- December 22nd, 2024
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has expressed surprise and cautious optimism following a phone call with Donald Trump, who was recently reelected as President of the United States. The Nov. 10 conversation, which Scholz described as "detailed and good," primarily focused...
Tensions between Georgia and the European Union (EU) have escalated in the wake of Georgia’s contentious parliamentary elections last month, which many international observers claim were plagued by irregularities. A high-profile delegation from EU member states visited Tbilisi on Monday,...
The Swedish Ministry of Defense has announced the selection of the Embraer (NYSE: ERJ/B3: EMBR3) C-390 Millennium as the country’s next-generation tactical transport aircraft. The selection of the C-390 marks a significant milestone for Sweden, making it the first Nordic...
Georgia and beyond following last weekend’s disputed elections, where the pro-Russian ruling party, Georgian Dream, claimed victory in a process that has sparked widespread international concerns over alleged electoral misconduct and democratic backsliding. Among the most significant responses has been...
Sweden has ratified its NATO membership after 20 months of negotiations, becoming the 32nd member of NATO following Finland's accession in April 2023. The decision was made in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and heightened security concerns in northern...
Sweden has moved closer to joining NATO after the Turkish parliament's foreign affairs committee approved a protocol for the Nordic country's membership in the military alliance. Turkey's opposition to Sweden's membership stemmed from its perceived softness towards supporters of Kurdish...
STOCKHOLM Sweden's government has announced tax cuts and increased funding for welfare, defence, and the criminal justice system in its 2024 budget. However, spending must be limited to combat inflation. The budget includes a hike in in-work tax credits and...
Recently, a case of the burning of the Quran by a person came to the fore in the European nation of Sweden. After this, the Muslim nations of the whole world expressed strong opposition to Sweden on this incident. Turkey...
In the last days of June, Muslim countries are still angry about the burning of the Quran in Sweden. Yemen's Houthi rebels protesting the incident have now decided to boycott Sweden's goods. The Houthi-run TV channel Alamsira has reported that...
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