WorldCasino magnate Miriam Adelson has used her fortune to shape US policy toward Israel through massive donations to Trump and the Republican Party.

WorldThe delivery of Tomahawks risks seriously escalating the conflict.

EconomyRare earth elements are found in everything from your phone to fighter jets – now control over them has become the new geopolitical battleground.

Sweden"Islam must adapt in Sweden", emphasizes the leader of the Christian Democrats (KD).

WorldThe Nordic Times has visited the Xinjiang region and uncovered three decades of overlooked terrorism in what has today become one of the world's safest countries.

CultureAntonetta wants to help free spirits find each other on new dating site.

WorldJournalist Max Blumenthal argues that the prize awarded to the Venezuelan opposition leader is "a green light for regime change war."

ScienceMemory difficulties and concentration problems are increasing dramatically among Americans under 40.

Tech"It is we who hand over power over our lives, our courage, faith, and ultimately ourselves", says Carl Öhman, researcher at the Department of Political Science at Uppsala University.

EnvironmentDeclining levels since the 2000s, but the PFAS problem is far from solved, shows study from the Swedish Museum of Natural History.

EuropeAt the same time as billions are flowing out to Ukraine and immigration is streaming into Germany, Germans are expected to work longer hours.

Europe"Soy sausage" and "veggie burgers" will soon be called something else, following the European Parliament's vote on Wednesday.

Science"Who decides how language models are trained, on what types of texts and with what purpose?", asks Olof Sundin.

WorldPublished text messages reveal that the conservative commentator was under strong pressure from Jewish donors.

WorldMillions of Americans are being manipulated on social media without understanding that the content is funded by Israel.

WorldViktor Gaziev claims that Swedish authorities pressured him to join the war with promises of citizenship for his ex-wife.

FinlandHalf of this year's 4,000 applications to the tuition-free education came from Nigeria – now the Finnish government wants them to pay themselves.

EuropeThe police are currently ruling out any political motive.

NorwayVictims and relatives demand hundreds of millions in damages after Telenor customer data was used to track, arrest and execute regime critics.