Tech"It's about power. About control. About squeezing every last ounce of ‘efficiency’ out of people as if we were batteries".

CultureThe type of grave and the findings suggest that the woman was a “special person” who belonged to the upper strata of society.

Denmark"This will be something that the individual Dane will actually notice", says economist Bo Sandemann Rasmussen.

Finland"They don't necessarily understand the consequences of not paying a bill".

Sweden"International adoption is not a sustainable solution for protecting children as a group", says Anna Singer.

HealthStress and obesity spread to pets - and many dogs don't get the care they need either.

SwedenNewly arrived migrants must be more evenly distributed and Swedish neighborhoods more mixed, according to the Social Democratic Party's new integration policy.

WorldDuring the night of Sunday, at least five military airfields deep inside Russia were reportedly attacked.

TechHerd mentality and conformism are not only human phenomena. Even AI agents fall into the same pattern.

EuropeRare high turnout as Karol Nawrocki defeated liberal and pro-EU candidate Rafal Trzaskowski.

Sweden"It's no longer uncool to be interested in the Christian faith or to call yourself a Christian", says parish educator Sara Björnö.

World"We are being directly threatened by states with advanced military forces, so we must be ready to fight and win", argues Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

TechSiri listened to and recorded sensitive conversations without users consciously activating the voice assistant.

Sweden"We knew there were fake products on the market, but we are shocked by the scale of it", says Yngve Kihlberg, chairman of the Swedish Beekeepers' Association.

CultureThe popular national day celebration Ólavsøka brings the Faroese together for a colorful celebration in the capital Tórshavn - a tradition that goes back thousands of years.

HistoryFor decades, the two parties, the Hats and the Caps, had pursued a policy that had completely ruined the country, but their corrupt reign was to come to an abrupt end when the new king, Gustav III, who was only 26 years old, staged a well-directed revolution.

HistoryFor three years, researchers from Lund University have been traveling in reconstructed Viking ships to explore up close how the Norse actually traveled.

Europe"Their cities are being taken away from them. This is not integration – it is an organized population replacement", argues the Hungarian Prime Minister.

EconomySeveral electric car models have lost more than half their value after three years - a sharp drop that stands out in comparison to diesel cars, where losses have been much more limited.

Economy"Everyone is shopping. It's not weird really. It's weirder if you don't have a shopping addiction", claims Donja Mollazadeh, who says shopping gives her a "dopamine rush".

WorldItamar Ben-Gvir claims Israel has shown too much restraint in Gaza and now demands it "without blinking, to destroy, and kill Hamas to the last one".

WorldDavid McBride leaked classified documents on war crimes committed by Australian Special Forces in Afghanistan.

FinlandIn Sweden, it is now more common for drivers to be under the influence of drugs than alcohol, while in Finland it is still more common to drive intoxicated by alcohol than by drugs.

Sweden"Don't think I'll get my Bank ID back. Or my bank account. But I am more than happy to get back the money that SEB has stolen", Mattias Albinsson emphasizes.

Culture"We will create truth-focused and life-affirming television that becomes both a force for shifting society to something more positive", promises founder Michael Oddane.

Sweden"There is no connection. It could be based on old information", the party defends itself and claims that it has "zero tolerance for ties with extremist organizations".

DenmarkIn a new bill, Danish politicians want to ban the advertising of soft drinks, chips and fast food to children under 15.

SwedenThe Swedish oligarch admits his family "has a lot of say" - but denies he has more power than Sweden's prime minister.

World“If someone wants to push a policy where only one opinion is allowed, that’s the end of democracy in Europe", warns Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.

WorldAt the same time, critics worry about a reality where elderly, sick or disabled people are pressured or persuaded to end their lives.

World"We're now one step closer to realizing President Trump's promise to make America healthy again", declared Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

EnvironmentThrough the Crowdsorsa mobile game, residents of seven Swedish municipalities can help protect biodiversity - and get paid for their efforts.

ColumnsTege Tornvall: Smaller and more expensive is the green movement's program for the future.

IcelandDespite lofty promises, the Swiss carbon giant's plant has not only underperformed - it has actually emitted more carbon dioxide than it has captured.

TechVaccine giant AstraZeneca wants to use the system to "lead the next generation of AI-driven drug discovery and development".

WorldConsidering activating the EU's "nuclear option" against Hungary - and stripping it of its voting rights in the European Council.