Tag: Medicine

China is set to host a significant political meeting in July which might pave the path for future economic and policy reforms. These decisions, which may influence international trade and investment patterns, will be watched by communities globally.

Protesters in Israel block major highways, demanding resolutions to the ongoing hostage scenario and urging for new elections. The outcry is a reflection of their dissatisfaction with the current government's inability to secure the safe return of hostages held in Gaza.

In response to the World Health Organization's request, Norway spearheads a humanitarian effort by offering medical treatment to patients from the Gaza Strip, amidst its health system collapse due to conflict. This initiative is a part of Norway's comprehensive aid approach aimed at strengthening Gaza's healthcare infrastructure.

Key changes have been announced in Sweden's migration policy that promise to revolutionize the current system. The proposed investments include establishment of reception centers for asylum seekers, more focus on repatriation of asylum seekers to their home countries, increased detention places and setting up return centers.

A Chinese-born journalist, residing in Sweden for nearly two decades, has been expelled due to actions deemed threatening to national security. This incident underlines the balance countries must maintain between fostering a free press and safeguarding national security, sparking international discussions on freedom, surveillance, and national security limits.

A heartrending report on the murder of Mikael in Skärholmen, Stockholm, and its impact on the local and expat community. It reflects on the shaken sense of safety, increased police measures, and calls for unity and resilience in the face of such violence.