Tag: Ulf

  • Swedish sustain tech company Wayout and EP Kamat Group introduce environmentally friendly technology to reduce the carbon footprint

    Goa [India], May 28 (ANI / NewsVoir): The award-winning sustain-tech company Wayout and EP Kamat Group signed a partnership contract on Saturday in the presence of Dr Pramod Sawant, Prime Minister, Goa. The companies unveiled the environmentally friendly technology that can be used effectively to reduce the carbon footprint and its positive impact on the […]

  • The NATO chief mentions conditions for Finland and Sweden

    The NATO chief mentions conditions for Finland and Sweden

    It is unlikely that the two countries will become candidate members if they do not respond to Turkey, says Jens Stoltenberg Finland and Sweden will probably not become NATO candidate members at the upcoming alliance summit on June 28-30 if they do not meet Turkey’s requirements, the bloc’s general secretary Jens Stoltenberg announced during a […]

  • A solar sail backed by NASA could take science to new heights

    A solar sail backed by NASA could take science to new heights

    Phase III seeks to strategically transfer NIAC concepts that have the greatest impact to NASA, other government agencies, or commercial partners. “When we dare farther into space than ever before, we need innovative, cutting-edge technologies to guide our missions,” said the NASA director. Bill Nelson. “NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts program helps unlock visionary ideas – […]

  • Patti Smith – poetry, rock and the art of survival

    Patti Smith – poetry, rock and the art of survival

    It’s a Monday in the middle of summer in 1967. At the bus terminal to New York stands a slender black-haired young girl. Despite the summer heat, she is wearing jeans, polo and a long gray raincoat she bought at the Salvation Army for this very occasion Patti is 20 years old and this moment […]

  • Foreign investment in China declines as multinational corporations become pessimistic about the Chinese economy

    Foreign investment in China declines as multinational corporations become pessimistic about the Chinese economy

    Peking [China]May 22 (ANI): Direct foreign investment in China from multinational corporations falls off a cliff as investors become increasingly pessimistic about the Chinese economy amid President Xi Jinping’s strict covid policy and his stance on Russia’s war on Ukraine. These multinational companies face serious challenges in conducting their business in China. A number of […]

  • Ultima Thule – the band that plays SD into the Riksdag |  Part 3/3

    Ultima Thule – the band that plays SD into the Riksdag | Part 3/3

    Ultima Thule bans are introduced in schools and in the media the band is hunted down with questions about their past. The collusion with the white power movement, fans who heal and the criticism that follows eats away at the band. They are linked to the growing racism that is being debated extensively. Some record […]

  • Sharper images of black holes can show if they are actually holes

    Sharper images of black holes can show if they are actually holes

    The very first image of a black hole came three years ago. But now, through a major international collaboration, astronomers have presented the first image of a black hole that is much closer to us, in the heart of our galaxy, the Milky Way. Participants: Michael Lindqvist, astronomer at Chalmers and Onsala Space Observatory. Göran […]

  • Ultima Thule – the skinheads’ new favorite band |  Part 2/3

    Ultima Thule – the skinheads’ new favorite band | Part 2/3

    The punks have become skinheads and behind the band’s debut album is right-wing extremist Bevara Sverige Svenskt – BSS. Ultima Thule continues to hang in the circles around the growing white power movement and the pressure on the band increases. Who are they and what do they stand for? At the same time, the economic […]

  • The hunt for the online pedophile

    The hunt for the online pedophile

    This week, P3 Krim is about the hunt for the online pedophile. The man who is arrested in the apartment we call “Jonathan”. When the police analyzed material on his computer, many children were discovered who had been subjected to some form of abuse. A total of 50 children are victims of crime from all […]

  • Finnish film will premiere at the Cannes Film Festival

    Finnish film will premiere at the Cannes Film Festival

    Direction and script Mikko Myllylahti, The Story of a Lumberjack or Woodcutter’s Story premieres on Thursday at the Cannes Film Festival. The film will compete for the Camera d’Or Award for Best Direction at this year’s festival as well as the Critics ’Week Award. The Woodcutter’s Story follows a man who goes through several tragic […]

