WorldOwens thanks The Daily Wire for her previous firing and all Jewish critics for the publicity she received.
25 years since the murder of Daniel Wretström
SwedenA revived demonstration is being held in Salem following the murder that has come to symbolize the increasing anti-Swedish violence in Sweden.
Meet Nextcloud – the collaboration platform that fully replaces Microsoft 365
TechNow the license-free and open alternative can offer your company full control over your document management, communication and related services.
Bullying doubled in Sweden – one in six girls affected
Sweden"We are the worst in the Nordic region", says Maja Frankel, Secretary General of Friends, a Swedish anti-bullying organization.
Here’s when Swedes can visit China visa-free
CultureThe giant country in the east is making it easier for Swedes who want to explore Chinese culture and business life.
Email was never built for privacy
TechNaomi Brockwell: It’s closer to a digital postcard than a sealed letter, bouncing through and sitting on servers you don’t control.
Swedish gang charged with serious crimes against people with disabilities
SwedenAccording to the prosecutor, the assaults were carried out with particular ruthlessness and brutality.
Meta earns billions from fraudulent ads
EconomyTen percent of Meta's revenue came from fraudulent ads in 2024.
18-year-old man of Syrian origin charged with terror plot in Stockholm
SwedenThe plan was to detonate an explosive device at the Culture Festival in Kungsträdgården, a central park in Stockholm, Sweden.
Matrix 8 Pro with GrapheneOS delivers top-class security, privacy and performance
TechWorld-class hardware – acclaimed for its display, camera, and performance – meets the world’s most secure mobile OS. The best of both worlds.
Powerful new antibiotic discovered by accident
ScienceSuper-antibiotic was hiding in plain sight for 50 years.
Swedish government proposes stricter cash controls within EU
SwedenThe proposal allows Swedish Customs to conduct body and bag searches when travelers are suspected of concealing large sums of cash.
China’s emissions may have peaked – massive investment in renewables
EnvironmentHow China has managed to reverse the trend despite large industrial production and Is now beating its own emissions targets.
Hunger strike planned at EU-backed “green steel” site in Sweden
SwedenTurkish workers are now planning a hunger strike in Boden, northern Sweden, after unpaid wages at the Stegra steel plant.
Finland introduces employment requirement for citizenship
FinlandThose who rely solely on welfare benefits can no longer become Finnish citizens under new legal amendment.
Tommy Robinson acquitted of terrorism charges – thanks Elon Musk
WorldWas accused of terrorism offenses after refusing to provide his PIN code to police.
Finnish region loses millions in revenue after border closure with Russia
FinlandThe Finnish region of South Karelia is losing millions daily without Russian tourists.
Stena Line expands in the Baltic Sea – acquires Wasaline
The Nordics"Will provide great opportunities to further put the Kvarken region, Vaasa and Umeå on the map", said Finnish Minister Joakim Strand.
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.
David Icke returns to YouTube after five-year ban over COVID statements
CultureAll censored material is now expected to be restored on the platform.
Copenhagen to become hub for Ukrainian arms exports
Denmark"Russia will definitely see this as a provocation", states defense correspondent Anders Lomholt.
Historically weak economy for small businesses in Sweden
EconomyProfitability is falling and six out of ten are worried about the future.
Swedish police secretly using Palantir’s surveillance system for years
TechWithin seconds, police can compile an extensive profile about you by combining information from various registers.
Shein sold sex dolls with childlike appearance – faces ban threat in France
EuropeFrench Finance Minister Roland Lescure compares the sales to acts of terrorism and child pornography – and demands legal action.
OpenAI shifts from Microsoft to Amazon in new partnership
TechThe agreement worth $38 billion marks the end of Microsoft's monopoly position.
Germany sends Patriot systems – Ukraine wants more
World"Of course more systems are needed", declares Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Orbán: Poland has become a vassal of Brussels
WorldThe dividing lines between Poland and Hungary are growing regarding the EU's role and the war in Ukraine.
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!
IT expert warns: ID requirements online bring us closer to totalitarian surveillance
TechSwedish Gender Equality Minister Nina Larsson says she wants to protect children from pornography – but the ID requirements could have the opposite effect.
Twelve deaths linked to serious home care failures in Sweden
SwedenA safety alarm was handled incorrectly and a care recipient went without food for an extended period, an investigation reveals.
Finnish municipality phases out ultra-processed foods in schools
FinlandThe Bolognese sauce is being remade from scratch with natural ingredients.
Majority of Swedes support monarchy but want Victoria as regent
SwedenVoters under 30 are most positive about the king, while women prefer Victoria as regent.
“Eco-friendly” cattle feed may have negative climate impact
ScienceEnergy-intensive production and long transportation distances consume any potential environmental benefits achieved in the barn.
Comment: Thank you for everything, Ace Frehley!
CultureJan Sundstedt: Ace Frehley's musical legacy cannot be overstated - beyond my personal memories.
Trump and Xi reach trade deal – promise “everlasting peace and success”
WorldBreakthrough in trade war – China to purchase large quantities of American products.
Knife attack on train in England – nine critically injured
EuropePassengers fled in panic – many initially thought it was a Halloween prank.
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 plans data centers in space using Starlink satellites
TechThe AI revolution is driving tech giants to seek storage solutions beyond Earth.
Nordic Council breaks with tradition – opens up to Åland, Faroe Islands and Greenland
The NordicsFollowing protests and demands for equality, the three autonomous regions will now receive permanent seats in the political leadership.
Increased cancer risk linked to covid vaccines
ScienceThe study shows a 69 percent increased risk of prostate cancer and 53 percent for lung cancer among vaccinated individuals.
Danish farmer raises alarm: Bovaer is making my cows sick
DenmarkNow the first Danish dairy farmer dares to come forward – with testimony about feverish animals, stomach cramps and a death.
Halloween – from Celtic harvest festival to pop culture
CultureFrom evil spirits to candy bags – Halloween's transformation through history.
Norwegian buyers rush to purchase electric cars before the New Year
NorwayNorway limits VAT exemption at year-end.
Swedish police warn of growing online abuse targeting children
SwedenCyber investigators call for more education and adult supervision as countermeasures – not bans on apps and games.
China pauses export ban on critical raw materials after summit meeting
EconomyThe US is lowering tariffs in exchange for Chinese measures against fentanyl and energy purchases.



















































