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Left Party MP Mohamed Ali submits leave request to Speaker amid election fraud probe
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Left Party MP Mohamed Ali submits leave request to Speaker amid election fraud probe

Left Party member and MP Mohamed Ali’s leave application has now been submitted to the Speaker, reports Aftonbladet.
Left Party’s Mohamed Ali says the past few days have been very stressful amid election fraud investigation
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Left Party’s Mohamed Ali says the past few days have been very stressful amid election fraud investigation

The Left Party's Mohamed Ali says that "the last few days have been very stressful, both personally and politically. " He writes this in a post on Facebook
Stefan Holm apologizes after assaulting journalist, says he will seek professional help
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Stefan Holm apologizes after assaulting journalist, says he will seek professional help

Stefan Holm physically attacked journalist Emil Persson at the Gothenburg Book Fair. He is now apologizing and saying he will seek professional help
27 killed in two mass shootings in South Africa
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27 killed in two mass shootings in South Africa

27 people have been killed in two separate mass shootings in South Africa on Saturday and Sunday, police said.
Meta suffers another legal setback in New Mexico over user privacy claims
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Meta suffers another legal setback in New Mexico over user privacy claims

Tech giant Meta has suffered another legal setback in New Mexico. A jury in the state has ruled that the company misled users about privacy protections on the platform
Suspected vote buying investigated after Facebook post in Luleå and Piteå
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Suspected vote buying investigated after Facebook post in Luleå and Piteå

Two suspected cases of vote buying in Luleå and Piteå are being investigated, reports the Piteå newspaper. This after voters on Facebook were offered 300 kronor to “vote right for Sweden
SHL says 45,000 counterfeit club products were removed last year
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SHL says 45,000 counterfeit club products were removed last year

Sports clubs lose a lot of money on counterfeits, through pirated copies of team jerseys and scarves sold online. Last year, SHL had 45,000 products linked to the 14 clubs removed
Løkke says Greenland security agreement respects Denmark’s red lines, sovereignty
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Løkke says Greenland security agreement respects Denmark’s red lines, sovereignty

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will meet with US President Donald Trump at the opening of the UN General Assembly. Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen will also travel to New York
Andrei X confronts West Bank settlers for huge Instagram audience
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Andrei X confronts West Bank settlers for huge Instagram audience

He has both a Russian and an Israeli passport - but has been in the Israeli-occupied West Bank almost daily for four years. Activist Andrei Khrzhanovsky, or “Andrey X,” with more than half a million followers on social media, wants to draw the world’s attention to settler violence, which the UN says has reached record levels
US, Denmark and Greenland agree security deal for the Arctic island
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US, Denmark and Greenland agree security deal for the Arctic island

The United States, Denmark and Greenland have agreed on a security agreement for Greenland. “This is a dream come true,” President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social
Støre and Sánchez congratulate Andersson after Sweden election win
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Støre and Sánchez congratulate Andersson after Sweden election win

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre congratulates Magdalena Andersson (S) after it became clear that the red-green parties had won a majority in the election.
Israeli-Russian activist documents settler violence in the West Bank to millions on Instagram
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Israeli-Russian activist documents settler violence in the West Bank to millions on Instagram

He holds both a Russian and an Israeli passport - but has been in the Israeli-occupied West Bank almost daily for four years. Activist Andrei Khrzhanovsky, or “Andrey X,” with more than half a million followers on social media, wants to draw the world’s attention to settler violence, which the UN says has reached record levels
Norrland Party surges in Västernorrland, set to become largest party in Kramfors
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Norrland Party surges in Västernorrland, set to become largest party in Kramfors

The newly formed Norrland Party (NorrP) is doing well in Västernorrland. The party is gaining seats on the regional council and in all municipalities in the county
France proposes new social media ban for under-15s
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France proposes new social media ban for under-15s

The latest proposal was seen as restricting children's freedom of expression too much. Now the French president is presenting a new proposal to ban social media for children under 15
Norway urges Meta to strengthen protections for children and young people on social media
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Norway urges Meta to strengthen protections for children and young people on social media

In a letter to tech giant Meta, the Norwegian government expresses "clear expectations" that the company will introduce stronger protections for children and young people using social media in Norway.
Pourmokhtari: I have not changed my views on the Sweden Democrats
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Pourmokhtari: I have not changed my views on the Sweden Democrats

She says the Sweden Democrats are pursuing racist policies and would not hug Jimmie Åkesson. Nevertheless, Romina Pourmokhtari (L) is campaigning until the last minute for the "blue-yellow team" and does not rule out becoming a minister again in a government with the Sweden Democrats
At least 21 dead after bus plunges off cliff in Cape Verde's Fogo island
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At least 21 dead after bus plunges off cliff in Cape Verde's Fogo island

At least 21 people died after a bus on Saturday evening drove off the road and down a cliff on the island of Fogo in Cape Verde.
SD top official hands in access card after Expo revelations about partner's Russia links
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SD top official hands in access card after Expo revelations about partner's Russia links

The head of the SD's coordination office, Gustav Gellerbrant, is handing in his access card and computer to the Government Offices and taking parental leave. He calls the information about his partner's Russian connections "isolated claims
Milo Yiannopoulos says he is ashamed he supported Trump after ICE arrest and deportation
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Milo Yiannopoulos says he is ashamed he supported Trump after ICE arrest and deportation

For over a decade, British far-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos has lived and worked in the United States. But last week he was arrested by ICE and deported
Russian ambassador rejects allegations after drone incident in Germany, calls it a provocation
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Russian ambassador rejects allegations after drone incident in Germany, calls it a provocation

The Russian embassy rejects allegations of Russian involvement in the incident involving an explosive-laden drone at Leipzig/Halle airport in Germany on August 4. This comes after the Foreign Ministry summoned the ambassador on Tuesday
Activist convicted of gross defamation after posting names and photos of sex offenders on social media
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Activist convicted of gross defamation after posting names and photos of sex offenders on social media

A well-known activist who posted the names and pictures of convicted sex offenders on social media has been convicted by the Stockholm District Court of gross defamation. The sentence is a suspended sentence and a fine
TikTok and Facebook paid by racist account to spread political content, P3 Nyheter finds
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TikTok and Facebook paid by racist account to spread political content, P3 Nyheter finds

Far-right accounts that reach millions of users are allowed to operate completely openly on TikTok, reports P3 Nyheter. TikTok and Facebook are also said to have been paid to spread political content by a far-right and racist account, the channel's investigation shows
ChatGPT gets tougher EU rules as first AI service classified as VLOP
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ChatGPT gets tougher EU rules as first AI service classified as VLOP

ChatGPT becomes the first AI service to be classified as so large that it faces particularly tough EU regulations.
Busch offered Åkesson sponge cake after speech row
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Busch offered Åkesson sponge cake after speech row

Jimmie Åkesson (SD) criticized Christian Democrat leader Ebba Busch in his summer speech. Busch then quickly rerouted her campaign tour to Åkesson's Sölvesborg - where she had a peace coffee with the SD leader
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