WorldFormer French President Nicolas Sarkozy sentenced to five years in prison for illegal campaign financing.

WorldSadiq Khan, who is Muslim with Pakistani background, dismisses Trump's claims that London is on its way to becoming an Islamic enclave.

WorldAllocated an additional €27 million from Sweden’s taxpayers.

WorldThe President now claims that Ukraine can retake all lost territories – and suggests that Kiev should invade Russia.

World"A revolution orchestrated by a foreign intelligence service will not occur in Georgia. We will not permit it".

WorldHungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Dutch politician Geert Wilders point to Antifa's violent methods and demand strong action against left-wing extremism.

WorldTrump urges pregnant women to stop taking paracetamol unless "medically necessary".

World"Radical left-wing terrorists whose goal is to overthrow the government through violence and agitation", declares the White House.

World"It is clear that Europe is preparing for war with Russia", warns Igor Dodon.

WorldNearly 100,000 people participated in Sunday's memorial ceremony to show their respect for the murdered conservative figure.

Science"If the treatment is successful, I see no obstacle to psychedelic drugs becoming an established treatment for anorexia nervosa in the future", says senior physician Poya Moyahed Rad.

TechThe fear that American tech companies could shut down critical systems is driving Denmark to break its dependence on Silicon Valley.

Sweden"A textbook case of someone who should not have received an ambulance", the Swedish Ambulance Association said, stressing the murder could have been prevented.

TechAfter alarms about "AI psychoses," the company now scans messages for "harmful content" – despite previous promises about privacy.

TechNaomi Brockwell: We want to believe we’re in control. But in a system where people are constantly paying to influence us, that independence is hard to defend.

Culture"Likely one of the largest silver treasures from the early medieval period found in Sweden", according to the County Administrative Board.

SwedenMattias Karlsson's eagerness to condemn "antisemitism" took an unexpected turn when he himself became the one reported to police for hate speech.