Science“That cozy moment on the couch with a book is not only good for you - but for humanity", stresses researcher Mikael Roll.

Science“In fact, we have always been as close or as far from an apocalypse, if by that we mean a global catastrophe that wipes out or radically alters life”.

WorldAnyone who said "Merry Christmas" or had a manger scene on their desk risked punishment", says retired CIA officer Kevin Shipp.

World“Portraying the AfD as right-wing is patently false, as party leader Alice Weidel has a same-sex partner from Sri Lanka", the tech billionaire declared.

TechExtensive censorship on the platform, which previously promoted itself as a privacy and freedom of expression-friendly alternative.

The NordicsJustifies the decision with “possible sabotage” of underwater cables between Finland and Estonia.

WorldThe British Prime Minister hired an Israeli spy to monitor the social media accounts of his own party members.

Sweden543 Swedes lost their lives in the tsunami disaster 20 years ago. Survivors received support from their families – but almost no help from authorities or healthcare services.

CultureThe farmstead gnome, a revered figure in Nordic folklore, was both protector and trickster – bringing fortune to those who respected him and mischief to those who did not.

World"For national security and freedom worldwide, US ownership and control of Greenland is an absolute necessity", according to Donald Trump.

CultureJenny Nyström, the beloved "mother of the Swedish jultomte" transformed Christmas traditions through her art. Her legacy endures, bringing warmth and wonder to generations in Sweden and beyond.

WorldPutin calls Ukraine's leaders "godless" and accuses them of targeting the Orthodox Church.

SwedenA quarter of Swedes appreciate if Christmas discussions with family members become heated.

Culture“Christmas celebrations are a strong Swedish tradition", says the tradition expert.

Science"It’s not just cashlessness. I feel that human beings have disappeared. We live like robots; click here, click that. Digitization has made people lonely".

Editorial newsThe Nordic Times celebrates its second anniversary as a leading independent Nordic newspaper.

WorldThe Kenyans were forced to watch up to 1,500 video clips a day, including murder, necrophilia, bestiality, and child abuse.

The NordicsHere's what Swedes, Norwegians and Danes think is best about Christmas.

EuropeA doctor in his 50s from Saudi Arabia has been arrested after driving into a crowd of people at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, killing several people.