  • Ultima Thule – how Sweden’s most controversial band is created |  Part 1/3

    Ultima Thule – how Sweden’s most controversial band is created | Part 1/3

    What starts as a punk band will become the Viking rock band all of Sweden knows. Loved and hated – the audience grows and the records sell at the same time as they are accused of being Nazis. How did the band get into nationalism and start singing about Sweden and love for the motherland? […]

  • Right now: Andersson (S) and Kristersson (M) about NATO

    Right now: Andersson (S) and Kristersson (M) about NATO

    Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson (S) and the Moderates’ party leader Ulf Kristersson hold a press conference. Yesterday, the Social Democrats decided to say yes to NATO. This afternoon, Studio Ett will make an extra broadcast about NATO. The broadcast lasts for three hours and starts at 15.03 in P1 and will be broadcast in Swedish […]

  • Right now: Agenda’s party leader debate

    Right now: Agenda’s party leader debate

    NATO, the riots, pensions, energy prices and the climate. These are the most important issues in the election year’s first debate in SVT’s Agenda tonight. The two-hour debate is led by Camilla Kvartoft and Anders Holmberg. Participating are Magdalena Andersson (S), Ebba Busch (KD), Nooshi Dadgostar (V), Ulf Kristersson (M), Annie Lööf (C), Johan Pehrson […]

  • Norway is willing to develop diplomatic ties with Iran

    Norway is willing to develop diplomatic ties with Iran

    TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Norway’s Deputy Foreign Minister Henrik Thune highlighted his country’s plans to promote diplomatic relations with Iran. – Policy News – In a meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian in Tehran on Saturday, Thune described the strengthening of diplomatic contacts with Iran as a high priority in his country’s foreign policy regarding […]

  • China asks Sweden to respect “religious beliefs” among Muslims even though they are the worst human rights violators: Report

    Peking [China]April 29 (ANI): China, which is listed among the worst human rights violators in the world by Human Rights Watch, has asked Sweden to respect the “religious beliefs” of Muslims and other minority groups, protect their legal rights and interests, a media report said. On April 20, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin asked […]

  • Germany tightens conditions for migrants

    Germany tightens conditions for migrants

    The expelled person no longer needs to be able to meet the subsistence level in the home German courts are no longer obliged to ensure that a deported person who is sent home can support himself in a sustainable way there, the federal administrative court ruled on Thursday. The verdict, handed down in Leipzig, changed […]

  • According to the European Commission, companies will be allowed to pay for Russian gas under the new system

    According to the European Commission, companies will be allowed to pay for Russian gas under the new system

    March 31 President of Russia Vladimir Putin signed a decree stipulating that all gas supply contracts with companies registered in “unfriendly” countries will be paid in rubles. The measure only applies to Gazprom’s pipe exports, and the company is expected to receive its first ruble payments in the second half of April and May. In […]

  • Astronomers have discovered the farthest galaxy ever

    Astronomers have discovered the farthest galaxy ever

    The team suggests two ideas: HD1 could form stars with amazing speed and possibly even Population III stars, the first stars in the universe not yet observed. Alternatively, HD1 may contain a supermassive black hole that is about 100 million times the mass of our sun. “Answering questions about the nature of a source so […]

  • Gasum, which still imports Russian LNG via Pori, is looking for alternative deliveries

    Gasum, which still imports Russian LNG via Pori, is looking for alternative deliveries

    The Finnish state-owned energy company Gasum is the largest distributor of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the Nordic countries, with a terminal network in Finland, Sweden and Norway. The company continues to import LNG from Russia, although many other Finnish companies have ceased operations in Finland’s eastern neighborhood due to the Russian invasion and the […]

  • Swedish Prime Minister condemns unrest in the wake of Koran burning: Reports

    Stockholm [Sweden]April 19 (ANI / Sputnik): Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson has condemned the unrest that has engulfed several cities across the country after anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant meetings organized by the Danish right-wing extremist politician Rasmus Paludan, Swedish media reported on Monday. On Thursday, Paludan and his anti-immigration political party planned a demonstration that included […]

  • Finland and Sweden in NATO involve switching to Moscow’s nuclear weapons position

    Finland and Sweden in NATO involve switching to Moscow’s nuclear weapons position

