Economy"For ordinary people this is extremely provocative", says Mikael Damberg.
Pfizer plant destroyed by tornado
World50 000 pallets of medicine were reportedly scattered, damaged or destroyed on the site.
Mob sets fire to Swedish embassy in Baghdad
WorldThe building was set on fire by hundreds of angry Muslims.
The Nordic Times hits ten thousand followers on Twitter!
Editorial newsStarting from scratch, the Nordic region's new daily newspaper has attracted an ever-increasing number of readers.
Rothschild advisor: “Ukraine must be guaranteed NATO membership”
WorldMark Sedwill also calls for even more weapons to be delivered, both immediately and in the long term.
The bank expelled Farage for political reasons
World"This story is not just about me. You could be next", the outspoken politician warns.
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BlackRock hires Saudi oil mogul
WorldThe world's largest fund manager will focus more on the Middle East in the future.
Banks reap multi-billion profits during crisis
Economy"It is good that banks make money," says Jens Henriksson, CEO of Swedbank.
High acceptance of violence against women in Germany
WorldOne third of men aged 18-35 admitted to having used violence against their partner.
Food prices expected to rise
Economy"Everything is driven by world market prices," says the CEO of the Swedish Grocery Association.
New Swedish billions for Ukraine
Economy"No priority is more important right now," promises development minister Johan Forsell (M).
Fewer overweight people perceive themselves as overweight
ScienceA study by the University of Luxembourg notes changes in young people's self-image.
Number of prison cells in Sweden may have to quadruple
SwedenNearly 18,000 cells may be needed to accommodate all prisoners.
France opens for shutting down social media platforms
WorldIf inflammatory content is not removed immediately, the platform risks heavy fines or even suspension.
Kvarken Archipelago: Finland’s unique world heritage site
CultureListed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique natural environment shaped by the last ice age.
Less carbon dioxide means less nutrients for plants
ColumnsTege Tornvall: Stockholm Exergi spends a lot of money on removing the plants' vital nutrients.
One in 15 British people have changed their sexual orientation – in six years
ScienceMost common in youth and ethnic minorities.
The Sweden Rock festival turns 30
CultureThe Nordic Times visited the festival with 40,000 visitors, highlighted by Iron Maiden.
FBI in misguided raid against “disinformation” – on behalf of Ukraine
World"Raises grave concerns about the FBI's credibility," according to the US Judiciary Committee.
Sound of Freedom: The film that divides the US
CultureSound of Freedom, a film about child sex trafficking, is criticized by the mainstream media.
NAFO – A harassment network in the service of the Ukrainian war machine
WorldTheir main weapon is a familiar image of a Shiba Inu dog, also known as a doge.
World’s fastest car is made in Sweden
TechThe four-seater is "the fastest car ever made", says Koenigsegg of the new Gemera.
Former CFR head: US the greatest threat to global security
WorldRichard Haass argues that the US has become the greatest source of instability for itself and the world.
Stoltenberg: “Ukraine’s future is in NATO”
WorldHowever, the formal invitation to Ukraine is conditional on victory in the war, the NATO chief added.
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