WorldThe Mossad secret service headquarters is said to have been one of the targets of Iran's 'Operation True Promise II'.
UN adviser: “Israel wants to dominate the region”
WorldThe Netanyahu government lacks a genuine desire for peace, says Columbia professor Jeffrey Sachs.
Nearly 200 missiles launched at Israel in Iranian retaliation
WorldIran's Revolutionary Guard Corps confirms the attack as revenge for the killing of the Hezbollah leader in Beirut last week.
Israeli army crosses Lebanese border
WorldThe UN and the EU appeal to Israel to refrain from the ground invasion - while the US gives its full support.
Massive Viking grave discovered in Denmark
CultureThe find off the island of Funen has been described as 'sensational'.
Lingonberry juice can be beneficial for oral health
HealthMay also indirectly relieve bowel disease, according to Finnish and Swedish researchers.
Lockdowns may have had a negative impact on children’s vision
ScienceOne in three children is myopic, according to a global study.
Mozilla accused of tracking users
TechPrivacy feature in Firefox tracks users without consent, says privacy protection organisation.
Freedom Party of Austria wins general election
EuropeWon the election by a wide margin - with nearly 30% of the vote according to preliminary results.
Hungarian Foreign Minister: “Peace has become a dirty word”
WorldHungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjarto stresses the importance of diplomacy and respecting the word "peace".
Trump threatens to “Blow Iran to smithereens” over alleged death threats
WorldThe statement comes after reports that Trump's campaign staff was informed of alleged Iranian death threats against him.
Nuclear war would wipe out the Swedes
Science99% of the population would starve to death in the event of a nuclear war between the US and Russia, according to a simulation by scientists.
Peter tried to recover Caritas’ body from the Estonia shipwreck – illegally stopped by authorities
SwedenTook matters into his own hands to bury his dead wife.
One in three Swedes worry about food shortages
EconomyMore than half of the respondents believe that Sweden will not be able to provide for its population in times of crisis.
Photographer captures bird not seen in 55 years
EnvironmentThe elusive New Britain Goshawk was photographed in the New Guinea rainforest.
More Swedes apply for debt restructuring – but most are rejected
Economy“Debt restructuring is not a shortcut, but a last resort”, says Per-Olof Lindh, Department Head at the Swedish Enforcement Authority.
Swedish university makes breakthrough in “massless” battery technology
TechCan be used to store energy and at the same time act as a load-bearing part of the structure of, for example, an electric vehicle.
Alex Jones forced to sell Infowars
WorldThe Infowars profile urges supporters to try to win the court-ordered auction on November 13.
Here is Russia’s list of “destructive neoliberal countries”
WorldCitizens of listed countries are “offered a sanctuary of normality” from what is referred to as “cultural upheaval” in the West.
Chat Control 2.0 backed by Swedish Justice Committee – again
SwedenThe ruling parties and the Social Democrats voted in favor of controversial EU mass surveillance legislation.
Swedish youth choose mobile phones over sex
SwedenMore than half of 18-24 year olds would rather give up sex than their mobile phone, according to a survey by Swappie.
Swedish gangs suspected of attacks in Iceland
The Nordics"A multinational gang based in Sweden is suspected of setting fire to a police car", says Justice Minister Gudrún Hafsteinsdóttir.
Sweden’s foreign minister: “Which groups come here matters”
Sweden"It is less of a problem to receive those who are like us", emphasises the new Foreign Minister, Maria Malmer Stenergard (M).
Macron calls for new world order
World"We must be imaginative enough to think about the peace of tomorrow, a peace in Europe in a new form", says Emmanuel Macron.
Report: Most Swedes use loans or leasing for car purchases
SwedenMost cars are financed by loans or private leasing.
The Swedish government launches AI inquiry
TechWill examine "the need for national adaptations" to the new EU AI regulation.
Northvolt faces pressure following toxic chemical leak
SwedenAccording to reports, staff repeatedly warned about the use of faulty machinery, with no noticeable response from management.
Chemicals may cause early puberty in girls
ScienceEndocrine disruptors are an important explanation for the worrying trend of earlier puberty, according to the researchers behind the study.
Two schools in Sweden licensed for distance learning
SwedenPalmbladskolan in Uppsala and Montessoriskolan Elyseum in Gothenburg can now teach their students at home.
More choose abortions for Down’s syndrome
The NordicsThe number of abortions related to Down's syndrome is increasing in the Nordic countries, according to statistics from the Finnish Institute of Health and Welfare.
Relatives and survivors of the Estonia disaster call for murder investigation
SwedenThey want to bring the bodies home for examination, despite the existing protection of the "sanctity of the grave".
Grand celebration of the 75th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China at Stockholm concert hall
CultureIn addition to the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra, Sweden's new Minister for Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade, Benjamin Dousa, attended the event.
Discord rolls out encryption for both voice and video calls
TechUsers will be able to check whether their conversations are encrypted and confirm the identity of other participants in the conversation.
Spain condemns Israeli bombardment of Lebanon
WorldSpain condemned Israel's air strikes on Lebanon and called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza after hundreds were killed.
UN warns of escalation in Lebanon – risk of full-scale war
WorldThe UN Security Council urges the parties to act swiftly to prevent the conflict from spreading throughout the region.
Israel mass bombs targets in Lebanon – over 274 dead and 1000 injured
WorldAt least 21 children, 39 women and two paramedics were among those killed in the latest attacks on Hezbollah on Monday.
Norwegian chicken farm starts certified halal production
Norway"We want to make the chicken market accessible to more consumers", says Norsk Kylling.
Rapper charged with sex trafficking
WorldAmong other things, Sean "Diddy" Combs is accused of drugging victims and filming the abuse.
Volvo’s electric truck sales stall – invests heavily in combustion engines
TechVolvo sees hydrogen-powered internal combustion engines as an important part of the future of heavy transportation, with commercial launches planned before the end of the decade.
A vibrant garden day with special guests at Bäckaskog Castle
CultureThe garden day at Bäckaskog Castle offered everything from inspiring panel discussions to a wide range of exhibitors, along with the "flower king" Karl Fredrik's poetic readings.