ScienceMidwives and cesarean sections may have played a role in evolutionary change, researchers suggest.
Israeli security chiefs urge end to invasion: “Driven by messianic zealots”
World"What the world sees today is of our own creation. We are hiding behind a lie that we wrought", states former Mossad chief Tamir Pardo.
Matrix 8 Pro with GrapheneOS delivers top-class security, privacy and performance
TechWorld-class hardware – acclaimed for its display, camera, and performance – meets the world’s most secure mobile OS. The best of both worlds.
Russia: Sanctions have cost the EU 1000 billion euros
World"This is the price that Europe has to pay for curtailing all economic contacts with Russia", says Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko.
Investigation: Children systematically shot dead in Gaza
WorldTwo-year-old Layan and six-year-old Mira are just two of the children shot dead by Israeli snipers. According to the UN, the equivalent of one classroom of children is killed every day.
Trump: No genocide in Gaza
World"They're in a war", the president argues, defending his Israeli allies.
Researchers: Gut bacteria may protect against PFAS
ScienceGut bacteria can absorb PFAS chemicals, according to researchers from Cambridge University.
Jeans advertising campaign sparks outrage in woke circles
WorldAmerican Eagle fights back and rises on the stock market after "racist" jeans advertisement featuring blonde, blue-eyed model Sydney Sweeney.
Australia introduces 16-year age limit on YouTube
WorldThe new law banning all social media including YouTube is expected to take effect in December 2025.
FUTO – the obvious choice for privacy-friendly voice and text input on mobile devices
TechDitch Google's input apps and keep what you type and speak private on your phone.
OpenAI opens data center in Norway
TechIn Norway, OpenAI is planning to establish one of Europe's largest AI data centers as part of the global Stargate project.
Swedish home care warns: More elderly drinking excessively
SwedenMore and more home care recipients over 65 in Sweden have alcohol problems.
Spilling the Tea: KYC Is a liability, not a safety feature
TechNaomi Brockwell: Tea is just one example of a broader trend: platforms claiming to protect you while quietly collecting as much data as possible.
Abdullah stabs at police officer’s kidneys in Dublin attack
Europe23-year-old Abdullah Khan was caught on film during the frenzied attack against a young police officer who was walking in central Dublin, Ireland.
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson reported to police for child trafficking
SwedenA report regarding suspected human trafficking and serious document forgery has been filed by criminologist and former criminal investigator Jenny Rogneby.
Zuckerberg: Skipping AI glasses puts you at a “cognitive disadvantage”
Tech"The ideal form factor for AI, because you can let an AI see what you see throughout the day, hear what you hear, and talk to you", believes the Meta CEO.
Homeschooling increases in Finland
Finland"Awareness has increased while problems in elementary school have increased", says Marjukka Saarnisto at the Swedish homeschooling association.
Trump: No trade deal if Canada recognizes Palestine
WorldTrump threatens to halt trade deal if Canada recognizes Palestine at UN meeting.
Organic Maps – the map app that doesn’t map you
TechTired of Google Maps tracking you? Here's the free alternative that lets you navigate completely offline!
Democrats push Trump for full transparency on Epstein probe
WorldThe "rule of five" law will be used to declassify the classified documents.
Wave of home burglaries hits southern Sweden
SwedenUnusually high number of home burglaries in July – up to 50 cases have been reported to police.
Reports: 18,500 children have been killed in Gaza
WorldThe Washington Post newspaper has published the names of all children who were killed.
Doctor testifies about vaccine injuries in US Senate hearing
HealthThe experienced American anesthesiologist Dr. Robert Sullivan testified about how he developed a life-threatening lung disease after COVID-19 vaccination.
Samsung and Tesla sign billion-dollar deal for AI chip manufacturing
TechSamsung and Tesla have signed an agreement worth $16.5 billion for the manufacturing of next-generation AI chips.
Swedish minister condemns Israel’s annexation plans for Gaza
Sweden"We strongly condemn any potential plans to annex Palestinian territory", says Swedish Development Aid Minister Benjamin Dousa.
Artists flee Spotify after Ek’s defense investment
Culture"Spotify CEO Daniel Ek invests millions in Al military drone technology. We just removed our music from the platform", writes one of the bands now boycotting the Swedish music streaming service.
Powerful earthquake triggers tsunami warnings across four continents
WorldAn earthquake with a magnitude of 8.8 off Russia's east coast has led to tsunami warnings in over twenty countries.
Teuton Systems offers smart privacy-focused technology – without compromise
TechWe take the fight against corporate snooping, mass government surveillance and criminal phone tapping through firm open source principles and secure products.
Comment: EU will work on Washington’s terms – with higher prices as a bonus
WorldThe US thus achieved its goal of removing the competitor EU from the Russian market, and now the vassals in Europe will work entirely on Washington's terms.
Women’s app hacked – thousands of private images leaked
TechOver 70,000 images from the dating app Tea, which allows women to warn each other about "red flags" in men, have been leaked.
Vogue faces backlash over use of AI generated model
TechOne of the world's largest fashion magazines uses an AI model in an advertising campaign for Guess.
China introduces national child allowances to reverse demographic decline
WorldThe Chinese government on Monday presented a comprehensive reform where parents will annually receive approximately €480 per child under three years of age.
Protect yourself from horseflies this summer
EnvironmentIn warm and humid weather, horseflies thrive well.
EU and US reach agreement on tariffs and energy cooperation
EconomyMajor investments and tariff agreements mark a new era of trade.
Give thirsty bees a lifesaving gift: Water in the summer heat
EnvironmentPollinators need water to cope with the heat.
Netherlands identifies Israel as threat actor in new security report
WorldThe Dutch counterterrorism agency NCTV lists the country at the same level as, for example, Iran and North Korea.
Icelandic actor breaks world record in deadlift
SportHafþór Júlíus Björnsson lifted an impressive 505 kilograms.
Lidl challenges tech giants with own cloud service for European digital freedom
TechLidl invests in European alternative to Amazon and Microsoft.
Amazon acquires AI company that records everything you say
TechThe company's AI-powered wearable device records everything you and others around you say and sends it to the cloud.
Expert condemns Israeli air aid to Gaza: “A sham maneuver”
WorldIsrael's airdrops of aid to Gaza are an ineffective publicity stunt that prevents real assistance from reaching those in need, according to Johan von Schreeb, a Swedish professor of disaster medicine.
Revolut challenges Swedish banks with new savings account
EconomyThe popular and more flexible British neobank Revolut is launching a savings account on the Swedish market with interest rates up to 2.65 percent.
Proton launches privacy-focused AI assistant to compete with ChatGPT
TechThe AI assistant Lumo neither stores nor trains on users' conversations and can be used freely without login.
Your doctor’s visit isn’t private
TechNaomi Brockwell: You’re not just talking to your doctor. You’re talking to the system.
Israeli minister: “All of Gaza will be Jewish”
WorldThe far-right Israeli minister Amichai Eliyahu from the Jewish Power party has expressed new ambitions in line with the genocidal policies being pursued.