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Biden considers preemptive amnesty
The President of the USA, Joe Biden, is considering pardoning a number of individuals who are threatened by retaliatory measures from President-elect Donald Trump. .
Trump promises to block controversial steel deal
Donald Trump will stop the Japanese Nippon Steel's purchase of the American steel giant US Steel. This writes the USA's incoming president himself in a post on his platform Truth Social:.
USA presents new weapons package to Ukraine
The USA announces a new support package to Ukraine of 725 million dollars, equivalent to nearly 8 billion kronor. The package includes, among other things, landmines and precision robots.
ICC Fights Back: Treated Like Terrorists
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is being accused and threatened as if it were a terrorist group, says its chairman, Tomoko Akane. .
Ceasefire Negotiations Ongoing in Egypt
A delegation from the terrorist-designated Hamas is in Egypt for discussions about a potential ceasefire in the war-torn Gaza. Hopes of reaching such an agreement have been raised after the deal between Israel and the Shia militia Hizbollah in Lebanon last week.
Trump: Abuse of the Justice System
The USA's incoming president Donald Trump calls the pardon of Hunter Biden a "misuse of the judiciary". .
Expert on the Pardon: Has Nothing to Lose
Joe Biden's pardon of his son can be seen as him no longer considering himself having anything to lose, according to an expert. I would think that this is his way of saying: "Go to hell", says Professor Dennis Goldford.
Joe Biden makes a U-turn – pardons his son
The President of the USA, Joe Biden, pardons his son Hunter Biden, who has been convicted of, among other things, weapons offenses. This despite him previously stating that he "never" would pardon his son in the event of a guilty verdict.
Trump wants to see Kash Patel lead the FBI
The USA's incoming president Donald Trump wants loyal Kash Patel as head of the FBI, he writes on his platform in social media, Truth Social. .
Hope for a ceasefire in Gaza – but small prospects
The ceasefire in Lebanon raises renewed hope for laid-down arms also in Gaza. With growing alarm about starvation and winter approaching, it's urgent.
Billions in Ukraine Aid Left to Trump
USA's President Joe Biden is preparing urgent arms deliveries to Ukraine, but will likely not have time to use the funds previously allocated by Congress. Several billion dollars in support may depend on what Donald Trump wants, according to American officials to the Wall Street Journal.
Trump's Nominated Ministers Exposed to Threats
Several of those who have been nominated for ministerial posts by the USA's incoming president Donald Trump have been subjected to bomb threats and other types of threats, according to the federal police FBI. .
Tusk: If Ukraine loses, we all lose
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party) is hosting a Nordic-Baltic summit on Wednesday and Thursday, where Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk is also participating. The countries' heads of government reiterate their support for Ukraine and promise to increase their efforts.
Biden: Israel retains the right to defend itself
The President of the USA, Joe Biden, is pleased with his country's efforts to achieve a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah – and thanks his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, for the cooperation. .
Israel says yes to ceasefire in Lebanon
Israel's government has voted yes to the proposal for a ceasefire in Lebanon, which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented on Tuesday evening. USA's President Joe Biden states that the ceasefire will come into effect on Wednesday morning at 04:00 local time.
California promises electric car bonus if Trump scraps
The incoming President Donald Trump is said to have plans to scrap the electric car bonus for the USA's car buyers. Then, California's Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom promises to introduce his own subsidies.
Charges against Trump dropped
Both federal charges against incoming President Donald Trump will be dropped, according to the special prosecutor handling the cases. This concerns both criminal charges related to the storming of the Capitol in 2021 and the charge of handling classified documents.
Criticism of the climate agreement: "Means death"
For poor countries, a dark future with death and suffering awaits, says Panama's representative Juan Carlos Monterrey Gómez after the COP29 agreement in Baku. The criticism from developing countries against the agreement is massive.
Opposition Leader Accused of Treason
Prosecutors in Venezuela have launched a treason investigation against opposition leader María Corina Machado. The allegations concern her alleged support for US sanctions following President Nicolás Maduro's disputed election victory in July.
Orbán defies ICC – invites Netanyahu
Viktor Orbán, Prime Minister of the EU's presidency country Hungary, defies the ICC's arrest warrant against Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by inviting him to Hungary. .
Foreign Minister: Sweden Supports the ICC's Work
Sweden supports the ICC's work and independence, announces Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) as the court has issued an arrest warrant against Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The USA dismisses the court's decision entirely.
ICC: Netanyahu and Gallant accused of war crimes
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant are to be arrested, announces the International Criminal Court (ICC). They are accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes in the Gaza Strip.
Kristersson on the attack: Trying to intimidate the West
Russia's attack with an intercontinental robot is an attempt to intimidate both Ukraine and Western countries, according to Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party). They are trying to intimidate the West, but let us not be intimidated, he says.
Putin's new doctrine: "A new attempt"
Vladimir Putin has formally lowered the threshold for when Russia can use nuclear weapons – in a situation where Ukraine is starting to shoot American missiles further into the country. This can create new credibility problems for the Kremlin.
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