Tag: Television

Over a thousand garbage-filled balloons have drifted from North Korea to South Korea, loaded with human waste, wrecked garments, and soil containing parasites. While not a direct threat, these balloons are seen as indicative of the ongoing humanitarian crisis in North Korea and exacerbate the delicate relations between the two nations.

In a significant verdict, a Swedish court has heartened high stakes fraud victims by sentencing the founder of Kambua, a game company, to over six years of prison for investment fraud. The judgment also involves a penalty approximating to USD 6.5 million, a stark reminder of the risks of fraudulent investment schemes.

Swedish-Iranian researcher Dr. Ahmadreza Djalali, accused of espionage and imprisoned in Iran since 2016, is still in captivity following a contentious prisoner swap that saw Europeans freed except him. This has led to international criticism against the Swedish government, described as betrayal. Amid diplomatic negotiations, attention now focuses on Sweden’s standing globally and the human cost of high-stakes international diplomacy.

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 high-stakes international crime drama is being observed in the quiet town of Ljungby, Sweden, where a Russian terror suspect, on the global watchlist for nine years, has been arrested. This escalating incident raises alarming questions on global security dynamics and counter-terrorism efforts.

Health experts warn of a potential COVID-19 surge in summer due to a rise in new variants. Sweden's state epidemiologist shares advice for navigating through this possible health crisis, emphasising on vigilance, testing and updated knowledge on COVID-19 safety protocols.