WorldBakhmut, the site of the most bloody and protracted battle in the ongoing war in Ukraine, is now allegedly under Russian control.

Science"During the pandemic one of the most important conditions was removed, the relatives", says Åsa Engström, professor of nursing at Luleå University of Technology

WorldFollows suspicions that the UK secretly stored uranium shells in Ukraine that have now been detonated in Russian missile attacks.

Sweden"How do you achieve cohesion in a country that is becoming increasingly divided?" asks critics.

SwedenOnly one in ten wants Sweden to change its system of government.

World"We’ve already successfully targeted quite a few people" says Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine's military intelligence service.

WorldMagdalena Andersson, Marcus Wallenberg and Vattenfall CEO Anna Borg in Lisbon.

WorldDemands that the US "stop any forms of military collusion with Taiwan".

World'Transphobic behavior' should be identified and reported to the Parliament's 'diversity department'.

The Nordics– Everything indicates that the world will be multipolar in 2030, says the veteran opposition politician.

TechLinda Yaccarino is involved in the media and culture steering group of the globalist think tank World Economic Forum.

The NordicsCultural development a cornerstone for the Faroe Islands' policy, says Deputy Prime Minister Høgni Hoydal.

SwedenRoma settlements are among other things a sanitary issue, the municipality explains.

SwedenSimon Alm believes he was blacklisted because of his political background.

World"There is overwhelming evidence that the CIA was involved in his murder", according to the presidential candidate.

TechThe internet giant will pay a huge sum to distribute NYT material on its platforms.

WorldWith wind speeds of up to 54 meters per second, the cyclone is expected to have devastating consequences.

TechThe Israeli developed service "Echo" is used for monitoring citizens through our mobile phones.

Economy"We see strong potential in the Japan market, and we are acting accordingly", says head of Japanese branch.

Science"It seems prudent to keep mobile phone calls to a minimum to preserve heart health", says study author Professor Xianhui Qin

CultureMade his journey straight through political correctness on towards world recognition.

CultureThe award-winning actor "vomits" on the Academy's politically correct rules.

WorldThe woman suffered epileptic seizures, suffered a blood clot and fell into a coma before dying.

SwedenSöder declares that "the culture war has begun" and that the "the decadent left's cultural policy will soon be a thing of the past"

EnvironmentThe country's nuclear production in 2022 reduced the burning of coal by 120 million tons.

World"Why would the media misrepresent the real situation to such an extreme degree?" asks the Twitter CEO.

WorldThis is how the technology is used in staging "color revolutions", according to Chinese authorities.