WorldRefers to an increased threat posed by Afghan terrorists, among other things.
Censorship of the Israel-Palestine conflict draws attention in Norway
Norway"Could affect Norwegian democracy", says Tobias Judin from the Norwegian Data Protection Authority.
Study: Birth control pills cause withdrawal symptoms
HealthWomen who took birth control pills showed increased anxiety when they received placebo tablets, according to an Austrian study.
Netanyahu: “This is a time for war”
World"Even the most just wars have unintended civilian casualties", says the prime minister.
Survey: Finns feel less secure
FinlandThe same survey also shows widespread bitterness towards society among young people.
Carl Bildt appointed to review Swedish intelligence services
SwedenThe globalist-oriented profile will be a "special investigator" for the government, announces Defense Minister Pål Jonson.
Reports: Israeli military moves to encircle Gaza City
World"Hundreds of thousands of civilians could be in the line of fire", warns a foreign correspondent on the ground.
New technology removes PFAS substances
TechA US start-up has reportedly succeeded in removing the "'forever chemicals" from wastewater using a new device.
Musk wants to bring Starlink to Gaza
WorldThe initiative is shunned by Israel but praised by the WHO.
Europeans choose animal welfare over “climate concerns”
Environment"The kinder one is with the animals, the greater the climate impact per kilo of meat", according to professor Peter Sandøe.
Young Swedes worried about their finances
EconomyOne in three Swedes between the ages of 18 and 29 regularly worry about living beyond their means.
New findings: Vikings used glass windows
Culture"This is yet another step away from the image of unsophisticated barbaric Vikings", says senior researcher Mads Dengsø Jessen.
Privacy protection authority criticizes proposed DNA registry
SwedenPoints out that the government's proposal violates the Swedish constitution.
Experts: Nearly all Europeans breathe unhealthy air
Environment98% of Europeans live in areas where air pollution exceeds WHO guidelines.
Koran burner Salwan Momika ordered to leave Sweden
SwedenFaces deportation after providing false information during his residency application process.
Bank staff mocked Farage: “Awful human being”
WorldCalled the opinion leader a "crackpot" and hoped to have "driven him out of the country".
Slovakia cuts military aid to Ukraine
World"An immediate halt to military operations is the best solution we have for Ukraine", says Prime Minister Robert Fico.
Turkey postpones Sweden’s NATO application
SwedenHungary also pauses the process - calls for "explanation" of Swedish criticism of Hungarian democracy.
US to gain access to Swedish military bases
Sweden"It is a deterrent to war and a stabilizer", argues Defense Minister Pål Jonsson.
Sharp rise in youth violence in Oslo
NorwayMigrant youth are the majority of repeat offenders under 18.
Israel demands resignation of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres
WorldThe call comes after the UN Secretary-General criticized Israel's longstanding oppression of the Palestinians.
Save the Children: “At least 2000 children killed in Gaza”
World"There must be a ceasefire agreed immediately", says Jason Lee, the organization's regional director.
Norwegian bank portrays AI-generated “Harald” as real in ad
NorwayPromise to use a "real customer" next time, says Sparebank 1 communications director Siv Stenseth
Sources: “US could leave NATO under Trump”
World"He still wants out", confirms an anonymous advisor.
Swedish unemployment insurance membership at record high
SwedenMore than 3,932,000 Swedes are now members of the various unemployment insurance funds.
Sweden tops northern Europe in organized crime
SwedenThe level of organized crime in Sweden now rivals that of Southern Europe.
Prime Minister Kristersson: “Sweden is ready for NATO”
SwedenJens Stoltenberg believes that Sweden "meets all the requirements" and could soon become a member of the military alliance.
68 percent of US soldiers overweight
WorldIn 10 years, the prevalence of obesity among US soldiers has more than doubled.
Hazardous substances in Halloween products for children
HealthEvery fifth Halloween product reviewed by the Swedish Chemicals Agency contained harmful substances.
Swedish Liberal Party MP wants “future without pregnancies”
SwedenBy means of artificial wombs, Joar Forssell hopes that women can "fully participate in the workforce".
Gerhard Schröder: “Washington refused peace in Ukraine”
World"The Ukrainians did not agree to peace because they were not allowed to", reveals the former German Chancellor.
Libertarian advances in Argentina’s presidential election
WorldLibertarian Javier Milei is pitted against economy minister Sergio Massa.
More than 26,000 in Sweden despite deportation orders
SwedenAt least 8000 of them are wanted because they have gone underground and are hiding from the authorities.
Major food retailer ICA initiates lab-grown meat pilot project
SwedenThe project includes exploring consumer attitudes towards lab-grown meat.
Many Swedish children in joint custody
SwedenOver 200,000 children live alternately with each parent, according to a new report from Statistics Sweden.
Wildcats reintroduced into Scottish nature
EnvironmentSwedish zoo Nordens Ark has been involved in a conservation project where 19 wild cats were released during the summer.
Crusader sword reveals early church presence in Finland
CultureThe sword is dated to around 1050-1150.
Venture capitalist: “Martial law may be needed in Sweden”
Sweden"The situation is so serious that I don't think we can rule out any measures", says Christer Gardell.
Biden calls for another $100 billion in aid for Ukraine and Israel
WorldMore than 100 billion dollars of aid will be a "smart investment" for US security, according to the President.
25% of Swedish workers experience direct health problems due to their work
Sweden1.2 million Swedes say they have suffered health problems because of their work in the past year.