamin Dousa.
Slovakia urges West to engage in dialogue with Russia
World"We do not want a war between Russia and NATO to break out, because that would be the Third World War", emphasizes Slovak Foreign Minister Juraj Blanar.