TechFollowing the Las Vegas Cybertruck explosion, Tesla released a significant amount of driver data, raising serious concerns about privacy and data security.
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Sweden to increase repatriation grant to €31,000 for each returning migrant
Sweden“It is a modest expense compared to the significant costs of poor integration”, says Migration Minister Johan Forssell (M).
Wildlife bridges – a Swedish environmental success story
EnvironmentNew wildlife bridges effectively reduce wildlife accidents on Swedish roads, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.
Growing trend: Search engines replaced by AI bots
TechFaster and more personalized responses are expected to change our search habits.
The Biden administration plans a massive arms package for Israel
WorldWill “strengthen Israel's long-term security” with new arms deliveries worth $8 billion.
Professor: Declining birth rate could mean “population collapse”
Sweden"It will change the world completely in the next 50 years", says economics professor Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde.
Swedish PM: Israel’s attacks must be investigated
SwedenThe Prime Minister is waiting to assess whether the hospital attacks in Gaza are compatible with international law.
Warning: Unencrypted texts and calls are vulnerable
TechUse encrypted messaging apps to protect your digital communications, US security authorities urge.
Danish study: Cow’s milk healthier than plant-based
HealthContains more protein and less sugar.
Israel seized secret documents in connection with the Pegasus scandal
WorldAuthorities cracked down on the Israeli surveillance company NSO to prevent state secrets from becoming public knowledge.
The UK’s new weapon against drones: Radio waves
Tech“Directed energy weapons” neutralize flying objects using powerful radio waves.
Eva Vlaardingerbroek: The establishment dreads that Germany will stop feeling guilty
Europe“If Germans finally let go of their World War II guilt complex, it’s game over for the globalist powers”, says the Dutch commentator.
Key legislative changes in Sweden for 2025
SwedenAnonymous witnesses, a new working tax credit and a lower limit for free dental care are some of the laws that will come into force this year.
Sources: Link between attackers in the US
WorldShamsud-Din Jabbar, who attacked New Year's Eve celebrants in New Orleans, and the man who blew up a Tesla outside Trump’s hotel reportedly served at the same army base.
FBI does not believe New Orleans terrorist acted alone
WorldThe alleged perpetrator, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, is said to have a longstanding background in the US Army.
One dead and seven injured as Tesla explodes outside Trump’s hotel
World“Confirmed that the explosion was caused by very large fireworks and/or a bomb carried in the bed of the rented Cybertruck", Elon Musk said.
Avid readers have distinctive brains
Science“That cozy moment on the couch with a book is not only good for you - but for humanity", stresses researcher Mikael Roll.
Researchers: Doomsday prophecies are nothing new
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”.
Carnivorous squirrels discovered
Environment“This was shocking... We had never seen this behavior before", notes biologist Jennifer E. Smith.
Whistleblower: CIA bosses despise Christians
WorldAnyone who said "Merry Christmas" or had a manger scene on their desk risked punishment", says retired CIA officer Kevin Shipp.
USB-C is now a common standard in the EU
Tech“Means better-charging technology, reduced e-waste, and less fuss to find the chargers you need”, according to the European Commission itself.
Musk: “AfD is the last spark of hope for Germany”
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.
Russian media blocked on Telegram in Sweden
TechExtensive censorship on the platform, which previously promoted itself as a privacy and freedom of expression-friendly alternative.
NATO increases military presence in the Baltic Sea
The NordicsJustifies the decision with “possible sabotage” of underwater cables between Finland and Estonia.