WorldThe former wanted al-Qaeda terrorist appears to be moderately interested in embracing secular Western customs.
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Nationalist party allowed to form government in Austria
EuropeThe national populist Freedom Party is also critical of the West's sanctions against Russia and its unlimited military aid to Ukraine.
Trudeau forced to resign after growing discontent
WorldBoth the opposition and his own party sought to remove the Prime Minister, making the situation untenable for Klaus Schwab's favorite.
Indonesia becomes the tenth BRICS member state
WorldIt is the largest economy in Southeast Asia and the fourth most populous in the world.
Microsoft invests $80 billion in AI
Tech"AI promises to drive innovation and boost productivity in every sector of the economy," it states.
Sweden sets new records in cocaine seizures
SwedenSweden is expected to become an increasingly important transit country in the drug trade.
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UN: Israeli attacks turn hospitals into death traps
WorldHuman rights body OHCHR points to systematic approach - and questions claims that hospitals are used as “terror bases”.
Bilderberg icon’s AI technology trains killer drones to identify Russians.
WorldNew technology from Palantir will automate the killing - described as part of the “first AI-driven war”.
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.
Desertions a growing problem for Ukraine
WorldMore cases of desertion in 2024 than in the two previous years of war, according to data from the Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office.
Denmark updates national coat of arms – removes claims to Sweden
The Nordics“This is one of the biggest disputes in Scandinavian history and it has had bloody consequences... Tens of thousands of people have died", says Professor Dick Harrison.
Musk compares Soros to Star Wars villain
WorldJoe Biden chooses to honor the influential globalist and currency speculator with America's highest civilian honor.
Police used Tesla driver data: “A double-edged sword”
TechFollowing the Las Vegas Cybertruck explosion, Tesla released a significant amount of driver data, raising serious concerns about privacy and data security.
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.
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!
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.
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.
