WorldSoldiers stormed into the channel's offices - spreading "untrue content" according to the occupying forces.
WorldSoldiers stormed into the channel's offices - spreading "untrue content" according to the occupying forces.
World"Somehow it’s a crime when Russia does it to us, but good 'information ops' when we want to discredit Beijing’s Belt & Road initiatives worldwide", writes Marcus Stanley at The Quincy Institute.
TechAI has revolutionized the ability to automate complex tasks.
Finland"It is difficult to say for sure why girls' excessive use of the Internet has increased significantly. One possible reason is that girls are using social media more".
EconomyWhile the national average price increase is 15.2%, prices have risen by more than 30% in many municipalities.
WorldTwo days after the devastating pager attacks in Lebanon, Israel launched airstrikes against southern Lebanon in what was described as a "new phase" in the conflict with Hezbollah.
WorldIn the first half of 2023, electric vehicles accounted for more than 500 battery fires.
World"A flagrant disregard for the right to life and for the laws of armed conflict", the human rights organization said after over 30 people were killed and thousands wounded in Lebanon and Syria by exploding electronic devices.
EnvironmentThe elephant solves the electric fence puzzle.
TechWorld-class hardware – acclaimed for its display, camera, and performance – meets the world’s most secure mobile OS. The best of both worlds.
SwedenMedia are not obliged to disclose material from the riots in Rosengård in 2023, the Supreme Court rules.
EuropeSeveral of the fires were set, according to Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, who promises tough "repressive action" against such crimes "committed in the name of particular interests".
World"Republicans go to the floor of the Congress and they parrot Russian talking points", Hillary Clinton fired off on American television.
TechControversial AI feature Recall should not be an "on-off feature" in Windows, according to Microsoft CEO Brandon LeBlanc.
EuropeWants to strengthen its own control over the country's asylum policy.
EconomyThe US tech giant was accused of abusing its dominant position in the advertising market - and escaped a €1.49 billion fine.
EuropeRailway company gives staff dispensation - deplores migrants' behavior on public transport.
Iceland96% of Icelandic women say they prefer Kamala Harris to Donald Trump.
TechDitch Google's input apps and keep what you type and speak private on your phone.
WorldThe US whistleblower describes the mass bombings in Lebanon, allegedly carried out by Israeli intelligence, as "a horrific precedent".
ScienceThe SpaceX mission will be the first to fly over both polar regions.
WorldIsraeli intelligence is believed to be behind Tuesday's wave of explosions that reportedly injured thousands of people in Lebanon.
TechHowever, the EU and Brazil are exempt from data scraping.
Economy"It is deeply worrying that the number of children affected by evictions remains at such a high level. Every child affected by an eviction is in a very vulnerable situation"
Environment"Higher income correlated with children participating in more outdoor activities", the researchers note.
The NordicsKnown criminal networks based in Sweden are described by the police as a serious threat in northern Norway.
Sweden“Police trainees should be able to have their student loans repaid or written off under certain conditions”, confirms the Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson.
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WorldFBI confirms arrest - 58-year-old Democratic supporter suspected in attack.
CultureFairplay, a US-based organization, is now calling for stricter rules to protect minors.
ScienceGirls' brains were significantly more affected than boys' by the lockdowns during the coronavirus crisis, according to a US study.
SwedenOne in five secondary school teachers is afraid students will bring weapons to school.
World“We want them to have real experiences with real people”, said Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
SwedenSeven out of ten don't have enough time to do their jobs, which could lead to major societal problems.
EnvironmentThe researchers hope that the findings can "help inform future policies, safeguarding these pristine environments for future generations".
SwedenSalar Zandi extorted sex and money from foreign prostitutes at knife- and gunpoint. He has now been sentenced to seven years and ten months in prison.
TechWe take the fight against corporate snooping, mass government surveillance and criminal phone tapping through firm open source principles and secure products.
SwedenNooshi Dadgostar argues that Israel is "trampling on international law" and that Sweden must therefore also boycott Israeli weapons.
SwedenThe insurance company Folksam has reviewed all registered claims and says that the “unlucky day” seems to be just a persistent myth.
Culture“Omission of hair as a protected characteristic from the law has facilitated everyday discrimination and the normalization of afro hair as inferior in every sphere of life”, they warn.
Sweden"People who have come to Sweden may feel that life has not turned out as they had planned, that they long to return to their home country but lack the finances or other things to do so".
WorldA decision is expected shortly that will allow Kiev to attack major Russian cities.
SwedenImmigration of people with darker skin and the tendency of Swedes to spend more time indoors, might be two possible explanations.
EuropeThe government now says that Germans must be protected from Islamist terrorism and crime.
Sweden"The Court concluded that two of the statements were false or involved such a distortion of the facts as to be misleading within the meaning of the Act".