SwedenThe Swedish Almedalen week has been criticized for lack of substance and engagement from party leaders.
Survey: Only one-third of Swedish government officials would report illegal immigrants
Sweden28% of Swedish civil servants would be more likely to violate the reporting law if it were in force, according to a survey.
Four out of ten young Norwegians have had suicidal thoughts
Norway- I was surprised that it was so bad, says Adrian Lorentsson, head of the Norwegian youth mental health organization Mental Helse Ungdom.
600,000 Sudanese have fled to Chad
World"The influx of refugees shows no signs of abating", the UNHCR warns.
“Call My Name: Macedonia”
DebateThe "Call My Name" campaign strengthens the efforts of Australia's Macedonian diaspora to confront the "reckless denialist policies" imposed by "fake liberal democracies" like the US and the EU, writes Ordan Andreevski.
Kristersson promises big investment in mass surveillance
Sweden"We are launching a major camera offensive", the Swedish Prime Minister proclaims, promising to "expand cameras throughout the country".
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Laguz – The rune of water
CultureDiscover the secrets of Laguz - the last rune of the natural elements.
Russia blocks EU broadcasters in retaliation for EU media bans
WorldThe EU shuts down four more Russian media outlets - now Moscow is responding by blocking Sweden's SR and SVT, among others.
Assange faces £520K flight debt after bail release
WorldThe price tag is £520,000 and Wikileaks is now appealing for donations.
Mark Rutte to be new NATO chief
WorldThe Bilderberg veteran is described by Jens Stoltenberg as a "strong leader" and a "true friend of transatlantic cooperation".
Gothenburg’s administrative court halts Israel boycott
Sweden"There are strong reasons to believe that the board's decision to, among other things, stop purchasing products labeled with the origin of certain states is illegal", they write.
Three out of five Finns worry about the economy
Finland59% of the country's population worry about their finances at least once a month.
World Economic Forum organizes power conference in China
World"Dalian will increase the influence of the forum" promises the North Chinese city's mayor Chen Shaowang.
200 university employees support pro-Palestinian student protests
Sweden"When you see what is happening in Gaza with 5,000 students killed, the University of Gothenburg must be able to take a stand on this issue", says sociology professor Håkan Thörn.
US correspondent for major Swedish newspaper quits – fed up with dishonest US coverage
Sweden"The important thing is no longer that the texts are true and factual, but how they 'risk being perceived'", writes Malin Ekman in her resignation letter.
Supreme Court rejects presidential candidate’s covid lawsuits
WorldTwo lawsuits filed by Children's Health Defense, founded by Robert F. Kennedy Jr, have been rejected by the US Supreme Court.
WikiLeaks founder Assange released
WorldJulian Assange is granted bail and released from a UK maximum security prison.
Scientists doubt that sunscreen protects against skin cancer
Science"There are no scientific studies that have shown that sunscreen reduces the risk of skin cancer", says Bengt Järvholm, professor of public health at Umeå University.
Comment: The cluster bomb attack we don’t talk about
WorldJenny Piper: Cluster bombs are illegal and targeting civilians is a war crime, but in the West the establishment is silent - for them human life means nothing.
Children killed in Ukrainian missile attack
WorldUS ATACMS missiles fired by Ukrainian forces reportedly killed four people and injured more than 150.
Swedish MP who voted against ‘gender swap’ bill punished by her party
Sweden"As punishment for voting against the legal gender change for 16-year-olds, I am leaving the Civil Affairs Committee", Ellen Juntti confirms.
Pettson and Findus celebrate 40 years
CultureThe 18 childrens' books have sold a total of 15 million copies worldwide.
Shocker: Closeness to nature improves mental wellbeing
Environment"The amount of nature in the form of green space in our immediate environment and where we spend our time each day has an impact on our mental health", the researchers emphasize.
When future NATO chief Rutte was pressured over correspondence with Klaus Schwab
WorldBack in 2021, an uncomfortable Mark Rutte was asked about Klaus Schwab's book Covid-19: The Great Reset during a hearing in Parliament.
Researchers’ new method to restore coral reefs: “Incredible recovery”
Environment"Possible to restore even heavily damaged reefs to healthy, functional systems within relatively short periods of time," explains researcher Tim Lamont.
Study: Most transgender people ‘outgrow’ their diagnosis
ScienceTwo out of three young people diagnosed with gender dysphoria will no longer identify as the opposite sex within five years, study shows.
Nick Boström and the struggle to overcome death
CultureOne of the leading figures in the global transhumanist movement.
Seven out of ten Europeans think immigration is too high
EuropeBulgarians, Czechs and Hungarians are the most negative about mass immigration and its consequences.
Hundreds of Freemasons working in Swedish courts creates conflict of interest
SwedenThere are cases where judges, prosecutors, and attorneys are all members of the same local Masonic Lodge.
Google recorded 1000 children
WorldThe globalist tech giant is once again in the spotlight for data collection scandals.
Midsummer – a celebration of life, love and magic
CultureToday is Midsummer's Eve – here is the story of the traditional Nordic celebration.
UN report: Israel is committing “extermination” in Gaza
WorldAccuses the Israeli army of targeting civilians, murder, forced displacement, sexual violence, and the use of starvation as a method of warfare.
Russia: “Ukraine will never join NATO”
World"This will never happen. I hope Mr. Stoltenberg understands this", said Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.
Police: Summer holidays increase the risk of children being recruited by criminal gangs
SwedenFewer activities and less contact with adults at school and during leisure time make it easier for children to be exploited.
Doctors warn of staff shortages this summer
Sweden"The lack of staff means that important care is not provided, but it also means that care is difficult to scale up in an acute crisis", says Sofia Rydgren Stale, President of the Swedish Medical Association.
Kansas sues vaccine giant
World"Pfizer misled the public that it had a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine", according to the State Attorney General.
Swedish government backs EU mass surveillance directive
EuropeWants to monitor all citizens' calls, chats, photos and videos - without any suspicion of crime. "Worse than East Germany's Stasi," warns expert.
Mannaz – The rune of Man
CultureThe astounding symbolism of the Mannaz rune continues to baffle modern researchers.
Bilderberg veteran to be new NATO chief
WorldDutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte succeeds Jens Stoltenberg as secretary general of the US-led military alliance.
Nvidia surpasses Microsoft to become the world’s highest valued company
EconomyThe semiconductor company's market capitalization is just over $3.3 trillion, slightly higher than Bill Gates' IT giant.
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