Science"Who decides how language models are trained, on what types of texts and with what purpose?", asks Olof Sundin.
Kirk’s final words about Israel lobby: “I cannot and will not be bullied”
WorldPublished text messages reveal that the conservative commentator was under strong pressure from Jewish donors.
Meet Nextcloud – the collaboration platform that fully replaces Microsoft 365
TechNow the license-free and open alternative can offer your company full control over your document management, communication and related services.
Israel pays influencers $7,000 per post in secret propaganda campaign
WorldMillions of Americans are being manipulated on social media without understanding that the content is funded by Israel.
Islamist leader monitored by Swedish security police – now celebrated drone specialist in Ukraine
WorldViktor Gaziev claims that Swedish authorities pressured him to join the war with promises of citizenship for his ex-wife.
Nigerians flock to tax-funded Finnish culinary education
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.
Newly elected German mayor targeted in attempted murder – family member prime suspect
EuropeThe police are currently ruling out any political motive.
Swedish government proposal: Scraps nuclear power ban along coast and archipelago
Tech"We need the opportunity to evaluate all suitable locations for new nuclear power", says Swedish Climate and Environment Minister Romina Pourmokhtari.
Telenor faces lawsuit over human rights abuses in Myanmar
NorwayVictims and relatives demand hundreds of millions in damages after Telenor customer data was used to track, arrest and execute regime critics.
Matrix 8 Pro with GrapheneOS delivers top-class security, privacy and performance
TechWorld-class hardware – acclaimed for its display, camera, and performance – meets the world’s most secure mobile OS. The best of both worlds.
Three criminal networks responsible for half of gang violence in Sweden
SwedenOf 50 mapped criminal networks in Sweden, three stand out and are responsible for the most serious violence – despite police dedicating enormous resources to stopping them.
Merz acknowledges: The West’s attractiveness is waning
World"It is no longer a given that the world will orient itself towards us and follow our values of liberal democracy", laments the former BlackRock executive.
Gävle restaurant shooting: Arrested 13-year-old known to police
SwedenThe boy is suspected of, among other things, six counts of attempted murder.
YouTubers invest in their own businesses – ad revenues are unpredictable
CultureSo this is how MrBeast and other mega-stars build business empires alongside the video platform and generate million-dollar revenues with their side businesses.
Study: Diet crucial against obesity – not activity level
HealthSedentary and physically active people can burn almost the same amount in a day, new study shows.
EU: Europeans must reduce water consumption
WorldThe European Commission's strategy is intended to "help the EU and member states manage water better", it is claimed.
Orbán warns of Europe’s extinction: “A nation without children has no future”
World"The West chooses replacement through migration, we choose our families and our children", argues Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
FBI breaks ties with ADL after absurd extremist list
WorldFBI Director Kash Patel states that his predecessor "dishonored the FBI" by writing love letters to the Jewish power group ADL.
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.
Bitcoin reaches new record – surpasses $125,000 in value
EconomyThe cryptocurrency rose to a new record of $125,689 on Sunday, driven by a broader risk rally and concerns surrounding the US government shutdown.
Conservation or animal cruelty? Denmark’s rewilding projects under fire
EnvironmentCattle and horses grazing freely year-round have recreated lost ecosystems in Denmark – at a price that animal welfare organizations call unacceptable.
Gold rush in eastern Finland – billions await below ground
FinlandFinnish mining company Endomines plans sevenfold production increase by 2030 – new gold discoveries near Russian border believed to be worth billions of euros.
Your battery life reveals more than you think
TechNaomi Brockwell: If your phone is dead by dinnertime even when you barely use it, something else is doing the work.
Finland faces multimillion lawsuit over illegal boarding of Eagle S
Finland"The shipping company believes that the Finnish state owes them money due to the illegal seizure of the vessel", says lawyer Herman Ljungberg.
Putin: West’s pursuit of world hegemony created multipolar order
WorldThe Russian president accused Western powers and their "servants in Kiev" of sacrificing Ukrainians as pawns in a geopolitical game.
Elon Musk plans Wikipedia rival – building encyclopedia with AI
TechWikipedia is accused of becoming a left-liberal propaganda tool where dissenting voices are systematically smeared and censored.
Venezuela: American fighter jets off our coast
WorldThe Pentagon refuses to reveal which cartels the United States is at "war" with.
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!
Norwegian-led training base for Ukrainian soldiers opened in Poland
WorldCamp Jomsborg can accommodate 1,200 soldiers at a time and will train Ukrainian troops in drone warfare.
Study: Divorce harms young children’s development
ScienceChildren with divorced parents performed worse in almost all developmental areas compared to children from intact families.
Swedish Police: Children killed while carrying out bombings for criminals
SwedenChildren have suffered burns, had their hands blown off, or been killed when criminal networks exploit them for bomb and arson attacks.
Hungary: Brussels prepares for war – and Europeans will pay the price
Europe"We don't want war, we don't want migration, we don't want gender madness, and we don't want Hungarians' money to be siphoned off to Ukraine", emphasizes Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó.
More young Swedes skeptical of democracy
SwedenOnly 23 percent feel they have the opportunity to influence society.
Stoltenberg’s call: Sacrifice welfare to stop Putin
World"We must remember that the highest cost is to let Putin win", declares Norway's finance minister.
Wikipedia’s founder on his life’s work: “A propaganda tool”
WorldReveals that 85 percent of the platform's most powerful editors are anonymous, how conservative sources are blacklisted, and that the CIA has edited content.
Finland’s wolf population grows dramatically
Environment"The number of individuals has grown by a full 46 percent compared to last year", says Mia Valtonen at the Finnish Natural Resources Institute.
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.
Tony Blair could gain power over Gaza
WorldThe war hawk and globalist who has been instrumental in destabilizing the Middle East is now seeking a leading role in governing post-war Gaza.
Sweden invests billions in roads and railways – will take 25 years to catch up
SwedenDecades of deprioritized maintenance mean that Sweden's railway system is not expected to be in proper condition until 2050.
Austrian armed forces switch to open source
TechMicrosoft Office is being dumped in favor of LibreOffice across all 16,000 workplaces with the aim of strengthening the country's digital sovereignty and independence.
“How educating girls became a cornerstone of China’s progress”
DebateWen Ying writes about the lesson in the transformative power of linking gender equality to national development.
Ukraine recruits over 10,000 prisoners to fight in the army – even convicted killers
WorldThe head of the penal colony reports that half have already been killed in the fighting.
Baltic Sea in critical condition – fishing bans no longer sufficient
EnvironmentA complete fishing ban in the Baltic Sea would not be sufficient for fish stocks to recover, according to a new EU report.
Orbán: Brussels talks about peace but plans war
World"Young are taken to the front and our assets are sooner or later seized", Hungarian Prime Minister warns of the consequences of EU leaders' war agenda.
Anthropic challenges Google and OpenAI with new AI flagship model
TechAI company Anthropic launches Claude Sonnet 4.5, which is described as the company's most advanced AI system to date.