Battery Maker Northvolt Assets Bought by U.S. Lyten TEC News August 8, 2025 The deal rekindles hopes for Europe’s battery industry.
Can U.S. Stock Market Crash Hit Europe? Sven R. Larson August 8, 2025 As warnings of a Wall Street ‘correction’ grow louder, some European countries risk following suit. Others are more resilient.
Sweden Leads EU Push for Unified Patent Protection on Medicines Zolta Győri August 7, 2025 The plan would reduce legal uncertainty and ease market access by replacing national SPC filings with one unified process.
Tunisian Knife Attacker Shot by Police in Germany TEC News August 7, 2025 The Wuppertal knife assault raises questions over public safety and sparks security concerns.
Sweden Jails Jihadist for Role in Burning Pilot Alive TEC News / AFP July 31, 2025 Osama Krayem, already convicted over Paris and Brussels terror attacks, gets life for war crimes in Syria.
Swedish Prosecutor: Holocaust Effigies Do Not Trivialize Jewish Genocide TEC News July 29, 2025 Investigation closed after prosecutor deems ‘art installation’ to not be threatening or disrespectful to Jews.
Sweden: Pro-Palestinian Protest Featured Hanged Skeletons in Holocaust Uniforms TEC News July 20, 2025 Police are investigating the display as a hate crime.
Swedish Campaigners Want “Mad” New Gender Law To Go Even Further Michael Curzon July 16, 2025 Despite public opposition, activists want to make it even easier for people to legally change their gender.
To End Islamist Threat, Europe Must Stop Playing “Good Cop” Michael Curzon July 15, 2025 Iranian-funded terrorists are embedding themselves in Swedish criminal gangs and planning wider attacks on citizens.
Hungary Beats Sweden: An Economic Comparison Sven R. Larson July 14, 2025 Sweden, one of Europe’s most entrenched socialist welfare states, is falling behind conservative Hungary in essential economic categories.
