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Expert: "Crazy" Trump May Dissolve Nato
A compromise with Russia and a dissolution of Nato. This is a possible future under Donald Trump's second presidential term.
Would there be less war with Trump?
Donald Trump's style and unpredictability worry many. Will it be a more uncertain world with Trump as president – or can he put an end to the wars and create peace?.
She's supposed to get the Tories out of the crisis - but it's unclear how
Kemi Badenoch is the first black woman to lead the British Conservative Tory Party. She has made herself known as "anti-woke" and is critical of identity politics.
Gallant: New Hezbollah leader won't last long
The Lebanese Shia militia Hezbollah has appointed Naim Qassem as new leader. A safe hand, according to Middle East expert Rouzbeh Parsi.
Israel: Nasrallah's likely successor killed
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims that the successor to Hizbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has been killed. A military spokesperson, however, downplays the report.
The Iran Expert: "A Perfect Trap"
Iran carried out a comprehensive drone attack against Israel on Tuesday. An escalation that increases the risk of the war spreading, according to analysts.
Expert: Israel wants to draw the US and Iran into the war
Now it's total war and Nasrallah is dead, says Iran expert Rouzbeh Parsi. According to him, it can lead to the region's heavyweights – the USA and Iran – being forced into the war.
Turkey Applies for Membership in Brics
Turkey has applied for membership in the Brics alliance, according to sources for the news agency Bloomberg. The information has not yet been confirmed by the Turkish government or by any other member country.
"Not enough to meet EU's climate requirements"
Sweden will not meet the EU's climate goals by 2030 – despite the proposal for increased blending of biofuels in fuels. This is what three experts say to TT.
Political Scientist: Stabbing Murders Became a Spark
The outbreaks of violence in many British cities following the Southport incident will be a balancing act for the fresh Labour government to handle. At the same time, it is difficult to determine who is behind the violence, according to political scientist Nicholas Aylott.
Basque Country dominates in Spain's European Championship team: "A pride"
Last time Spain played a European Championship final, ten out of eleven starting players belonged to Barcelona or Real Madrid. Now it's the Basques who dominate.
Kristersson: Increased defense investments are required
Around Europe, an increasing number of countries are now investing more and more in defense. However, significantly more may be required, according to Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson in connection with the NATO summit in Washington.
Expert: New President Will Have Little Impact on Djalali
Iran's new president is described as a person who stands for a slightly more open relationship with Europe. But it does not necessarily have to have a greater impact on the situation of the Swedish-Iranian imprisoned researcher Ahmadreza Djalali, according to Iran expert Rouzbeh Parsi.
Political Scientist: The Election Can Bring the British Stability
Labour's landslide victory in the British election can provide more stability in domestic politics, assesses political scientist Nicholas Aylott. .
"If Trump wins, he will drop the charges"
It was expected. That's what USA expert Jan Hallenberg says about the US Supreme Court not being able to decide whether Donald Trump's actions prior to the storming of the Capitol on January 6, 2021, are covered by presidential immunity.
Journalist deported to China – "security threat"
A Chinese journalist who, according to the Security Service, has engaged in security-threatening activities in Sweden has been deported to China. .
Detail about Noury's release: Iran wants to silence
From murderers and war criminals to wrongly convicted. The Iranian version of Saturday's prisoner exchange is a reversed mirror image of the Swedish one.
Iran Expert: Sweden Has Played Its Cards
A win for the Iranian regime and a defeat for Swedish diplomacy. So comments Arvin Khoshnood, Iran expert affiliated with Lund University, on the prisoner exchange.
Expert: Report on war crimes puts pressure on USA
More and more investigations come to the same conclusion: Israel's warfare in Gaza is all too brutal. Israel is becoming increasingly isolated, notes international law expert Jan Hallenberg.
Iran recruits gang youths – "Sign of weakness"
Why does Iran seek help from Swedish criminal teenage boys to get its affairs in order? A sign of weakness, interprets Iran expert Rouzbeh Parsi as. It shows a lack of capacity when one has to take help from people who, at least from an intelligence perspective, can be seen as unprofessional.
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