    Russia will need to significantly improve its security if Sweden and Finland join NATO, warns former President Medvedev Moscow will need to deploy significant forces to its borders with Finland in response to Sweden and Finland joining NATO, Russian former President Dmitry Medvedev warned on Thursday, adding that the deployment of nuclear weapons to the […]

  • Finland and Sweden in NATO mean change to nuclear weapons – Moscow

    Finland and Sweden in NATO mean change to nuclear weapons – Moscow

    Russia will need to significantly improve its security if Sweden and Finland join NATO, warns former President Medvedev Moscow will need to deploy significant forces to its borders with Finland in response to Sweden and Finland joining NATO, warned Russian former President Dmitry Medvedev on Thursday, adding that the deployment of nuclear weapons to the […]

  • Winner of the Swedish Radio Short Story Prize 2022: The grief in their eyes by Malin Wollin

    Winner of the Swedish Radio Short Story Prize 2022: The grief in their eyes by Malin Wollin

    Linda Wincent reads the winning short story Sorgen in their eyes One day the ad appears with the two brothers, Kjell and Erik Aronsson at Snäcke farm. Kill on the same day. What happened to them does not concern Sara, but it does not hurt anyone that she goes to Snäcke? Malin Wollin is a […]

  • The Russian plane is suspected of violating Finnish airspace

    The Russian plane is suspected of violating Finnish airspace

    A Russian state naval plane is suspected of violating Finnish airspace in the Gulf of Finland off Porvoo on Friday morning. According to the Department of Defense, the suspected airspace violation of IL-96-300 lasted three minutes. The Ministry’s communications office told Yle that this was the first violation in Finland this year. The last previous […]

  • Finnish gambling law to protect problem gamblers or to secure a state monopoly?

    Finnish gambling law to protect problem gamblers or to secure a state monopoly?

    The first of the reforms introduces payment bans for all iGaming operators that advertise Finnish players except state-owned monopolies. In addition, the identifier will be introduced and extended to land slots, which are currently outside the control of monopolies. The latest major change is that the advertising of individuals, ie influencers, will be limited by […]

  • That is why Putin needs Syrian mercenaries

    That is why Putin needs Syrian mercenaries

    Russian TV has shown clips of Syrian fighters in camouflage clothing and weapons. They stand in front of banners with pictures of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The Russian Defense Minister has claimed that 16,000 volunteers from the Middle East have already signed up. Sources interviewed by P1’s Middle East podcast […]

  • The NCP and the Swedish moderates form the NATO working group

    The NCP and the Swedish moderates form the NATO working group

    The Finnish Center-Right Coalition Party (NCP) and its Swedish counterpart, the Moderates, have formed a special NATO working group. The parties want Finland and Sweden to submit joint applications to the military alliance by the end of June, when NATO will host a summit in Madrid, Spain. The cross-border working group will meet for the […]

  • Nyamko’s quarter-in-three rag and the party leaders’ training routines

    Nyamko’s quarter-in-three rag and the party leaders’ training routines

    There have been 72 shootings this year alone until mid-March. Before the war in Ukraine, gang crime was the big election issue. A new report on the subject shows 448 sentenced years in prison, but at the same time three new people are being recruited to the gangs. We hear about a heated debate between […]

  • Joasia Krysa curated the second opening of the Helsinki Biennale in June 2023

    Joasia Krysa curated the second opening of the Helsinki Biennale in June 2023

    The Helsinki Biennale, which is free and open to all, continues to create connections between Finnish and artists around the world and is committed to responsible exhibition activities and participatory principles. Joasia Krysa is a British, Polish curator, researcher and researcher working at the intersection of contemporary art and technology. He was the artistic director […]

  • Hundreds are homeless after a huge fire destroyed a block of flats in Vanløse

    Hundreds are homeless after a huge fire destroyed a block of flats in Vanløse

    On Friday afternoon, the Copenhagen Police received a report that a fire had broken out in the entrance to Grøndals Parkvej 6A, a block of flats in Vanløse. It did not take long before the entire block was engulfed. It took a while, but the firefighters eventually managed to tame the flames. Work today continues […]

