World"The level of suffering we are witnessing in Gaza is unprecedented in my mandate as secretary-general of the United Nations", UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said.

World“Telegram is harmful. I have never been afraid to say this. It is a threat to our national security. I am stating this very clearly”, claims Kirill Budanov.

World“The international world order is under threat in a way we haven’t seen since the Cold War”, warn the heads of the CIA and MI6.

World"Those involved in unscrupulous behavior will be sought out, caught, and prosecuted", the Republican presidential candidate promises.

World"Let's make this fall a time when Russian aggression falls - in a way that ends the war and restores the reliable international security order".

WorldThe presidential candidate claims that he has "done more for Israel than anyone else" and that American Jews must vote for him - if they want Israel to exist in the future.

Sweden"We are in an acute and national crisis where children are being used as child soldiers by adults", Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson said leader during a press conference.

Sweden"Every time that happens I think it should be grounds for a report of concern to social services so that social services can really intervene", says Paulina Brandberg.

World"They are sitting on a trillion dollars' worth of minerals that could be good to our economy, so I want to keep helping our friends in Ukraine", Lindsey Graham declared.

Sweden"Jan Axelsson has, through gross negligence, failed to remove messages that appear to contain incitement against ethnic groups", the prosecutor said.

TechPavel Durov wants Telegram to become a "safer" place, and says this process has already begun internally. Meanwhile, the messaging service's FAQ has been quietly updated.

SwedenRefers to the confidentiality of the investigation and will not answer what happened, where the crime occurred, or if anyone was injured.

WorldThe conflict risks escalating further if the Biden administration accedes to Kiev's wishes.

World"Too many member states are opposing the work of the International Criminal Court to release arrest warranty against (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu and those responsible for the work of genocide in Palestine".

World"It’s possible he may step down voluntarily or be pushed out; what is certain is that, at some point, he will die", says former CIA analyst.

Norway“We must be clear that crimes have consequences. Juvenile sentences should not be optional", declared Minister of Justice Emilie Enger Mehl.

WorldEpstein's “black book” is believed to include a large number of celebrities and power brokers.

ScienceIn several products, PFAS levels were higher than the permitted limits for drinking water in European countries.

ColumnsTege Tornvall: Although carbon dioxide is needed and scarce in the atmosphere, we are spending hundreds of billions of SEK that do not yet exist to reduce the levels.

World“Britain and Israel have so much to gain by standing together against our common enemies for the sake of a safer world”, says Ephraim Mirvis.

SwedenChildren as young as five or six attend the violence-affected school, where "security" is described as a keyword that permeates daily life.

WorldSeveral ministers submitted their resignations yesterday - and now it seems that Dmytro Kuleba is also leaving the government.

CultureThe trailer for the politically correct interpretation is estimated to have been 'disliked' by over a million viewers so far.

WorldA recent report commissioned by the Ministry of Defense stresses that the country “should move closer to Western security alliances”.

TechElon Musk says the judge, Alexandre de Moraes, is the de facto "dictator of Brazil" who is doing everything he can to silence dissent and political opponents.

WorldVaccine giant Astra Zeneca's CEO Pascal Soriot tops the list with an annual salary of £16.85 million.