WorldTNT republishes award-winning journalist Seymour Hersh's little-noticed February expose.
Trump unblocked from Facebook and Instagram
WorldAfter two years of suspension, the owner company Meta has now restored the accounts with tens of millions of followers.
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.
Bloomberg: Record investment helped Russia cope with sanctions
EconomyWestern sanctions against Russia have had little effect on the country, according to a report.
TechThe company is acting at the request of the Chinese government.
Wind power giant makes huge loss – despite electricity price
EconomyThe company continues to make huge losses and calls for government support.
Telegram launches real-time translation
TechThe app is making it easier to communicate with people who might speak a different language than yourself.
Child labour behind “sustainable coffee farming”
EnvironmentSwedish study shows that children in Ethiopia are often forced to work in coffee farming instead of going to school.
German investigation: No evidence of Russian sabotage of Nord Stream pipelines
DenmarkThe investigation dismisses the conspiracy theory that Russia blew up its own gas pipeline.
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!
Award-winning journalist: US and Norway behind blowing up Nord Stream
NorwayThe explosive devices were installed during the NATO exercise Baltops in June and later detonated on direct orders from the US, according to the grave reports.
London School of Economics drops Christian terms
Culture"Christmas holidays" and "Easter holidays" become "winter holidays" and "spring holidays" at the infamous university.
Human rights organization: Civilians maimed by Ukraine’s banned mines
WorldThe so-called "butterfly mines" resemble leaves and plastic children's toys.
Hunter Biden admits that the scandal laptop was his
WorldPreviously dismissed by tech giants and media as "disinformation" originating in Russia.
Greta Thunberg nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize – for the fifth time
NorwayThe 20-year-old climate alarmist is nominated by a Norwegian politician for the Green Party.
Zelensky praises cooperation with global financial interests
WorldUkraine's president names controversial financial giants Goldman Sachs, BlackRock and JP Morgan as partners.
British army spied on covid policy dissidents
WorldJournalists, politicians and academics who opposed the covid lockdown policy were monitored - on behalf of the government.
Frequent use of social media can affect young people’s brains
ScienceScrolling on social media can lead to an obsessive need for social feedback, a new study shows.
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.
Project Veritas exposes Pfizer exec discussing ‘mutating’ covid virus for new vaccines
Health“One of the things we [Pfizer] are exploring is like, why don't we just mutate it [covid] ourselves so we could create -- preemptively develop new vaccines, right?", the exec says.
Increase in cardiac arrest among athletes after the covid vaccine program
ScienceResearchers cannot rule out a link between the increase in sudden heart attacks and the covid vaccination program.
Several car brands have had serious security vulnerabilities
TechIncluded the ability to unlock, start and track the cars, as well as accessing private information.
Kremlin declares ceasefire in Ukraine starting tomorrow
WorldIt is the first time since the war began that the Russian side has called for a ceasefire.
Increased obesity in young children during the covid lockdowns
SwedenLow-resource children in "socio-economically disadvantaged areas" were hit the hardest by the covid lockdowns.
10-year-old Luna attacked in Skellefteå – lives with permanent brain damage
SwedenShe can't move, she can't talk, she can't do anything, says her aunt after the brutal assault.
Launching The Nordic Times – The Polaris of Enlightenment
WorldA new(s) star has been born in the northern hemisphere.
“Help prevent animal homelessness: Never give animals as Christmas gifts”
Letters"Adding an animal companion to the family is an important decision that requires making a lifetime commitment", Mimi Bekhechi PETA vice president Europe writes.
How Google stopped the red wave
ColumnsDr. Robert Epstein: Google do not want you to look at how they tampered with the 2022 midterm elections.
They wanted their child to be operated on using unvaccinated blood – then the health authorities took it to court
HealthHealth authorities win high-profile court case in New Zealand - take over guardianship to carry out operation on four-month-old Will with the blood they want.
The Twitter documents – how internal discussions went when the Hunter Biden affair was censored
TechElon Musk continues to release new revelations about Twitter's censorship tools as well as the company's behind-the-scenes decision-making process.
Acclaimed author: “The Great Replacement of peoples is a fact”
WorldMichel Houllebecq, hailed as "France's greatest living writer", notes that "Europe will be swept away" by the mass immigration policies being pursued.
Dexter the cat keeps the neighbourhood tidy
Environment"He is simply just a cat with an unusual hobby, which in itself leads to a cleaner neighbourhood," says owner Fredrik.
“Hunger lines” grow in Spain
EconomySpanish citizens turning to charities to put food on the table.
KTH School of Architecture Voted Stockholm’s Ugliest Building
SwedenIf the building wins the Swedish final, in addition to the shame, it is also rewarded with a demolition grant.
The spiritual artist
CultureThe incredible 27-year-old artist Akiane Kramarik has not only been noticed for her art, but also for the spiritually oriented methodology in her creation.
Dani rescued four wild squirrels – remained friends
EnvironmentDecided to help the cubs after the mother was run over.
The Vikings first inhabitants of the Azores
ScienceThe northerners settled on the archipelago already half a millennium before the Portuguese, according to researchers.
Yuval Noah Harari and the robotized humanity
CultureWill humanity be turned into a herd of will-less robots?
Eat Nordic rice!
HealthEat nutritious food and support Swedish farmers!
Ayahuasca study gives hope to the depressed
HealthPsychedelic drink reduces anxiety and depression.
When China turns inward, the world is running out of resources
ColumnsTege Tornvall: Factors both inside and outside China affect world trade.
MIT researcher: “The mRNA vaccine can lead to infertility and fatal diseases”
ScienceProfiled researcher Stephanie Seneff pulls the ongoing mass vaccination campaign to pieces.
Duckduckgo flips – starts manipulating search results
TechUsers worry about the potential of the search engine now going in a similar political direction as Google.