  • The King’s Millions and Magdalena Andersson’s winner’s skull

    The King’s Millions and Magdalena Andersson’s winner’s skull

    For the first time, the king will report what he does with the millions he receives each year from the state budget, the so-called apanaget. This year it was 149 million. How much do Victoria and Carl Philip really get and how much goes to clothes? We also get to know when the king was […]

  • Tom Hanks actor “A Man Called Otto” adds new actors

    Washington [US]March 25 (ANI): Emmy-nominated actor Cameron Britton and ‘Trainwreck’ star Mike Birbiglia have joined the cast of ‘A Man Called Otto’, starring Tom Hanks. Britton and Birbiglia have joined previously announced actors including Mariana Trevino, Rachel Keller and Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Deadline reported. The upcoming film will be directed by Marc Forster with two-time Oscar-nominated […]

  • 396: Zelensky impressed in the Riksdag

    396: Zelensky impressed in the Riksdag

    A historic speech On the day four weeks after Russia’s attack, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj spoke to Swedish MPs. He announced that Ukraine is currently suffering severely, but that it is resolute in its opposition and that it needs help from the outside world – where he believes that Sweden can also contribute more. Great […]

  • Nearly 20,000 posted workers in Finland – deficiencies have been rectified during inspections of broadcasting companies and contractors

    Nearly 20,000 posted workers in Finland – deficiencies have been rectified during inspections of broadcasting companies and contractors

    Posting of employees means that a foreign company temporarily sends an employee to Finland to work when the company has agreed to provide the service in Finland. The posted worker’s permanent job is in a country other than Finland. The legal basis for posting is in EU legislation, which is provided for in the Finnish […]

  • Research: Kela-sponsored psychotherapy pays for itself

    Research: Kela-sponsored psychotherapy pays for itself

    A large-scale study in rehabilitative psychotherapy has found that a nationwide subsidized program would have a positive impact on labor market outcomes, such as employment and wage increases. The research project compared the experiences of those who received rehabilitative psychotherapy supplemented by Kela with those whose applications were rejected due to limited funding. "We found […]

  • Sanctions will bring Helsinki’s largest arena to the center of controversy, and events could move to Tampere and Turku

    Sanctions will bring Helsinki’s largest arena to the center of controversy, and events could move to Tampere and Turku

    The future of Helsinki Hall, the largest concert venue in the Helsinki metropolitan area and a major sports field, is in the dark as the Russian shareholders of the company that owns the arena rose to the Western sanctions list. As a result, the Finnish event organizers have suspended cooperation with the arena operator. During […]

  • The Finnish energy giant gave up almost a billion euros in Nord Stream and plans to give up its Russian plants

    The Finnish energy giant gave up almost a billion euros in Nord Stream and plans to give up its Russian plants

    Finland’s largest energy company Fortum announced on Tuesday that it will take a loss of almost one billion euros from the canceled Nord Stream 2 pipeline project. Its German subsidiary Uniper has a loan to the project company totaling EUR 987 million, including accrued interest. Fortum announced that it would write down its receivables and […]

  • Numerous Russians tried to leave Russia for Finland last weekend

    Numerous Russians tried to leave Russia for Finland last weekend

    YLE and Helsingin Sanomat wrote last weekend that there will be almost no vacancies on VR’s Allegro trains from St. Petersburg to Helsinki in the coming days. Allegro is currently the only regular train service from western Russia to Europe, According to YLE. VR informed the broadcaster that it intends to increase the services on […]

  • Thousands of Russians arrive in Finland

    Thousands of Russians arrive in Finland

    Thousands of Russians are leaving their country for fear of the authorities declaring a state of war – a measure that will close borders and stifle internal divisions. The Allegro train between Helsinki and St. Petersburg will be full in the coming days. VR said it plans to increase the Allegro service to meet demand. […]

  • Ukraine: In the face of rising human costs, the parties must comply with international humanitarian law

    Ukraine: In the face of rising human costs, the parties must comply with international humanitarian law

    The parties to this conflict must therefore respect the rules to which they are committed and which will protect people during the conflict. This means saving the civilian population from military operations. They should also immediately allow safe passage for people fleeing the fight. In order to alleviate the suffering and protect the population, the […]

