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Tennis helps the victims in Valencia

Both finals in tennis' team competitions, Billie Jean King Cup and Davis Cup, will be decided in Malaga, Spain, later in November. The tournament organizations, together with the International Tennis Federation, have decided to donate money to the Red Cross in Spain to support and alleviate the effects of the flood disaster in Valencia.

Tennis helps the victims in Valencia

After the Catastrophe: The Star Couldn't Bear to Watch the Match

The injured Barcelona star Ferran Torres was unable to be present when his team won the derby against Espanyol. The Spanish national team player is from the Valencia area, which has been hardest hit by the floods that have claimed over 200 human lives.

After the Catastrophe: The Star Couldn't Bear to Watch the Match

Norway's Prime Minister: The Gaza War is Barbarism

Norway's Prime Minister directs sharp criticism towards Israel's warfare in Gaza. .

Norway's Prime Minister: The Gaza War is Barbarism

New Humanitarian Aid to Ukraine

The Government has decided on a new humanitarian aid package to Ukraine of 110 million kronor. The largest part will go towards helping the civilian population during the winter, for example by securing access to heat, electricity, medicine, and water.

New Humanitarian Aid to Ukraine

Film shows: Attack on gathering that helped boy

Only seconds after people rush forward to help a 13-year-old boy who was injured in an Israeli attack in Gaza, a new attack hits the crowd, shows a video clip that is spreading. .

Film shows: Attack on gathering that helped boy

Many dead in rare attack on northern Lebanon

Around 20 people have been killed in an Israeli attack on northern Lebanon. It is reported to be the first time Israel has launched an attack on the area.

Many dead in rare attack on northern Lebanon

Stranded in the Desert for Months: "Still Hoping"

They stand row after row under the Egyptian desert's merciless sun. A whole landscape of trucks, under colorful tarpaulins, rest aid deliveries from all corners of the world.

Stranded in the Desert for Months: "Still Hoping"

Sweden sends more money to Lebanon

Sweden is providing Lebanon with new support of over 80 million kronor. The reason is the critical situation on the ground.

Sweden sends more money to Lebanon

Israeli Attack Shook Hezbollah Headquarters

Israel's attack continues towards targets in Beirut and southern Lebanon, where residents are urged to leave their homes. A wave of attacks continued on Thursday.

Israeli Attack Shook Hezbollah Headquarters

The Crisis Worsens in Sudan – Sweden Increases Support

The civil war in Sudan has paralyzed large parts of the country. Now Sweden is expanding its support to the country.

The Crisis Worsens in Sudan – Sweden Increases Support

Exploded people-searchers can be war crimes

One by one, personal locators and walkie-talkies in pockets and hands exploded. The method – borrowed from a spy novel – raises a number of questions related to the laws of war.

Exploded people-searchers can be war crimes

Myanmar severely hit by Typhoon Yagi

Typhoon Yagi and its aftermath in Myanmar have claimed over 100 lives. Entire villages have been flooded, says a rescue worker by Lake Inle, a popular tourist destination.

Myanmar severely hit by Typhoon Yagi

The Myanmar junta's distress call met with brief responses

The leader of Myanmar's brutal military junta is appealing for help after a storm that has forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. International aid organizations do not want to comment on the request from the junta leader.

The Myanmar junta's distress call met with brief responses

Ukraine: Three Dead in Attack on Red Cross Committee

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj says that three people were killed in a Russian attack on vehicles from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). The Committee confirms the deaths.

Ukraine: Three Dead in Attack on Red Cross Committee

Swedes better equipped for crisis - but not all

The Swedes believe they are better equipped to handle social crises now than three years ago, according to a survey by the Red Cross. At the same time, there are significant differences depending on income and education level.

Swedes better equipped for crisis - but not all

The Club Manager: "Feeling Bad as a Club"

The day after the lightning strike on Lidingö, the football club IFK Lidingö is in shock. Three of the club's youth players were severely injured.

The Club Manager: "Feeling Bad as a Club"