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 The EU wants to put a stop to it. The U.S. and Russia could revive the Nord Stream project. Cheaper gas could become a reality—but EU sanctions and the German government stand in the way

 Price surge. Veterinary costs are skyrocketing, and pet owners are left unprotected. At the same time, the power of venture capital giants is growing—with the Wallenberg sphere in the background

 A lot of questions. Secret funds, suspicions of ties to Israel, and calls for transparency. The EU is now investigating the handling of Teodorescu Måwe’s anonymous donations

 The state-run channel. The BBC's own figures reveal significant pay gaps: White employees are paid less in six out of seven pay grades. Now, criticism is being leveled at the diversity policy

 The Mysterious Death. The Epstein whistleblower was in possession of sensitive information about the U.S. Secretary of Commerce. Following his sudden death, calls for an independent investigation are growing.

 This explains the violence. SVT is calling the chaos in France ”student protests.” Now, criticism is mounting over what the public broadcaster chooses to highlight—and what gets sidelined.

 Freedom of choice is under threat. 126 clergy members are sounding the alarm as freedom of conscience is challenged—now the battle over the right to refuse to marry same-sex couples is intensifying

 Military equipment. Sweden is sending Patriot missiles and military personnel to Poland. At the same time, the government is warning of a deteriorating security situation near Sweden

 A significant increase in just a few months. The fight against crime is putting increasing pressure on detention facilities, including both prisons and jails. In a short period of time, the projected demand has increased dramatically

 "Dirty hybrid warfare"? Politicians' restrooms that are used without flushing have become a matter of national security in Finland. Now suspicions are being directed at Russia

 Is the plague on its way? Pest panic in the headlines: an accident in Russia. No confirmed outbreak.

 Wanted to go into politics. Morgan Johansson accuses the government of ”museum slaughter.” But the Army Museum’s own statement makes the political attack fall flat.

 Several people were injured. A young man died and 46 people were injured when the double-decker bus overturned outside Växjö. The bus driver has now been arrested—but the cause of the accident remains unknown.

 The embassy is in an uproar. Tucker Carlson questioned the established narrative of World War II. Now, a top Polish diplomat is demanding a public apology.

 The local residents are reacting. In Storsjö Chapel, concern is growing following Palantirtoppen's massive land purchase. Villagers fear what might happen to hunting, fishing, roads, and trails

 ”It didn’t work” Following the Social Democrats’ historic election defeat, criticism is mounting from within the party. Now, the strategy—which focuses on Magdalena Andersson—is coming under fire, along with warnings about ministers from the Sweden Democrats.

 Heading into the next decisive match. He defied the pollsters' predictions and came in first in the first round of voting. Now a fierce battle over Brazil's future lies ahead

 Secret Archive. The Epstein investigation opens a long-sealed archive. Classified documents may now provide new insights into Norway's role behind the Oslo Accords

 Is this a credible answer? Reactions to Palantir Top’s land purchase in Norrland have been strong. Now the silence is being broken, but the response does not address the information that has come to light

 "Send them home" Eva Vlaardingerbroek: "These young people cannot be integrated. Repatriation is the only solution."