World– We're going to charge countries for doing business in our country and taking our jobs, said Donald Trump.
World– We're going to charge countries for doing business in our country and taking our jobs, said Donald Trump.
Science"There are significantly more unusual, odd, and traffic-hazardous behaviors among e-scooter riders compared to other road users", researchers note.
TechAI has revolutionized the ability to automate complex tasks.
SwedenAdel Shalabi, director of Uppsala University Hospital, received hundreds of thousands from companies in the pharmaceutical and medical technology industry.
Sweden"Need to do what we can here and now to further strengthen Ukraine's defense capabilities", stresses Liberal Party leader Johan Pehrson.
TechNo longer possible for Echo users to opt out of data collection.
Sweden"Often, suspicions of corruption are dealt with under employment law by buying out employees. The risk is that the person can then continue their criminal activities in other public workplaces".
TechJapanese company Elecom has launched the first commercial power bank with a salt battery.
Denmark"President Donald Trump is serious and means business. He wants Greenland", warns the Danish Prime Minister.
TechWorld-class hardware – acclaimed for its display, camera, and performance – meets the world’s most secure mobile OS. The best of both worlds.
WorldEveryone in the White House is said to agree that Mike Waltz is a "fucking idiot" - after he accidentally invited a journalist to a secret chat group about US war plans.
Norway– My fever rose above 40 degrees, my body burned internally and I screamed in pain: 'This is what it feels like to die', says Norwegian journalist Lise Sørensen.
WorldThe Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg was inadvertently invited to a secret chat group with the top US political leadership - and was able to follow discussions about bombing Yemen.
SwedenThe same trend is visible throughout the Nordic region and RFSU wants to see greater efforts to help young people understand the importance of protecting themselves and their partners.
Europe“Western security services are behind the color revolution as they want to put a new government in power", said Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin.
SwedenHas systematically imported labor from the third world. At the battery factory in Skellefteå, just over one in three employees comes from outside the EU.
World“How many cheeseburgers can be bought for 1,000,000 hryvnia?” asks a man in the criticized recruitment video.
WorldDeputy Secretary-General James Appathurai calls on member states to quickly “climate-proof” their military forces.
TechDitch Google's input apps and keep what you type and speak private on your phone.
SwedenThanks to new DNA technology, a 23-year-old who was previously acquitted in the district court has now been convicted of a murder in Eskilstuna in 2018.
CultureThe British video blogger is hitchhiking 2,000km through the eastern part of the country to find out if the situation is as bad as Westerners have been taught in their media.
SwedenParents are happier drinking alcohol or watching football than spending time with their children, says Erik Angner.
WorldTrump has “determined that it is no longer in the national interest for the following individuals to access classified information”.
Sweden“Hungary has essentially promised to throw a wrench in the works of this process, and we find that appalling”, said the Swedish Prime Minister.
World530,000 people from Haiti, Nicaragua, Cuba and Venezuela have one month to leave the US.
SwedenMore often than not, men imprisoned for violent or sexual crimes continue their criminal career after serving their sentence.
Finland“It’s very important now to get a message from Europe that the military, political and economic support continues”, declared Alexander Stubb.
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TechNaomi Brockwell: Here are the lessons I wish I had learned sooner - and the steps you can take now, before you wish you had.
CultureThe animated TV series is used to “test public reaction and prepare people for different events”, according to Aynur Birgalin.
Europe“The proposal now on the table is a direct threat to Swedish interests”, says Beatrice Timgren (SD).
WorldNew legislation now prohibits the traditional form of injuring or killing the bull.
Europe“NGOs use EU funding to pressure national governments into adopting gender identity laws, bypassing national sovereignty", writes sociologist Ashley Frawley.
The Nordics“Finnish society is very flexible when it comes to life transitions. This is one of the keys to a happy life", say researchers.
WorldAttorney General Pamela Bondi believes the attacks should be classified as “domestic terrorism” and promises to punish those responsible.
Europe“We won’t let woke ideology endanger our kids", Viktor Orbán asserts.
TechWe take the fight against corporate snooping, mass government surveillance and criminal phone tapping through firm open source principles and secure products.
Economy“It is incredibly difficult for smaller players to break into the market", says Jörgensen, pointing out that a lack of competition risks leading to higher prices.
Sweden“It’s not individual grocery stores that have created this situation. It’s crop failures, inflation, and more. The same situation exists across Europe”, says Jacob Wallenberg.
DenmarkPokémon LEGO kits will be released on the market next year.
TechFreja expands - offers international e-identification without the need for a Swedish personal identity number.
World“With this decision, we are sending a clear message: Our countries are prepared and can use every necessary measure to defend our territory and freedom", it stated.
Economy“The best seller is Russian honey, it's a big hit", says a shop assistant in Beijing.
WorldItamar Ben-Gvir “welcomes the return of the State of Israel, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to intense fighting”.
Health“This change puts the clinical picture on the table and forces us to act and think differently", says researcher and psychologist Elin Lindsäter.