  • NATO’s second citizens’ initiative achieves the required 50,000 signatures

    NATO’s second citizens’ initiative achieves the required 50,000 signatures

    Another citizens’ initiative, which requires Finland to apply for membership in the NATO military alliance, has achieved the required 50,000 signatures and will be submitted to parliament for consideration by members of parliament. The initiative – urging the authorities to apply for NATO membership in accordance with its obligation to protect constitutionally protected human rights […]

  • The idea of ​​introducing English as a service language arose in Helsinki

    The idea of ​​introducing English as a service language arose in Helsinki

    “Multilingualism has significant economic benefits despite its costs. Linguistic accessibility would make it easier for international talent and students to stay in Finland, for example. ” Mayor of Helsinki Juhana Vartiainen (NCP) last summer presented the opportunity to declare the capital an English-speaking city Interview with Helsingin Sanomat. He told me the newspaper last month […]

  • Czech football players refuse to play against Russia in decisive World Cup matches

    Czech football players refuse to play against Russia in decisive World Cup matches

    The Czech Football Association has joined Poland and Sweden to boycott matches with Russia The Czech Football Association has joined its counterparts in Poland and Sweden by boycotting a potential Qatar World Cup 2022 qualifier against Russia in Moscow. The Czech FA announced on Sunday morning that they wanted the Russian military operation in Ukraine […]

  • Politicians analyze Putin’s leadership style

    Politicians analyze Putin’s leadership style

    First, Magdalena Andersson was criticized for not being able to define the word invasion and then she was praised after the press conference when Russia had attacked Ukraine. How does Magdalena Andersson cope with the most serious security policy situation since the Second World War? Our domestic political reporter Lova Olsson has, as usual, hung […]

  • Finland is preparing for a possible ban on Russian airspace

    Finland is preparing for a possible ban on Russian airspace

    Despite the escalating conflict, Finnair and other European airlines have maintained uninterrupted flights via Russian airspace to Asia. However, the EU is already preparing for a situation in which Russia would suddenly revoke the rights of airlines to fly over the country. This would mean the suspension of Finnair’s Asian flights. "As part of joint […]

  • Three universities from the United States, China and Italy are launching a joint degree in business administration

    Three universities from the United States, China and Italy are launching a joint degree in business administration

    During the four-year degree, students spend their first year at their home university to acquire the building blocks of management and financial knowledge. They then take joint courses in Rome (Year II), Beijing (Year III) and Washington DC (Year IV). Students have the opportunity to dive deep into the social and corporate culture of three […]

  • Restaurants in Finland are open again until midnight

    Restaurants in Finland are open again until midnight

    Until yesterday, restaurants selling mainly alcohol had to close at 6 pm and those selling mainly food at 9 pm. The Finnish government decided to ease the restrictions on Friday. The restrictions are valid until the end of the month and will be lifted completely on 1 March. Gathering restrictions were also changed yesterday in […]

  • 60,000 tracks: Snowshoes create Finland’s largest snow drawing

    60,000 tracks: Snowshoes create Finland’s largest snow drawing

    Finland’s largest-ever snow drawing was created this weekend in Hattula, just over 100 kilometers north of Helsinki. The average diameter of the pattern is 220 meters. The centerpiece of the work is a starfish, around which other seafood is grouped. Janne Pyykköthe designer of the drawing said there are 60,000 individual snowshoe tracks in the […]

  • Valentine’s Day 2022: Lighten the load to look gorgeous with luxurious lingerie

    Valentine’s Day 2022: Lighten the load to look gorgeous with luxurious lingerie

    Are you in doubt about what to wear to lift your spirits on Valentine’s Day? Why not take an approach with pheromones in mind. No matter how you like to celebrate it, why not have a little excuse to pamper yourself with beautiful, seductive lingerie? After all, wearing beautiful lingerie will always boost your confidence. […]

  • Tom Hanks’ protagonist ‘A Man Called Otto’ lands at Sony

    Washington [US]February 11 (ANI): Hollywood star Tom Hanks’ comedy “A Man Called Otto” has landed on Sony Pictures after a bidding war on the Berlin Film Festival’s virtual European film market. According to The Hollywood Reporter, ‘A Man Called Otto’, which is set for a cinema premiere, will be written by the two-time Oscar nominee […]

  • The report identifies a problem in applying for additional police funding in Finland

