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Top Omni News

NATO Members to Hike Their Defense Spending

Mark Rutte · The Hague

NATO Members to Hike Their Defense Spending

58% Center coverage: 26 sources

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — NATO leaders agreed on a massive hike in defense spending Wednesday after pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump, and expressed their "ironclad commitment" to come to one another's aid if attacked.See the Story

Sweden Democrats Distance From Dark Past with Nazi Ties Apology

Sweden Politics · Sweden

Sweden Democrats Distance From Dark Past with Nazi Ties Apology

40% Left coverage: 20 sources

The anti-immigration Sweden Democrats apologised on Thursday for the party's past Nazi links and antisemitism, part of efforts to present a more moderate, mainstream image to voters ahead of a national election next year.See the Story

Family Member of Swedish Minister an 'Active Neo-Nazi', Reports Claim

Europe · Sweden

Family Member of Swedish Minister an 'Active Neo-Nazi', Reports Claim

Coverage: 5 sources

A minister in Sweden's government has a close relative who is active in right-wing extremist and neo-Nazi groups, according to Swedish media.See the Story

Dousa Redirects Support – New Billions to Ukraine

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

In the vacuum of the US's halted aid, Sweden should redirect its policy, says Minister of Development Cooperation Benjamin Dousa (M) to SvD.Europe · Sweden See the Story

Sek 5,000 in Loss per Member for Coop

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

Grocery giant Coop continues to bleed money and the Swedish Cooperative Association (KF) and the Coop associations made a total operating loss of SEK 2.7 billion last year.Europe · Sweden See the Story

Fired Jewish Doctor Receives Compensation From Karolinska

Coverage: 2 sources

Karolinska University Hospital will pay three million kronor in settlement to the Jewish doctor who blew the whistle on anti-Semitism and was fired from the hospital, reports DN.Europe · Sweden See the Story

Fewer and Fewer People Want to Donate Organs

Coverage: 2 sources

The number of people who registered for the donation register decreased sharply between 2023 and 2024. "It is a worrying development - not least considering that we are getting more and older and our needs are increasing," says Anna Aldehag, head of unit at the National Board of Health and Welfare in a press release.Sweden · Sweden See the Story

Police: "Throwing Gravel Into the Machinery" of Gang Leaders Abroad

Coverage: 2 sources

The police have arrested 124 people who have been internationally wanted so far in 2025, writes TT. This is a large increase compared to last year, when 86 were arrested throughout the year.Europe · Sweden See the Story

Sharp Increase in Secret Coercive Measures by the Police

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The number of criminal suspects who have been subjected to secret coercive measures increased by 22 percent last year, Upsala Nya Tidning reports. The number increased to 8,213 people from 6,755 the year before.Europe · Sweden Read Article

Åkesson's S-Attack Has Spread - Was Incorrect

Coverage: 2 sources

After the Social Democrats announced that they were selling the controversial Kombispel to the sobriety organization IOGT-NTO, SD's Jimmie Åkesson launched a fierce attack.Europe · Sweden See the Story

Only Six From Northvolt Have Received New Jobs Through Support Money

Coverage: 2 sources

The emergency response has so far provided new jobs to six of the more than 1,400 former employees of the battery company Northvolt who are registered with the organization, SVT Västerbotten reports.Europe · Sweden See the Story

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