Damaged Latvia-Sweden Undersea Cable Prompts Investigation
A submarine fiber optic cable connecting Latvia and Sweden was significantly damaged on Sunday morning, possibly by a Maltese-flagged ship suspected of being involved, prompting a naval investigation and emergency government meetings in both countries.
Damaged Latvia-Sweden Undersea Cable Prompts Investigation
A submarine fiber optic cable connecting Latvia and Sweden was significantly damaged on Sunday morning, possibly by a Maltese-flagged ship suspected of being involved, prompting a naval investigation and emergency government meetings in both countries.
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Damaged Undersea Cable Prompts Joint Latvia-Sweden-NATO Investigation
An undersea fiber optic cable connecting Latvia's Ventspils and Sweden's Gotland was damaged in the Baltic Sea on Sunday, likely due to external causes, prompting a joint investigation by Latvian, Swedish, and NATO authorities; while service is maintained through alternative routes, potential speed ...
Damaged Undersea Cable Prompts Joint Latvia-Sweden-NATO Investigation
An undersea fiber optic cable connecting Latvia's Ventspils and Sweden's Gotland was damaged in the Baltic Sea on Sunday, likely due to external causes, prompting a joint investigation by Latvian, Swedish, and NATO authorities; while service is maintained through alternative routes, potential speed ...
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32% Bias Score
Fatal Parking Lot Shooting in Kağıthane
On January 20th, in Kağıthane, Turkey, Edijan V. fatally shot Ahmet Celal Portakalcı eight times during a parking lot altercation, also assaulting Portakalcı's wife before fleeing; police later apprehended the suspect.
Fatal Parking Lot Shooting in Kağıthane
On January 20th, in Kağıthane, Turkey, Edijan V. fatally shot Ahmet Celal Portakalcı eight times during a parking lot altercation, also assaulting Portakalcı's wife before fleeing; police later apprehended the suspect.
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36% Bias Score
Sweden Deploys Hundreds of Soldiers to Latvia in Largest NATO Deployment
On Saturday, hundreds of Swedish soldiers, along with mechanized infantry units, arrived in Latvia to join a Canadian-led NATO brigade near the border with Russia and Belarus, representing Sweden's largest NATO deployment yet, a direct response to heightened tensions following the Russian invasion o...
Sweden Deploys Hundreds of Soldiers to Latvia in Largest NATO Deployment
On Saturday, hundreds of Swedish soldiers, along with mechanized infantry units, arrived in Latvia to join a Canadian-led NATO brigade near the border with Russia and Belarus, representing Sweden's largest NATO deployment yet, a direct response to heightened tensions following the Russian invasion o...
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36% Bias Score
Sweden to revoke citizenship from dual nationals who commit security threats or obtain passports fraudulently
Sweden will amend its constitution to revoke citizenship from dual nationals who commit national security crimes or fraudulently obtain passports, reflecting a hardening stance on immigration amid concerns about extremism and organized crime; the changes will take effect in June 2026.
Sweden to revoke citizenship from dual nationals who commit security threats or obtain passports fraudulently
Sweden will amend its constitution to revoke citizenship from dual nationals who commit national security crimes or fraudulently obtain passports, reflecting a hardening stance on immigration amid concerns about extremism and organized crime; the changes will take effect in June 2026.
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40% Bias Score
Sweden to revoke citizenship from dual nationals posing security threats
Sweden plans to amend its constitution to allow the revocation of citizenship from dual nationals who commit crimes threatening national security or obtained their passports fraudulently; the government cites concerns about espionage, bribery, and false information in citizenship applications, aimin...
Sweden to revoke citizenship from dual nationals posing security threats
Sweden plans to amend its constitution to allow the revocation of citizenship from dual nationals who commit crimes threatening national security or obtained their passports fraudulently; the government cites concerns about espionage, bribery, and false information in citizenship applications, aimin...
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44% Bias Score
Suspected Sabotage of Baltic Sea Fiber Optic Cable
Swedish prosecutors launched a preliminary investigation into suspected sabotage of an underwater fiber optic cable connecting Latvia and Sweden's Gotland island, detaining the Malta-flagged vessel Vezhen which departed from Russia's Ust-Luga port; Latvian authorities confirmed data transmission dis...
Suspected Sabotage of Baltic Sea Fiber Optic Cable
Swedish prosecutors launched a preliminary investigation into suspected sabotage of an underwater fiber optic cable connecting Latvia and Sweden's Gotland island, detaining the Malta-flagged vessel Vezhen which departed from Russia's Ust-Luga port; Latvian authorities confirmed data transmission dis...
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56% Bias Score
A$AP Rocky's Trial Begins: 24-Year Sentence Possible
American rapper A$AP Rocky faces trial in Los Angeles, accused of shooting his friend Terell Ephron twice with a semiautomatic weapon in 2021; the trial, expected to last three weeks, may result in a 24-year prison sentence.
A$AP Rocky's Trial Begins: 24-Year Sentence Possible
American rapper A$AP Rocky faces trial in Los Angeles, accused of shooting his friend Terell Ephron twice with a semiautomatic weapon in 2021; the trial, expected to last three weeks, may result in a 24-year prison sentence.
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44% Bias Score
Swedish Jihadist to Face Trial for ISIS Execution of Jordanian Pilot
Swedish prosecutors are seeking the extradition of Osama Krayem, a Swedish jihadist previously convicted for his role in the Paris and Brussels attacks, to stand trial for his alleged involvement in the 2014 burning alive of Jordanian pilot Mouath al-Kasaesbeh by ISIS militants in Syria.
Swedish Jihadist to Face Trial for ISIS Execution of Jordanian Pilot
Swedish prosecutors are seeking the extradition of Osama Krayem, a Swedish jihadist previously convicted for his role in the Paris and Brussels attacks, to stand trial for his alleged involvement in the 2014 burning alive of Jordanian pilot Mouath al-Kasaesbeh by ISIS militants in Syria.
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40% Bias Score
France Wins Third Straight Biathlon Relay, Norway Stumbles
France won its third consecutive biathlon World Cup relay race, a first in the team's history, beating out Sweden and Germany while Norway finished a surprising fourth place, ending their fifteen-podium streak.
France Wins Third Straight Biathlon Relay, Norway Stumbles
France won its third consecutive biathlon World Cup relay race, a first in the team's history, beating out Sweden and Germany while Norway finished a surprising fourth place, ending their fifteen-podium streak.
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40% Bias Score
Sweden Begins Construction of Massive Permanent Nuclear Waste Repository
Sweden has started building a permanent nuclear waste repository in Forsmark, aiming for 100,000 years of safe storage, addressing a global challenge in managing 300,000 tons of spent fuel, though facing potential legal delays.
Sweden Begins Construction of Massive Permanent Nuclear Waste Repository
Sweden has started building a permanent nuclear waste repository in Forsmark, aiming for 100,000 years of safe storage, addressing a global challenge in managing 300,000 tons of spent fuel, though facing potential legal delays.
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36% Bias Score
Sweden to revoke citizenship for national security threats
Sweden's political parties agreed to revoke citizenship from dual nationals committing national security crimes, including bribery or false information during the application process, or crimes under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court; a parliamentary vote is planned for next year.
Sweden to revoke citizenship for national security threats
Sweden's political parties agreed to revoke citizenship from dual nationals committing national security crimes, including bribery or false information during the application process, or crimes under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court; a parliamentary vote is planned for next year.
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44% Bias Score