    “The number of police is a residual issue in financial planning, and at the same time it is practically the only thing that the police can adapt to the resources at their disposal.” wrote the three authors of the report, Timo Kietäväinen, Lasse Oulasvirta and Roope Uusitalo. The Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of […]

  • Studies show how Mars lost its ocean

    Studies show how Mars lost its ocean

    Researchers at the University of Tokyo re-created the conditions expected in the core of Mars billions of years ago and found that the behavior of the molten metal present was likely to cause a short magnetic field that was to be lost. Whether it’s from the scientific literature or the fact that we can see […]

  • The old drug can protect against COVID-19 lung damage, the study found

    The old drug can protect against COVID-19 lung damage, the study found

    They say the FDA-approved drug, which has been in clinical use for more than 70 years, can protect against lung damage and the risk of blood clots in COVID-19 and other diseases that cause immune-mediated lung damage. The results of their research were published in “JCI Insight”. The study found that disulfiram protected rodents from […]

  • WHO wants rich states to contribute to the Covid-19 plan

    WHO wants rich states to contribute to the Covid-19 plan

    The ACT Accelerator initiative requires $ 16 billion to end the pandemic The World Health Organization (WHO) has appealed to the leaders of the world’s richest countries and asked them to pay their fair share of the funding needed for the agency’s program to end the global Covid-19 pandemic as soon as possible. The agency […]

  • This week’s editorial: Malik is behind us

    This week’s editorial: Malik is behind us

    The winter storm was at times so bad that several Viking ships tried to flee, but it’s over now and we can see blue skies again. Fulfills his destiny The same could probably be said about Morten Messerchmidt, the new leader of the Danish People’s Party. His storm was a verdict of deception that was […]

  • Thursday’s newspapers: Banknotes from Russia, banking service and bad Olympic snow

    Thursday’s newspapers: Banknotes from Russia, banking service and bad Olympic snow

    This week’s written communication from Russia has been a traumatic experience for Finns, and there has been much more coverage in the Finnish media than in other countries that have received similar letters. To sum up: On Monday, Russia sent a list of security policy requirements to several EU and NATO countries and asked them […]

  • 6,500 dead – the story of how Qatar won the World Cup

    6,500 dead – the story of how Qatar won the World Cup

    When Qatar was named the host country for the 2022 World Cup in 2010, many were surprised because the country was an almost unknown football nation. But behind the decision was a well-executed campaign from the kingdom where stone-rich Qatar made huge and strategic investments in, among other places, France. Virtually all the people within […]

  • The mining battle in Kallak

    The mining battle in Kallak

    On one side is British Beowulf who wants to start mining ore in reindeer grazing land. The mining company promises iron for climate change as well as jobs and tax money for Jokkmokk, which many believe is a dying municipality. On the other side are the long-struggling Sami villages who believe that a mine on […]

  • Russia’s Norilsk Nickel greener in 2021

    Russia’s Norilsk Nickel greener in 2021

    The company continued to implement its ESG strategy, which aims to reduce its environmental impact in its operating areas. In 2021, Kola’s MMC metallurgical store in Monchegorsk was closed on March 20, after which all the copper concentrate previously processed at this plant has been sent to the Norilsk division for further processing. As a […]

  • Korsbro: The Iron Fleet has the Social Democrat government in the spotlight

    Korsbro: The Iron Fleet has the Social Democrat government in the spotlight

    There is agreement among some ‘Game of Thrones’ fans that the turning point in the TV dramatization – from classic to crass – came when Euron Greyjoy asked Jamie Lannister with one hand if his sister likes a “finger in the butt” during sex. The question today is whether historians can conclude that the turning […]

  • Helsinki Shipyard is building an icebreaker for a Russian mining company

    Helsinki Shipyard is building an icebreaker for a Russian mining company

    Helsinki shipyard and Russian mining company Norilsk Nickel are joining forces to build a new icebreaker in northern Siberia, the companies said on Tuesday. It was reported at the Helsinki shipyard that the new vessel will be powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) and low-sulfur diesel. Construction is scheduled to begin later this year and […]

  • According to Finland’s THL, emergency authorizations may be needed until the end of March

    According to Finland’s THL, emergency authorizations may be needed until the end of March

