ScienceIt was previously thought that girls develop language earlier than boys - but this does not seem to be the case.
Sweden celebrates 500 years since its victory in the war of independence
SwedenHere is the dramatic story behind Gustav Vasa's unlikely rebellion - and Sweden's national day.
Two upcoming films take on the gripping story of the Stockholm bloodbath
CultureChristian II's assumption of royal power in Sweden is set to premiere on the silver screen in 2024.
PKK Flags fly high at “No to NATO” manifestation in Stockholm
SwedenRepresentatives of the Left Party, the Rojava Committees and the Syndicalists, among others, demonstrated against Swedish accession to NATO.
British special forces in covert operations around the world
WorldAccused of executing unarmed people during night raids.
More young people in Sweden use ‘tobacco-free’ nicotine products
SwedenA survey shows an increase in the use of both white snus and e-cigarettes among Swedish teens.
Disneyland organizes “Pride Nite” – Welcomes children
WorldChildren under three years old are admitted free of charge to the gay and transgender party.
Swedish history goes ‘multicultural’ in high-budget SVT series
SwedenThe first Swedes are portrayed by black Africans.
Poland rejects EU migration reform
WorldThe European Commission wants to fine countries that refuse to accept migrants.
Sweden’s animals release album on Spotify
CultureThe Animal welfare organization Djurskyddet has found new ways to make it easier to support their organization.
Swedish prisons overcrowded – more people forced to serve time in custody
SwedenThe number of convicts serving their prison sentences in custody has increased by 110% since 2021.
Ajeet heals through music
CultureAjeet Kaur draws inspiration in the deeply meditative sounds of India - but also from her Irish roots.
“Population replacement policy a verifiable fact”
DebateThe demographic policy pursued in Sweden and Western Europe can be seen as an ongoing population replacement. So writes Kyösti Tarvainen, Associate Professor Emeritus of Systems Analysis.
Target age for retirement in Sweden in 2029 will be 67 years old
SwedenIn 2023, the Swedish retirement age will be raised by one year.
Russia: The US is training ISIS terrorists
WorldWashington is accused of using Islamic militants in a new attempt to destabilize Syria.
New Turkish demands on Sweden – punish Kurdish activists
SwedenWants activists flying the flag of the Kurdish Workers' Party to be "held accountable and stopped".
Trump’s advisor launches community for the unvaccinated
WorldMichael Flynn says membership can provide access to unvaccinated donors as well as dating and business contacts.
Swedish E-Sports Federation becomes a member of the Swedish Sports Confederation
SwedenAfter being rejected in 2021, the Swedish E-Sports Federation was voted in by 108 votes to 71.
All Swedish parliamentary parties take part in ‘multicultural’ political week
Sweden'Diversity' and 'inclusion' are in focus at Järvaveckan.
“Most comprehensive surveillance apparatus in human history”
WorldStrong support among EU governments for new big brother law "Chat Control 2.0", according to leaked EU documents.
Vaccine critic in the EU Parliament: “Covid-19 was an act of biological warfare against humanity”
WorldPowerful actors deliberately manipulated the coronavirus to create a global pandemic, according to Dr. David Martin.
US urges Turkey to approve Sweden’s NATO application
Sweden"The time to forward is now," said US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
Where to go for outdoor cinema in Sweden this summer
SwedenBig Crowd Factory has been organizing free outdoor cinema festivals in Sweden since 2017.
Former primary school teachers least inclined to return to the profession
SwedenWomen are least eager to come back.
Demonstration against Chat Control – Bahnhof CEO warns of risks
TechJan Karlung: "Could become the most comprehensive surveillance apparatus in human history".
Noam Chomsky regularly spent time with Jeffrey Epstein
WorldThe academic and the late sex offender had a more extensive exchange than previously known.
JP Morgan CEO hosts high-profile summit in Shanghai
EconomyFormer Secretaries of State Henry Kissinger and Condoleezza Rice and Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla are among the more well-known participants.
Meta faces record fines for GDPR violations
TechThe tech giant is fined billions for Facebook's breach of the General Data Protection Regulation.
British transgender cyclists excluded from women’s class
WorldNow the cycling association is accused of "furthering a genocide" of transgender people.
Largest T-shirt ever made sets new world record
WorldThe world's largest t-shirt to date is 108.96 meters long and 73.48 meters wide.
Erdogan wins re-election
World"How can it be possible not to love this nation?", the President exclaimed.
Faith in God declines in the US
WorldJust under 50% of Americans are convinced of the existence of God.
How to avoid tick bites this summer
HealthIn addition to chemical products, there are many natural ways to avoid ticks.
More and more parents cannot afford breakfast for their children
EconomyAlmost 20% of young parents in Sweden cannot always afford to give their children breakfast - a year ago the figure was 2%.
JP Morgan boss may be held responsible for Epstein affair
EconomyThe big bank wants the former CEO to be held solely legally responsible for his dealings with the pedophile.
Soaring prices cause more people to consider suicide
EconomySick and disabled Britons are identified as particularly vulnerable to the rising cost of living.
Adidas in politically correct new venture
WorldPromotes biological men in women's swimsuits and funds the violence-promoting black power movement.
Raoul Wallenberg monument inaugurated in Stockholm
SwedenIntended to "remind and motivate in the never-ending fight for human rights and against racism and fascism".
Liberal Youth of Sweden calls for increased immigration
SwedenMigration and economic policy spokesperson Elin Hjelmestam says that Sweden's "skills supply" would otherwise be threatened.