World“Worse than the financial penalties imposed on Germany and Japan after their defeat in 1945", says the British media.

World“Fact is Ukrainian military is selling up to half of the arms that we send them. A lot of it is winding up with the drug cartels on our border”.

WorldThe protective structure around the nuclear power plant was reportedly severely damaged.

DenmarkBroke the lock with its hoof and escaped from Jylland’s zoo – was on the run for four days.

WorldThe Munich Security Conference is described as a turning point in world history as the US lectured European leaders for not listening to their peoples.

EuropeThe perpetrator reportedly shouted “Allahu Akbar” during the attack and laughed when he was arrested.

Europe“If you understand by it the unification of national armies, it will not happen", clarifies Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski.

Sweden“We are not ruling anything out”, says Minister for Foreign Affairs Maria Malmer Stenergard (M).

EnvironmentFound at over 3100 meters altitude in the Alps.

WorldHowever, Anna Paulina Luna stresses that her working group “has no mandate” to publish documents.

TechSweden and the Nordic countries are among the 61 countries that signed the Paris Summit Declaration.

TechResearchers at Lund University are now developing speech comparison to be used in criminal investigations.

SwedenSound engineers' professional integrity is used as an alibi for irresponsible journalism, they write in an open letter to the Telia channel.

World“Surrender and betrayal” and "a dark day for Europe" are two of the many outraged comments.

WorldPlans include tightening rules on clinical trials and drug prices, investigating the country's vaccine program and limiting chemical additives in food.

EuropeThe suspected driver, a 24-year-old asylum seeker from Afghanistan, was arrested after police fired shots.

SwedenCronyism, shortcomings in public procurement, and the rise of organized crime are identified as three key factors.

WorldZelensky's far-fetched dreams were dashed by the US, as was the 2014 Ukraine border claim, which US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said was “unrealistic”.

World“I think these bills and initiatives will end up reaching a critical mass and a point where the federal government will have to respond", assesses Nicolas Hulscher.

WorldWill be responsible for 18 intelligence agencies, including the CIA and the FBI, which together employ over 70,000 people.

World9 out of 10 Ukrainian media depend on US Agency funding.

EuropeFollowing the annulment of the elections, Iohannis has been likened to a dictator illegitimately trying to stay in power.

Europe“We are destined to become a creole nation and so much better", proclaims Jean-Luc Mélenchon.

TechHow to regulate and govern artificial intelligence globally is one of the issues under discussion.

EuropeA new mealworm powder may be distributed as food within the Union.

WorldThe "BolaWrap" remote handcuffs have been created to reduce the number of violent confrontations between police and civilians.

Health“The beauty of this type of packaging is that it is active while the product is on the shelf. No extra production steps would be needed".

WorldAccording to the Hannibal Directive, kidnappings must be stopped at all costs - even if it means killing your own citizens.

Science“The loss of genetic variation is widespread, which is alarming, but the tools to counteract further loss are available", says researcher Sara Kurland.

WorldNo more “diversity initiatives” and divisive left-liberal activism in the US military, says Pete Hegseth.