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Trump and Bondi Warn Tesla Vandals of Severe Prison Sentences

President Donald Trump is now stepping in to defend Tesla and CEO Elon Musk after vandalism against Tesla cars. Trump, like Justice Minister Pam Bondi, is warning against long prison sentences.

Trump and Bondi Warn Tesla Vandals of Severe Prison Sentences

Sweden Proposes AI Cameras for Real-Time Criminal Detection

The government wants to allow the police to use cameras that can identify a wanted criminal in real-time on the streets. The technology enables surveillance of a large number of people.

Sweden Proposes AI Cameras for Real-Time Criminal Detection

Trump wants to revoke Biden's pardons

President Donald Trump wants to revoke predecessor Joe Biden's pardons to be able to investigate political opponents. "Your threats will not intimidate us.

Trump wants to revoke Biden's pardons

Kremlin confirms: Putin to talk to Trump

USA's President Donald Trump says that he will talk to his Russian colleague Vladimir Putin about the war in Ukraine on Tuesday. The Russian power center Kremlin's spokesperson Dmitrij Peskov confirms that the phone call will take place.

Kremlin confirms: Putin to talk to Trump

Congo: 50 million for captured militia leaders

Equivalent to over 50 million kronor for information leading to the capture of leaders within the M23 militia. Authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are offering money to curb unrest in the country.

Congo: 50 million for captured militia leaders

"Bad Bromance"

Is Donald Trump controlled by Moscow? Is he in debt to Vladimir Putin? Or is Trump's obsequiousness towards the Russian leader simply an expression of admiration for autocrats? Whether Trump actually sits in Putin's pocket – and if so, why – is a puzzle. But there are clues.

"Bad Bromance"

Unraveling the Trump-Putin Mystery: A "Bad Bromance" or More?

Is Donald Trump controlled by Moscow? Is he in debt to Vladimir Putin? Or is Trump's obsequiousness towards the Russian leader simply an expression of admiration for autocrats? Whether Trump is actually in Putin's pocket – and if so, why – is a mystery. But there are clues.

Unraveling the Trump-Putin Mystery: A "Bad Bromance" or More?

Unexpectedly thrilling Epstein files released

Previously secret documents that have now been released in the Jeffrey Epstein case are described as less exciting. Much of the information has already circulated in leaks over the years.

Unexpectedly thrilling Epstein files released

Mexico hands over drug barons to USA

Some of Mexico's most notorious imprisoned drug barons have been extradited to the USA, in what appears to be an attempt to avoid Donald Trump's threats of punitive tariffs against the country. .

Mexico hands over drug barons to USA

The Epstein Case: Those Involved May Be Named Today

The USA can release the names of individuals linked to the crimes of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, according to Justice Minister Pam Bondi. .

The Epstein Case: Those Involved May Be Named Today

Broad decline on Wall Street

The courses fell sharply on the American stock exchanges on the last day of the trading week. The broad S&P 500 index and the Dow Jones industrial index both lost 1.

Broad decline on Wall Street

Trump sparked outrage among the National Archivists: "Terrible"

Sweden's National Archivist Karin Åström Iko describes President Donald Trump's decision to fire the head of the American National Archives, Colleen J Shogan, as "terrible", according to Swedish Radio's Culture News. .

Trump sparked outrage among the National Archivists: "Terrible"

Musk's access to sensitive payment systems slowed down

After harsh criticism and several lawsuits, Elon Musk's team's access to sensitive federal payment systems is being restricted – temporarily. Two of Musk's employees, however, will retain their clearance.

Musk's access to sensitive payment systems slowed down

After the Örebro Attack: Denmark Cancels Flag Day

Denmark's Queen Mary turns 53 on Wednesday, and the day after, Prince Joachim's wife, Princess Marie, turns 49. This means general flag days in Denmark – but they have now been cancelled.

After the Örebro Attack: Denmark Cancels Flag Day

Sources: Lawyers who investigated Trump fired

Several lawyers who were involved in criminal investigations against Donald Trump have been fired from the Justice Department, according to sources of several American media outlets. .

Sources: Lawyers who investigated Trump fired

Contact ban to cover entire municipality

More and more extensive restraining orders should be issued to protect women from violent ex-partners. Among other things, restraining orders should be able to cover an entire municipality.

Contact ban to cover entire municipality

Judge Blocks Trump's Proposal on Citizenship

A federal judge in Seattle temporarily stops President Donald Trump's attempt to prevent children born in the USA from automatically becoming American citizens. Trump will appeal the court's decision.

Judge Blocks Trump's Proposal on Citizenship

Swede arrested in Turkey – internationally wanted

A 25-year-old Swedish man has been arrested in the tourist resort of Bodrum in southwestern Turkey. The man will be requested to be extradited to Sweden.

Swede arrested in Turkey – internationally wanted

Investigator: Trump would have been convicted if he hadn't won

Donald Trump would have been convicted in court for his attempts to cling to presidential power – if he hadn't been re-elected. This is the assessment of special prosecutor Jack Smith, whose conclusions come to light today despite the investigation having had to be concluded.

Investigator: Trump would have been convicted if he hadn't won

Investigator Criticizes Biden for Slander

Dad Biden – the outgoing US president – is criticized in a report from David Weiss, the special prosecutor in the case against his son Hunter Biden. Joe Biden is accused of having discredited the Justice Department and its officials.

Investigator Criticizes Biden for Slander

Iranian man arrested in Italy has been released

An Iranian man who was arrested in Italy, suspected of having delivered drone equipment to Iran's military, has been acquitted and flown home to Tehran. The news comes just days after an Italian journalist arrested in Iran was released.

Iranian man arrested in Italy has been released

The Man Who Investigated Trump Resigns

The special prosecutor Jack Smith, who led two criminal investigations against the incoming president Donald Trump, has left his position at the US Department of Justice. .

The Man Who Investigated Trump Resigns

Record-low asylum immigration - "needs to decrease"

The refugee immigration to Sweden is the lowest in 40 years. I believe it needs to continue to decrease, says Migration Minister Johan Forssell (The Moderate Party).

Record-low asylum immigration - "needs to decrease"

Svalbard may be next on Trump's list

Even Svalbard's future may be at stake following Donald Trump's Greenland bid, warns a professor. The power play is also feared to lead to Russia turning its attention to the Norwegian archipelago.

Svalbard may be next on Trump's list