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Expert on Trump's Gaza Plan: No Difference from Crimea
The USA is to take over the Gaza Strip and transform it into the "Riviera of the Middle East", claims Donald Trump. It is without a doubt the most absurd proposal I have seen from a political leader during my lifetime, says Professor of International Law Pål Wrange.
Criminologist: The Örebro Murders Have Historic Magnitude
One of the worst murders in Sweden's history – and something that will likely leave equally deep impressions as the murder of Olof Palme and the terrorist attack on Drottninggatan. It is the first time something of this magnitude occurs in Sweden, notes criminologist Sven Granath.
Kuylenstierna becomes new head of the Environmental Protection Agency
Johan Kuylenstierna becomes the new director-general of the Environmental Protection Agency. This was announced by Climate and Environment Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (L) at a press conference.
Genetic diversity is decreasing – risking extinction
Birds and mammals worldwide are threatened when genetic variation decreases. The less variation, the greater the risk that species cannot cope with environmental changes.
So Sweden can be hit by Trump's tariffs
If President Donald Trump imposes tariffs on the EU, the Swedish steel and automotive industry may be affected. At the same time, an upward inflation pressure could make it more difficult to continue with interest rate cuts.
The Goal: Solving the Mystery of the Missing Love Letter
The love letter that was thrown out in a cylinder from the balloon during Andrée's legendary polar expedition in 1897 has been missing without a trace. Now researchers hope to get closer to the mystery and the letter through a new analysis of the wind during the balloon journey.
The Goal: Solving the Mystery of the Missing Love Letter
The love letter that was thrown out in a capsule from the balloon during Andrée's legendary polar expedition in 1897 has been missing without a trace. Now researchers hope to get closer to the mystery and the letter through a new analysis of the wind during the balloon journey.
Proposal against gang crime criticized: "Not smart"
The criticism is heavy against the proposals that aim to tackle various stages of crime, for example, murder plans in chats. The government's purpose is to get more convicted for gang crimes, but the proposals are sweeping and make completely everyday things into tools for aiding and abetting, according to the critics.
Criminologist: Frenzied attacks have no explanation
A woman was stabbed to death at her workplace in a food store. The suspected perpetrator was arrested immediately, and according to the prosecutor, there is no known connection between the victim and the suspect.
Summer's Election Luck Gives Hope for the Arctic Fox
In nearly a hundred years, the wolverine has been protected. For a while, it was almost extinct, but now a small bright spot is emerging – last summer, there was a breeding success in the mountains.
Don't be afraid – the mobile is safe in the electronics recycling bins
Many receive a new phone or computer as a Christmas gift. The old one ends up in a box with one, two or more despite the fact that it should be handed over for recycling.
Summer's Election Luck Gives Hope for the Arctic Fox
In nearly a hundred years, the wolverine has been protected. For a while, it was almost extinct, but now a small bright spot is emerging – last summer, there was a breeding success in the mountains.
Historic "Google Earth" Goldmine for Researchers
Under half a century, British pilots took 1. 7 million aerial photos, which have remained hidden in a Scottish mountain vault.
Historic "Google Earth" goldmine for researchers
Under half a century, British pilots took 1. 7 million aerial photos, which have remained hidden in a Scottish mountain vault.
He turns space superfinds into morning coffee
The astronomical program ZTF has found more than 10,000 supernovae in space. For a Swedish researcher, the hunt has become a morning routine.
Iran Expert: Has Been Released Before - and Locked Up Again
Human rights activist Narges Mohammadi is to be released from prison for health reasons. Encouraging, says Iran expert Bitte Hammargren – who simultaneously warns against drawing too large conclusions.
The Expert on the Math Results: Got a Little Surprised
Swedish students – especially the boys – have become better at maths and the only thing that is really certain is that there is no simple explanation for it. Both the time after the pandemic and the actual design of the test may have had an impact.
Bladderwrack in Space to Solve Mystery
Blue algae from the Baltic Sea has been sent up into space. It may be a first step in solving a 30-year-old puzzle.
Discovery: Chimney Smoke Causes Snowfall
Smoke from chimneys can lead to increased ice formation in clouds, which in turn causes local snowfall, shows a new study. There are quite significant differences, says researcher Velle Toll.
Expert: ICC decision puts Germany in a difficult situation
The International Criminal Court's (ICC) arrest warrant against Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is a test for the rule-based world order. This is stated by Anders Persson, Israel-Palestine expert at Linnaeus University.
Musk has Trump's ear – but conflicts of interest await
In the media, he is already being called "the first polar". After the US presidential election, super entrepreneur Elon Musk has more or less moved in with winner Donald Trump at the Mar-a-Lago residence.
"Tell it to H-e" – Ukraine's cheeky response in court
A Ukrainian soldier's defiant answer to the Russian navy has become a symbol for the country's fight against Russia. But protecting it as a trademark is a completely different thing.
Climate Researchers' Alarm: Take Collapse Risk Seriously
The risk of the Gulf Stream collapsing is greater than many think. Such a scenario could imply a climate catastrophe for Sweden, write 48 researchers in a letter to the Nordic governments.
The Motive Determines if Evacuations in Gaza Constitute a Crime
Thousands of Palestinians are being evacuated from their homes in northern Gaza, according to Israel's order, which the military claims is to protect civilians. However, the evacuations can also be seen as mass deportations.
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