Tag: Justice

Swedish law now counts extra night and weekend pay towards work permit salaries. This article explains the ruling, its impact on immigrants, and the challenges of balancing strict rules with real work practices.

Salwan Momika and Salwan Najem are slated to face charges of incitement to racial hatred in January, in a pivotal court case involving desecration of the Quran that could redefine the limits of public discourse.

An article about the devastating attack on the International Committee of the Red Cross in Donetsk, Ukraine, which resulted in the loss of three aid workers. The incident sparks discussions on the safety of humanitarian missions and the need for peace in conflict-ridden regions.

The proposed wind farm project, Västvind, intensifies a clash of interests between locals, environmentalists, the fishing industry, and the government. The project’s sustainability benefits such as powering a million homes with clean energy are weighed against potential impacts on the picturesque North Sea horizon and traditional fishing grounds.

Finnair resumes flights to Tartu in Estonia, overcoming GPS disruptions with innovative, ground-based radio navigation solutions. This stride demonstrates the ongoing resilience and innate ingenious spirit within the aviation industry.

Sweden is facing severe IT disruptions affecting multiple sectors, particularly transportation. These issues, felt by travelers and daily commuters, underscore the fragility of modern IT infrastructures and the urgent need for more robust systems.