WorldAccording to the health authority in Gaza, an additional 15 adults have died from starvation and malnutrition in the past 24 hours, and the situation is described as critical.
Study: Pfizer’s covid vaccine may cause eye damage
HealthAccording to the study, the covid vaccine may cause the cornea to thicken and reduce the number of important cells that keep vision clear.
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.
Foods you shouldn’t keep past their “best before” dates
HealthSight, smell and taste are not always sufficient as guidance.
Russian drone swarms break through Ukrainian air defenses at record pace
WorldThe hit frequency has tripled during the spring while the Ukrainian defense is overwhelmed by new swarm tactics and modified drones.
Sweden discovers strategic metals crucial for future technologies
SwedenThe deposit is estimated to be the largest of its kind within the EU - containing over 2.2 million tons of rare earth metals.
Historic downpour moves in over Denmark
The NordicsThe Danish Meteorological Institute warns of "extremely dangerous weather" as a powerful rain system is expected to move in over the country on Monday.
Anti-immigration protests sweep across Poland
EuropeThousands demonstrated against immigration – protests in over 80 Polish cities.
Five explosions reported in Malmö over the past week
SwedenMalmö, Sweden continues to be severely affected by explosive violence and police see a clear escalation.
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.
Researchers’ new IVF method: Children born with DNA from three people
ScienceEight children are reported to have been born in the United Kingdom with DNA from a mother and a father – and one additional person.
The miracle in the land of the Savior
CultureNayib Bukele freed El Salvador from the brutal grip of gang crime - now he is hated by globalists.
Your data has been stolen – now what?
TechNaomi Brockwell: You can choose to make your data harder to capture. Harder to link. Harder to weaponize.
Trump to release more Epstein files amid mounting pressure
WorldFollowing strong discontent in the MAGA movement - and new information about Trump's own relationship with the Mossad-linked sex offender.
The viking who discovered America
CultureThe story of Leif Eriksson's expeditions to the New World continues to fascinate historians.
The Nordics get their first crypto bank – Safello integrates banking services
EconomySafello's 400,000 customers will gain access to traditional banking services such as payment accounts, card payments, and Swish connectivity directly within the cryptocurrency platform.
Israel launches new attack on Syria
WorldIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government continues its aggressive military actions - Syria's defense ministry and military headquarters hit by airstrikes.
Hungary wants EU sanctions on Ukrainian forced conscription officers
EuropeHungarian Foreign Minister demands that those responsible must be held accountable for the murder and brutal assault of people who refused to go to war.
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!
Pharmaceutical giant’s top researcher on covid vaccine: “Nothing was safe and effective”
Health"Do you have any idea the lack of research that was done on those products?" asks the pharmaceutical giant's researcher in front of a hidden camera.
China’s economy grows faster than expected despite trade war
EconomyChina's economy, the world's second largest, grew by 5.2 percent in the second quarter driven by strong exports and investments.
Denmark moving away from Microsoft
DenmarkThe Ministry of Digital Affairs is initiating a transition to Linux and open source alternatives.
Trump urges Zelensky to attack Moscow
WorldAccording to the Financial Times, Donald Trump has secretly urged Ukraine to carry out attacks against the major Russian cities of Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Invasive Asian hornet threatens Nordic honeybees
EnvironmentObserved on Funen in Denmark - biologists express strong concern.
Pentagon purchases Musk’s politically incorrect AI models
TechNew contract worth up to $200 million - despite rift with Trump and despite criticism of new Grok bot for "nazism".
Sweden: Over 900 convicted individuals evade prison sentences
SwedenA survey by Swedish news agency Siren shows that wanted criminals are present in half of the country's municipalities.
Over 100 killed in Gaza over the weekend
WorldNew reports of children and civilians killed at food and water distribution sites.
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.
North Korea declares “full support” for Russia
WorldRussian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met with Kim Jong-Un on Saturday.
War hawk: Trump will send “record amounts of weapons” to Ukraine
WorldThe Trump administration is signaling a "major statement" about Russia during the day.
The EU is the enemy of Europe
EditorialsThe EU and Europe are by no means synonyms but have in many ways become direct opposites.
FBI official in audio leak: “Law enforcement turned a blind eye” to Jeffrey Epstein
WorldRami Hasan, a high-ranking official at the FBI, simultaneously acknowledges that the justice system "missed things" in handling the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Swedish food giant Axfood reports strong operating profit
EconomyThe Swedish food market continues to grow despite economic uncertainty.
The Vikings hunted walrus in the North American Arctic
CultureThe study suggests that the Vikings encountered indigenous peoples long before Columbus "discovered" North America.
How to be anonymous on social media
TechNaomi Brockwell: In an age where digital footprints last forever, the ability to separate your online identity from your real-world persona is more important than ever.
Bitcoin reaches new record highs – institutions drive development
EconomyThe leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin continues its impressive development and reached a new peak on Thursday at $118,780.
Swedish climate extremists who blocked ambulance acquitted by Supreme Court
SwedenNot a threat to vital societal interests to demonstrate on the highway during rush hour, rules Sweden's Supreme Court.
Green Party economist: Good that fewer children are born in Sweden
SwedenPolitical measures to boost birth rates are "misguided", writes Swedish Green Party politician Lennart Olsen in the country’s largest daily.
Ukraine reports record civilian casualties in June
WorldAt least 232 civilians were killed and 1,343 injured during the month primarily as a result of Russian missile attacks, according to a new UN report that testifies to an escalation.
Nvidia becomes first company to reach four trillion dollars in market value
EconomyThe chip giant's stock soared as the AI boom continues to drive growth, causing CEO Jensen Huang's personal wealth to explode.
Von der Leyen remains EU chief
WorldSurvived the vote of no confidence after Pfizer-gate.
Israel’s latest attack: Ground troops in Lebanon
WorldIsraeli soldiers crossed into southern Lebanon during the night in what represents the most serious violation of the ceasefire agreement to date.
US issues sanctions against UN investigator who criticized Israel
WorldThis is considered part of the American campaign to silence critics of Israel's actions in the ongoing war, writes The Guardian.
Musk launches Grok 4 – takes the lead as world’s strongest AI model
TechThe model that has simultaneously made deeply politically incorrect comments appears to outperform both Google's and OpenAI's best models across a range of areas.