EnvironmentA new study at SLU has found several positive effects of sowing clover in oat crops.
Kennedy: “Using Bitcoin an inviolable right of citizens”
WorldDescribes the cryptocurrency as a "bulwark against totalitarianism".
After 18 years, the forest has become a nature reserve
EnvironmentForest biologist Sebastian Kirppu has been fighting for the protection of the Havsvalladalen valley in Värmland.
60% of Swedes prepared for a crisis
Sweden"Large parts of the population" still helpless in a serious crisis situation, says Red Cross.
Study: Early literacy linked to child well-being
ScienceLeads to fewer symptoms of depression, less addiction and better memory.
Testimonials: British students identify as horses and cats
World"The teachers are not allowed to get annoyed about this because it’s seen as discriminating", a classmate claims.
Military personnel sue Canadian defense minister over forced vaccinations
WorldMilitary command is accused of being "corrupt" and thinking "they are untouchable and above the law".
“The Left-Queer Crisis”
DebateHannes Frischat: The modern left lacks self-awareness – but its problems are increasingly apparent to those around it.
Aspartame may soon be listed by WHO as “possibly carcinogenic to humans”
HealthThe sweetener is present in a wide range of foods.
Bank throws out Nigel Farage
WorldThe politician accuses the banks of engaging in "political persecution".
Obama’s ancestors were slave owners
WorldHowever, Donald Trump's ancestors were not involved in the American slave trade.
Swedish government wants to set up repatriation centers
SwedenThe idea is to gather rejected asylum seekers in one place to make deportation easier.
DuckDuckGo launches privacy-focused browser for Windows
TechDuckDuckGo, known for its privacy-focused search engine, has launched its browser for Windows users.
Riley Gaines to the Senate: “We did not give our consent”
SportFamous athlete slams the decision to allow biologically born men to remain in women's swimming.
Thousands of Muslims gathered outside Gothenburg for Eid
Sweden"On this day, we were able to showcase cultural differences in Gothenburg to the whole world", the organizer exclaims proudly.
Hungary postpones vote on Swedish NATO membership
WorldSweden is unlikely to join NATO this summer.
US report: Ukrainian refugees at risk of trafficking in Israel
WorldMay be forced into prostitution and slavery, according to the U.S. State Department.
Russia to host own championship with BRICS Countries
UncategorizedThe Games will be held one month before the 2024 Olympic Games.
Over 400 complaints filed against police during the Freedom Convoy
WorldPeaceful protests were forcefully suppressed by the use of martial law in Canada last year.
Another Koran burning in Stockholm
SwedenIraqi critic of Islam behind the demonstration at the Stockholm mosque.
Swedish Security Service report takes aim at opposition groups
SwedenIndependent media, bloggers and artists listed by the authority as "anti-democratic extremists".
Chancellor of Justice rejects damages following swine flu vaccine injuries
SwedenThe Chancellor of Justice concludes that the Swedish state has not "violated any rights".
NHL bans Pride shirts on the ice
SportThe politically charged jerseys have become a "distraction", according to NHL top executive Gary Bettman.
Deputy mayor stopped train traffic while doing illegal graffiti – “I apologize”
FinlandPaavo Arhinmäki of the Left Alliance was aware of the legal walls but preferred to paint by the train track.
UFC boss: Musk & Zuckerberg “dead serious” about fight
SportWould be "the biggest fight ever in the history of the world", according to Dana White.
Alingsås municipality introduces language requirements for employees
Sweden"It is important that our welfare staff can make themselves understood", says the chairman of the municipal board.
Lab-grown meat goes on sale in the US
ScienceTwo companies that create the 'meat' have been approved by the US Department of Agriculture.
Teachers warn: Students can barely write by hand
Sweden"It's easy to be considered a nerd if you don't fully embrace digitalization," says Professor Göran Lundborg.
German woman sues BioNTech
HealthHundreds of similar lawsuits for adverse reactions to covid vaccines are pending in Germany, according to the law firm.
New footage shows damage to Nord Stream 2
WorldBelieved to have been caused by a small and well-placed explosive device.
Sweden: Students’ stress increased due to covid restrictions
HealthNew university students were the worst affected psychologically, according to a new Swedish study.
The Wagner group’s rebellion is over
WorldAfter negotiations, the soldiers return to their military bases and their leader will leave Russia for Belarus.
Pixar launches ‘non-binary’ cartoon character
Culture'Elemental' is already being described as one of the studio's biggest flops ever.
South African Supreme Court: Communists cannot invade white people’s land
WorldProhibits EFF leader Julius Malema's party from inciting violence and trespassing on private property.
Famous American author ‘cancels’ herself
CultureCancels book launch after wave of criticism over the fact that the story is set in Russia.
Estonia filmmakers denied supreme court appeal
SwedenRejects the appeal that the public interest and journalistic scrutiny of the wreck site should take precedence over burial rights.
BlackRock recruiter: “We rule the world”
EconomyHidden recordings reveal how the notorious financial giant buys politicians, spreads propaganda and profits from war.
Iranian Brigadier General: “Foreign intelligence behind riots”
WorldClaims that nearly 20 countries supported the riots – mainly the US, Israel and the UK.
Here is Finland’s new government
FinlandPetteri Orpo of the National Coalition Party leads coalition with the Finns Party, the Swedish People's Party and the Christian Democrats.
The Nordic Times celebrates first half year
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