Sweden"Anti-state narratives and conspiracy theories" risk becoming a constitutional threat, according to the Swedish Security Service (Säpo) - which appeals to Swedes to "refrain from spreading dubious messages".

ScienceJenny Piper: Those who warned about the long-term effects of mRNA vaccines were dismissed as quacks and conspiracy theorists. But new findings show that their fears were well founded.

WorldSupposed to fight extremist propaganda from Islamist terrorists - but soon started censoring its own citizens instead.

World"No free speech, no deal. It is as simple as that", said a source close to the Trump administration.

TechEnters into new agreement with Bilderberg profile Peter Thiel's controversial tech company Palantir.

WorldRejects the Scottish Government's interpretation and rules that men who have "changed sex" cannot be considered women under the Equality Act.

SwedenOutraged Swedes are fed up with the provocations of climate alarmists and are demanding that the culprits be sentenced to prison - or forced to dig peat themselves as punishment.

SwedenAccording to Johan Hederstedt, the fact that Sweden is borrowing an equivalent of €27.5 billion for "the biggest rearmament since the Cold War" is not enough - NATO will demand much more than that.

SwedenKarlis Neretnieks believes that Sweden must follow Finland's lead - and that today's anti-personnel mines cannot be compared to those that kill thousands of civilians around the world every year.

SwedenJenny Piper: The military-industrial complex is using Ukraine as a playground and has no interest in stopping the suffering it has created.

Sweden"There are many issues that were previously unthinkable, but which have been reconsidered in this serious global situation", argues Douglas Thor.

Science"Looking at it really gives you an awe about the sense of complexity in the brain that is very much akin to looking up at the stars at night".

Sweden"Some say they simply don't want to have children, others say they value their freedom, and some say they are afraid of the climate threat", explains midwife and professor Tanja Tydén.

Economy"We had good conditions for getting the economy going. But then this happened - the trade war has materialized", regrets Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson.

World"We have homegrown criminals that push people into subways, that hit elderly ladies on the back of the head with a baseball bat when they're not looking, that are absolute monsters".

WorldOne million illegal migrants are to be deported in one year, according to several federal officials. But the mass deportation program risks being a complicated story.

WorldAccording to Reuters, the envoy Steve Witkoff emphasized that control over the territories is effectively Russian.

SwedenFrom a handful of mosques in the year 2000 to around 300 today, the number is rapidly spreading across the country.

SwedenOnly in 27 of the 100 largest municipalities are there no recorded shootings, according to available data.

ScienceThe startling study was published in the journal Public Health Policy and the Law - the researchers appeal for "further urgent investigations".

Sweden"Do we always have to be the experimental municipality?" asks Magnus Gustafsson (C), who is critical of the decision.

DebateOpen cooperation represents the trend of history and mutual benefit is what the people want, writes WAN Degang, Charge d'Affairs of the Chinese Embassy in Sweden.

WorldCriticized Socialist Interior Minister Nancy Faeser for hating free speech - even forced to apologize to her in writing.

SwedenSex crime suspect Center Party top Gustav Hemming angry that Region Stockholm has yet to decide if he will receive taxpayer millions.

SwedenThe heated bronze blanket is to commemorate the victims of the 2017 Drottninggatan terror attack - but is dismissed as "bland and mundane".

WorldJenny Piper: The current state of affairs can be described as an acute psychosis, where the risks of tensions escalating into open civil confrontations are increasingly likely.

World"This is the American dream - for Muslims".

Sweden"If the military target is hit and civilians suffer minor 'collateral damage', it must be accepted as an inevitable part of warfare", argues Ove Bring.

Sweden"Stopping a spiral of violence that risks leading us all to our deaths is one of the main tasks of politics", stresses Frida Stranne, noting that peace efforts require both courage and intelligence.