    “It is epidemiologically justified to impose a country-wide mandate,” it said opinion was presented to the government on Tuesday. prime minister Sanna Marin (SDP) said yesterday, as the government weighed its response to the epidemiological situation, it was unaware of any proposals to appeal to the emergency services. At the request of the hospital districts, […]

  • The children in God’s army – about the Christian school of the Word of Life

    The children in God’s army – about the Christian school of the Word of Life

    The years at the Christian school of the Word of Life Today, Mikaela is an adult and has for the first time reflected on her school days. A school time that then seemed normal, but which today feels increasingly abnormal. What was she and her classmates in Uppsala really up to? What did the school […]

  • Wednesday’s newspapers: Advance voting, illiteracy and poor driving conditions

    Wednesday’s newspapers: Advance voting, illiteracy and poor driving conditions

    Several Finnish media outlets emphasized how the security concerns caused by the growing number of Covid-19 cases in Finland will affect the forthcoming county council elections. When the last day of elections is January 23, advance voting will begin on Wednesday. By Evening News, a total of 900 public advance polling stations are open across […]

  • Iran says it is ready for bilateral talks on a crashed Ukrainian jet

    TEHRAN, January 7 (Xinhua) – The Iranian Foreign Ministry said on Friday that the country is ready to hold bilateral talks with each of the related countries on issues related to the crash of a Ukrainian passenger plane near Tehran 2020. The ministry expressed its condolences to the families of the victims in a statement, […]

  • Transform your career and become the leader, our future needs with an MBA program from Copenhagen Business School

    Transform your career and become the leader, our future needs with an MBA program from Copenhagen Business School

    Central to living in the Danish capital is sustainability, and this year Copenhagen Business School (CBS) celebrates ten years of teaching sustainability and responsible leadership across its three world-renowned MBA programs: Full-Time MBA (aka Copenhagen MBA), Executive MBA (EMBA) and Executive MBA in Shipping and Logistics (aka Blue MBA). These programs emphasize the best of […]

  • The idea of ​​an Islamic welfare state is bigger than turning Pakistan into an “Asian tiger”, says Imran Khan

    The idea of ​​an Islamic welfare state is bigger than turning Pakistan into an “Asian tiger”, says Imran Khan

    Lahore [Pakistan], January 1 (ANI): Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Saturday that the idea of ​​an Islamic welfare state is bigger than turning Islamabad into an “Asian tiger”. Speaking at the launch of the distribution of the national health card system – Sehat Card in Punjab province, Khan said that some leaders had […]

  • This week’s editorial: 2022 is just around the corner

    This week’s editorial: 2022 is just around the corner

    We had hoped that 2021 would be the year in which vaccines got over the pandemic. Well, here we look at you, 2022. More of this, less of it In Denmark, we are no longer afraid, but neither are we complacent. Another mutation, this time Omicron, and there is a feeling that it all starts […]

  • In Lapland, the temperature turned to -40 degrees

    In Lapland, the temperature turned to -40 degrees

    A cold wave is coming to Finland this weekend, and the temperature in Lapland is forecast to drop to -40 degrees. Mercury dropped well below zero all over Finland on Friday, but the cold Arctic air mass blowing from the east and northeast of the country continues to drop in temperature on Saturday and Sunday. […]

  • Nornickel sets up air quality control in Norilsk

    Nornickel sets up air quality control in Norilsk

    The company’s environmental program has reached several milestones in the Kola division, while the delivery of the breakdown program in the Norilsk division is on track and Nornickel has managed to increase its capital expenditures this year, which are expected to grow by more than 50% from 2010 onwards. 2020, its top director said during […]

  • The cross-party committee recommends strengthening women’s participation in national defense

    The cross-party committee recommends strengthening women’s participation in national defense

    The cross-party parliamentary committee has recommended that school information days on women’s military service and voluntary military service be extended to all students in the age group. "Knowledge-based foundations for the development of the national defense relationship of young people must be created in the school system and the whole age group must be invited." […]

  • The Danish navy kills four pirates in a firefight in the Gulf of Guinea

    The Danish navy kills four pirates in a firefight in the Gulf of Guinea

    Danish naval forces have killed four pirates during a firefight off the coast of Nigeria in the Gulf of Guinea. Esbern Snare, a Danish frigate, came under fire in an incident yesterday, reports the Armed Forces, the Danish armed forces. In the event of a recurring fire, five of the assailants were hit – four […]

