TechThe new video-based AI impresses greatly - while raising deep concerns about video manipulation and artistic professions.
Germany passes Japan as third largest economy
EconomyThe US is still the largest economy in the world – with China in second place.
British PM confronted over vaccine injuries
Europe– I want you to see the pain, trauma and regret in my eyes, vaccine victim John Watt told Rishi Sunak.
Australian PM: “Let Assange come home”
World86 MPs, including the prime minister, voted in favor of the motion to free Julian Assange.
Warmer climate not the reason for shrinking birds
EnvironmentWhy hundreds of bird species have shrunk in recent decades is "one of the great mysteries of our time", scientists say.
More Swedish seniors taking antidepressants
HealthWomen are more often diagnosed with anxiety and depression - but suicide is much more common among men.
Estonia investigation will not be reopened
The Nordics"Nothing to indicate" a collision with a ship, an explosion or the commission of a crime, according to the prosecutor.
Israel bans UN rapporteur
World"The victims of 7/10 were not killed because of their Judaism, but in response to Israeli oppression", Francesca Albanese wrote on X.
Russian opposition leader dead in prison
WorldAlexei Navalny died suddenly while walking in the penal colony in the Ural Mountains, according to the Russian Prison Service.
Pedophile allegations against Spanish carnival
CultureLittle girls dance around with rainbow flags and highly sexualized costumes.
Inadequate knowledge of Swedish among a growing number of doctoral students
SwedenAbout 30 percent of the doctoral students at the University of Gothenburg speak little or no Swedish.
RT: “Pharmaceutical giants experimented on humans in Mariupol”
Europe- We found documents indicating that thousands of people were involved in the experiments, says the journalist, pointing to Pfizer and Astra Zeneca.
Russia and Belarus banned from World Cup
SportThe International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) says it is "not safe" to allow the teams to participate.
Palestinians in Rafah: “Our only refuge is the grave”
World"There will be massacres. There is no other place to go", explains an elderly woman who has already been displaced four times.
Favorite music can reduce pain
ScienceListening to your favorite music can reduce pain by about 25 percent, according to a new study.
Baltic ministers wanted by Russia
EuropeEstonian PM Kaja Kallas is among those wanted for "desecration of historical memory and hostility to Russia".
Billström: “Ukraine is Sweden’s top priority”
Sweden– Supporting Ukraine is our main task in the coming years, promises Sweden's foreign minister.
EU leader tells US: “Slow down arms shipments to Israel”
World"If you believe that too many people are being killed, maybe you should provide less arms in order to prevent so many people being killed", Josep Borrell points out.
Immigration official suspected of selling residency permits
Sweden- The Migration Board is now considering whether to revoke the permit, according to the agency's chief legal officer.
Egypt’s BRICS membership – risky gamble or smart move?
AnalysisCan BRICS be the beacon of hope that Egypt desperately needs?
More Swedish weapons for the war in Ukraine
WorldWeapons producer Saab has no comment on the deliveries.
Independent investigator: Elements of UK government behind Nord Stream attacks
WorldNew findings by Finnish 'data detective' suggest British involvement in the pipeline bombings.
Scientists regrow ‘extinct’ prehistoric tree
EnvironmentOnce thought to be extinct for many millions of years, the wool imitation is now growing in Australia.
Joe Biden’s mental health questioned in report
WorldThe president is described as an "elderly man with impaired memory" and judged to have "diminished capacity".
More people buying used for economic reasons
Economy– Second-Hand trade has established itself as a natural part of Swedish commerce, says Sofia Larsen, CEO of the Swedish Trade Association.
Stoltenberg: “We must prepare for decades of war”
WorldClaims that "Russian aggression" could spread to other countries if Ukraine loses the war.
Danish farmers to protest against carbon tax
DenmarkThreatens to block roads with "hundreds" of tractors if "this madness does not stop".
Alexander Stubb becomes Finland’s next president
FinlandThe liberal-conservative politician has called nuclear weapons a "guarantor of peace" and promises to do "whatever it takes" to support Ukraine.
Swedish government: “Unemployment will continue to rise”
EconomySweden's unemployment rate rose to 8% in 2023.
New species of dinosaur discovered in Scotland
ScienceSaid to belong to a previously unknown species of the genus Darwinopterus.
Nordic postal operator Postnord wants to further extend delivery times
The NordicsThe postal giant has failed to meet the two-day service requirement - and wants to extend it to five days.
Fewer people want to go to war for Finland after NATO membership
FinlandThe defence minister wants to prohibit reservists from "opting out" of the military.
Gina Carano sues Disney for breach of contract
WorldReports that the film company has engaged in a "bullying smear campaign aimed at silencing, destroying & making an example out of me".
Overweight increasingly common in expectant mothers
HealthNearly one in two Swedish mothers had a high BMI - which means an increased risk of several complications.
Tucker Carlson meets Vladimir Putin – read the full interview here
WorldThe President discusses the historical background of the war, US involvement, the risk of global conflict, and the prospects for a lasting peace.
Intelligence agencies allowed to spy on German youth organization
EuropeAccording to German interior minister Nancy Faeser, the nationalist "Young Alternative" has "massive contempt for humanity".
Study: Handwriting better than keyboards for learning ability
Science– Guidelines to ensure that students receive at least a minimum of handwriting instruction could be an adequate step, study author suggests.
CNN employees: “Our coverage of Gaza is journalistic malpractice”
World– Ultimately, CNN’s coverage of the Israel-Gaza war amounts to journalistic malpractice, says one employee.
Energy drinks linked to poorer sleep
HealthEven in moderate amounts, these beverages can have a negative effect on sleep.
Gaza war causes McDonald’s and Starbucks to lose money
WorldThe American chains are perceived as strongly pro-Israeli and are therefore boycotted by Muslims.