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Election observer on the Turkey election: – Not what we call free and fair elections

Election observer Sverre Myrli (Ap) has been in Turkey during the election and says it is not comparable to what we call free and fair elections. According to NRK, Myrli believes that the election itself has been carried out well enough on Sunday. But the prelude and election campaign are not comparable to what we […]

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A very tough job awaits election winner Erdogan in Turkey

Incumbent President Erdogan was, as expected, the winner of the second round of elections in Turkey, and will also be president for the next five years. What awaits him is described as an almost impossible task. The presidential election was described as an election of destiny. Recep Tayyip Erdogan won in the end, but he […]

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Leader of Labour will block all plans for oil and gas exploration

Sir Keir Starmer will announce plans to block all new oil and gas development in the North Sea. He will prioritise lending money for “green investment” as part of a radical plan to turn Britain into a superpower when it comes to so-called clean energy. The Labor leader is thus following in Biden’s footsteps. He […]

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The Aller group apologizes to “offended” Swedes at a party. Norwegians and Danes shake their heads

The Aller group floored after the burlesque show at the anniversary party. Swedish party-goers were “offended”, while Danes and Norwegians in the hall did not understand what the Swedes were complaining about. On the occasion of Aller Media’s 150th anniversary, an anniversary party was held in Copenhagen on 12 May, with Norwegian, Danish and Swedish […]

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Sweden: Fake education certificates for nurses are openly sold on Snapchat

Fake Swedish education certificates for professions such as nurses, care assistants and social workers are sold quite openly on the popular messaging service Snapchat.

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Agreement in principle between the Republicans and Biden

Republicans and Biden agreed on an agreement in principle on the budget last night. There are different versions of the compromise. One bypasses the debt ceiling by agreeing that expenses should only increase by 1 percent. The issue of the debt ceiling is postponed until January 2025, when a new president will be in place. […]

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People run over outside McDonald’s east of Gothenburg

A man in his twenties ran into people outside a McDonald’s in the Gothenburg area on Saturday evening. Two people were injured. The man was later arrested at his home. He must have been subjected to violence before he used the car as a weapon. Based on the context and the description, it seems he […]

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Stockholm: Pre-school is burnt down in suspected arson

Arson attacks against schools and kindergartens have been a major problem in Sweden for many years. On the night of Sunday, a preschool in the district of Bandhagen in southern Stockholm was completely damaged by fire. “You let it burn down,” says Magnus Bengtsson, chief of the rescue service. The preschool was on fire and […]

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Another 600 migrants picked up off the coast of Italy

The ship Geo Barents has picked up close to 600 people who were in distress at sea off the Italian island of Sicily on Saturday. The so-called rescue ship Geo Barents belongs to Doctors Without Borders (MSF), and it is reported that 599 people were on board a small and fragile craft in the sea […]

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AP spread “fake news”, changed the story without informing readers

The Associated Press (AP) spread conspiracy theories about Target customers behaving violently, however after a lack of evidence was found, the AP quietly deleted its lies without noting an update or correction. John Nolte writes this in Breitbart. AP removed unverified claims without informing readers, according to Just the News. As also covered by Document, […]

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