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
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WikiLeaks founder Assange released
WorldJulian Assange is granted bail and released from a UK maximum security prison.
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Children killed in Ukrainian missile attack
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Shocker: Closeness to nature improves mental wellbeing
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When future NATO chief Rutte was pressured over correspondence with Klaus Schwab
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Study: Most transgender people ‘outgrow’ their diagnosis
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Nick Boström and the struggle to overcome death
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Seven out of ten Europeans think immigration is too high
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Hundreds of Freemasons working in Swedish courts creates conflict of interest
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Google recorded 1000 children
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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
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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
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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
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Sweden’s Greens want to postpone DCA vote: “Ambiguity on Nuclear Weapons”
Sweden"The crucial issue for us is that nuclear weapons on Swedish soil are not dealt with in this treaty", emphasizes spokesperson Amanda Lind.
Sweden’s establishment media promotes criticized DCA agreement
SwedenAll major newspapers continue to trumpet the message that Sweden will be much "safer" with the US military on Swedish soil.
Royal Library to review ‘offensive’ material
SwedenThe Library sets up a Council for National Minorities.
The Black Swan: Controversial Danish documentary exposing organized crime premieres in Sweden
The NordicsThe documentary "The Black Swan" exposes corruption and the links between criminal gangs and the upper echelons of society.
OECD: Sweden ranks worst in Europe for classroom discipline
SwedenThe government is opening up to placing disruptive students in "emergency schools" to calm classrooms.
French freemasons call for fight against National Rally
EuropeThe secretive brotherhood expresses "deep concern about the imminent threat of the far right regaining power".
EU leaders reject Russian peace terms – Serbian President warns of major war
WorldAleksandar Vucic says Europe is "facing a real disaster" and laments that "everyone is talking about war - but no one wants peace".
Study examines mental health benefits of starting school later in the day
SwedenHigh school students in Borås will be allowed to start at nine o'clock during the fall semester.
Honduras to build 20,000-bed mega-prison to combat gang violence
WorldThe country is one of the most dangerous in the world, with tens of thousands of violent gang members keeping the population in fear.
300,000 NATO troops on “high-readiness”
WorldNATO troops could be deployed against Russia within 30 days, according to a senior official.
Stoltenberg calls Russia’s peace plan “a proposal of more aggression”
WorldAccording to Stoltenberg, accepting Moscow's peace proposal would mean that "Russia's goal becomes a reality".
Influential think tank speculates on EU’s future
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Comment: The agenda is clear – continued war at any cost
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Left-wing extremist elected to the European Parliament – avoids prosecution for attempted murder
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Kevin Spacey confesses to flying on ‘Lolita Express’
WorldHe admits to flying with Jeffrey Epstein, but claims they were not "friends".
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