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Gaza talks continue – disagreement over proposal
The US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has landed in Egypt's capital Cairo for another round of talks to bring about a ceasefire in the Gaza War. Israel is said to have agreed to an American proposal, but uncertainty still surrounds the details and Hamas appears to be doubting.
That's Why It's So Hard to Achieve a Ceasefire
It is described as the "last chance" to achieve a ceasefire between Israel and the terrorist-stamped Hamas when the mediators gather again for talks. If it fails, there is a risk that the region will be even more on the brink of a major war.
Expert: Israel fulfills its promises of revenge
The Hamas leader's death in Iran appears to be Israel's way of fulfilling its promise of revenge, says Lieutenant Colonel Anders Ekholm. They made that promise already the day after October 7: you are "dead men walking", we will take you all down.
Expert: Israel's Retaliatory Attack Well Proportioned
After threats of a powerful response to the deadly attack on the Golan Heights over the weekend, Israel has attacked a Hezbollah commander in Beirut. The attack is a clear marker – but at the same time gives the militia group the opportunity not to escalate, according to an expert.
Expert: Possible War Scenario for Israel
After the attack on the Golan Heights, where at least twelve children died, Israel has responded by attacking targets deep inside Lebanon. I don't think we've seen the end of the Israeli response, says Middle East expert Anders Persson.
Expert on Rocket Attack: A Nightmare Scenario
The rocket attack on a football pitch in the Golan Heights, annexed by Israel, can in the worst case lead to the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah deteriorating and escalating, according to Middle East expert Anders Persson. Everything depends on how Israel chooses to respond to the attack, he says.
Flood of Disinformation After the Assassination Attempt
Only minutes after the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, disinformation and conspiracy theories began to flourish in social media. Assassination attempts on presidents and presidential candidates are a theme in American conspiracy culture, says media researcher Andreas Önnerfors.
Joy or Disappointment – the Decision Arrives Today
Hundreds of thousands of Swedes are now receiving the long-awaited admission notice to universities and colleges. For those who receive a positive response, it is important to quickly accept.
The Forest as Medicine for Racing Thoughts
That nature can help us find calm is something many sign up for. But does it make a difference whether you take a regular forest walk – and take a "forest bath"? Here are the tips for those who want to try the trend.
Heat doesn't deter tourists: "Forget quickly"
Summer has begun with high temperatures in several of Europe's destinations. However, heat warnings, fires, and closed attractions are unlikely to deter tourists, according to tourism researcher Stefan Gössling.
Expert: Hamas puts the ball in Israel's half
The UN's Security Council has voted for a ceasefire in Gaza. Hamas welcomes the resolution and the USA says that Israel accepts the proposal.
Expert: Gantz's departure can create chaos
The announcement that centre-left politician Benny Gantz is leaving the Israeli government was expected, but it could have negative consequences for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Both for international relations and for the potential domestic political chaos in Israel, says Middle East expert Anders Persson.
No, the EU does not want to force everyone to eat insects
Conspiracy theories surrounding the EU election are in high gear. According to research, the 72 hours before an election are the hottest, says media researcher Andreas Önnerfors.
No, the EU does not want to force everyone to eat insects
Conspiracy theories surrounding the EU election are in high gear. According to research, the 72 hours before an election are the hottest, says media researcher Andreas Önnerfors.
Demonstrators at university removed by police
A 15-strong group of Palestinian protesters entered the main entrance of Linnaeus University in Växjö on Wednesday, according to [P4 Kronoberg](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/demonstranter-tog-sin-in-pa-lnu-skanderar-mot-israel).
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