  • COP26: African youth demand that rich nations keep promises

    COP26: African youth demand that rich nations keep promises

    GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – Africa is at the forefront of climate change. Nowhere is this more evident than Lake Chad, which covers almost 8% of the continent and provides for tens of millions of people. The UN says it has shrunk by 90% since the 1960s due to drought. The resulting competition for resources has caused […]

  • Local elections 2021: Tireless fight against corruption, and make the voices of international members heard

    Local elections 2021: Tireless fight against corruption, and make the voices of international members heard

    Frederiksberg councilor David Munis Zepernick is running for re-election after a successful election campaign in 2017. The issues that are close to the Radical Left politician’s mind reflect his legacy (through his mother he is a quarter African), his volunteer work (mainly as chairman of the Safe and Alive Foundation, an organization that works to […]

  • More than 25,000 tonnes of COVID-19 protective waste floats in the oceans

    More than 25,000 tonnes of COVID-19 protective waste floats in the oceans

    More than 25,000 tonnes of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other COVID-19-related plastic waste have ended up in the oceans, a new study reveals. Researchers at Nanjing University’s School of Atmospheric Sciences and the Scripps Institute of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego are leading a new analysis looking at the period from […]

  • The memory of the sailors from the Wigry ship – an interview with Witold Bogdański

    The memory of the sailors from the Wigry ship – an interview with Witold Bogdański

    Iceland News Polska: You have made your next dream about the Wigry steamer come true. A cross and a list of victims of the January 1942 catastrophe appeared on the grave in the Fossvogur cemetery. This is the first list with correct data of victims 79 years after the tragedy. Witold Bogdański: It is very […]

  • Several Danish forests are allowed to remain untouched

    Several Danish forests are allowed to remain untouched

    In untouched forests, forestry has stopped, the chainsaws have been packed away, and the trainers are thus allowed to grow old, while, for example, bogs and fungi are a common sight. More specifically, the agreement means that 385 state forests are designated as untouched forest, where the trees and the rest of nature are allowed […]

  • Piracy and kidnappings in the Gulf of Guinea

    * A total of 130 kidnappings were recorded, which is the highest number the International Maritime Bureau has ever seen in the area. That is an increase from 121 in 2019 and 78 in 2018 according to the agency’s figures. * In addition, there are a large number of incidents where ships have been attacked […]

  • The Weeknd, Swedish House Mafia collaborates for the new single ‘Moth to a Flame’

    The Weeknd, Swedish House Mafia collaborates for the new single ‘Moth to a Flame’

    Washington [US], October 23 (ANI): The smoldering tag team single ‘Moth to a Flame’ from The Weeknd and dance-music titans Swedish House Mafia, has recently been released and it combined the best of both artists into an unexpectedly atmospheric and cinematic song. According to TMZ, Swedish House Mafia, in addition to the new single, announced […]

  • The autumn storm hit Finland on Friday

    The autumn storm hit Finland on Friday

    A strong autumn storm that swept much of Finland on Friday and has strong winds, rain, sleet and snow, which is expected to continue on Saturday. From mid-Friday, the strongest winds blew to the southern seaside town of Porvoo, where the wind speed increased by 30.1 m / s. Weather conditions have called for warnings […]

  • 368: The Moderates leave Liberals for Conservatives

    368: The Moderates leave Liberals for Conservatives

    When around 500 moderates gather in Skåne for a party meeting, it is discussed which direction the party has chosen. In matters of integration, criminal policy and employment. At the same time, the party’s opening against the Sweden Democrats is increasingly being discussed and the question is how the Moderates adapt their own policies. Ulf […]

  • It’s like falling from the top of Hallgrímskirkja

    It’s like falling from the top of Hallgrímskirkja

    “Many people try to approach the volcano crater in Geldingadalur. It’s very dangerous, ”says volcanologist Þorvaldur Þórðarson. It has already been warned many times not to walk on lava. “At the eruption site you should be very careful and not get too close to the crater, because there are places with lava in the form […]