Ukraine's war chest at risk of being empty by June
Ukraine's war chest is at risk of being empty by June, Bloomberg reports, citing calculations from both Ukrainian and foreign government sources.
Conflicts
The Russian shadow fleet should be clamped down on harder
The Russian shadow fleet will be met with a tougher response, promise the countries in the northern European, British-led defense cooperation JEF. "We must hunt them down even harder," says British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Swedish politics
Rutte confident Strait of Hormuz will reopen
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte is confident that the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened. "I am completely convinced that we can get this done together," he told Fox News on Sunday.
WorldTop news
Loop: Who should answer the phone if Trump calls?
The Greenland crisis is not over, Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen warns. That is why he is going to the polls to consolidate centrist power and strengthen the EU. "I usually say that you cannot be a winning nation in a losing region," he tells TT.
World politics
US sends more troops to Middle East, Trump scolds NATO
The United States is sending over 2,200 more troops and three warships to the Middle East, military sources told several U.S. media outlets. At the same time, Donald Trump reiterated his anger at NATO's unwillingness to help the United States in the war and signaled a desire to de-escalate the conflict.
ConflictsTop news
Lars Leijonborg is running for L and wants to help
Former party leader Lars Leijonborg, 76, is running for parliament as a Liberal ahead of the election this fall. "I believe very strongly that the Liberals are needed in Swedish politics," he says.
Swedish politics
NATO chief says talks underway on how to open the Strait of Hormuz
Discussions are underway among NATO members about the best strategy for resuming shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, according to the military alliance's secretary-general, Mark Rutte.
World
EU president to visit Sydney - trade deal in the works?
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is going to Australia next week - likely in the hope of a trade deal.
Business- ConflictsStarmer warns the Ukraine war is being forgotten
- World politicsTrump angry at allies, says US should leave NATO
- Swedish politicsAfter Trump's NATO threat, Sweden says securing the Strait of Hormuz is not relevant
- ConflictsTrump gets snub from allies, not NATO's war
- WorldMore than 100,000 demonstrate in Budapest in showdown between Orbán and Péter Magyar
- SwedenCanada wants to break US dependence - a chance for Gripen
- Swedish politicsSD and L's agreement The Sweden Pledge - all 15 points
- ConflictsLies and war in Orbán's fight to stay in office ahead of Hungary's election
- Swedish politicsGovernment rages against Social Democrats' line on nuclear weapons
- ConflictsTurkey deploys Patriot air defense system to Malatya after second missile shot down
- World politicsPresident Stubb says Finland will not become a nuclear-weapon state
- SwedenSweden in talks about nuclear weapons with France: We need to understand
- WorldThe countries the US has attacked - here's how it went
- EntertainmentSweden's Home Guard bands to receive instruments worth 90 million kronor
- WorldIsrael: Large-scale attack on military headquarters in Tehran
- Swedish politicsKristersson: Sweden to participate in dialogue on France's nuclear weapons and deterrence