Iran is ready to open the Hormuz Strait, but it is asking for three conditions from Trump regarding the nuclear issue and security concessions before a broader agreement. (translated)
Election fraud investigation: food and hundred kronor bills to vulnerable groups A criminal man of Somali background is being pointed out as one of the main figures in the election fraud scandal in Borlänge. They are said to have driven around in a red Toyota registered to a municipal official. Mohamed Ali is part of the investigation. Three groups with Somali backgrounds were specifically targeted: women in exclusion, addicts, and young men who did not intend to vote. Sometimes, a hundred kronor note or two was given to those who voted, along with something to eat, according to sources for Expressen and DN. (translated)
A clearer case of how the prosecutor's office is now a leftist political organ is hard to find. A prosecutor who literally doesn't care that democracy is sullied. All to win in the social lottery of services and favors. (translated)
A criminal man with a Somali background is identified in the investigation as one of the key figures in the election fraud scandal in Borlänge. According to information in the investigation, they are said to have been driving around in a red Toyota – registered to a municipal official in Borlänge. (translated)
The first act of populism in Italy was the 1987 referendum on nuclear energy. When we chose fear instead of reason. And that bill we are still paying today. In the meantime, our electricity consumption will grow, the industry will need more and more energy, and the (translated)
Congratulations to the spokesperson for the prestigious title of Grażyna Września In previous months, the winners were https://t.co/MPBR4H9wsq. that old woman promoting Poland, that old woman dealing with pensions for artists, and that old woman arranging dates under the cash machine Interesting what October will bring! https://t.co/TJfg8J4jeH (translated)
"Who has fully realized that history does not exist in thick books, but lives in our own blood?" (translated)
The clock is ticking. Sweden has unfortunately reached a point where we must consider security checks of members of parliament, ministers, and officials. Bullerby is but a memory. When foreign powers, extremists, and criminal networks seek political influence, democracy must never be naive. (translated)
"This would give Ukraine a breather." "Then it could rearm itself with NATO." "First, a real peace treaty is needed, later a ceasefire." "Well, they should have thought about that in 2022." "It reveals human abyss, AfD and" (translated)
AI could be a huge driver for government efficiency and productivity gains. But a government member mentioned in a conversation that the government wants to hire more people to compensate for the "negative effects of AI in the private sector." Well. (translated)
A thug with a badge threatens @IreneMontero. They are coming for everything. It's all quiet because they are evicting a 87-year-old woman. In a few months, it can go from a threat to a beating. (translated)
Tjatar. Will continue to nag; THE ELECTION 2026 LACKS ALL LEGITIMACY. In an election where a few thousand votes determine via compensatory mandates, there should not even be credible reports of electoral fraud. We are far beyond this now. Andersson will lack acceptance, completely on the right side. (translated)
Over 100 years of red governance in Copenhagen, and it's the fault of the right-wing that there is a housing shortage...check. (translated)
We don't want them in the country at all. Everything is provided for them. I work 70 to 80 hours a week as an air conditioning engineer, and what does the government give me? Nothing. (translated)
Who is the official at @Migrationsverk and who is the prosecutor that closed the investigation into election fraud? (translated)
Germany's economic stagnation and political turbulence serve as a warning for Sweden, where discussions about reforms may threaten the strong drivers for work and investment that already exist in the country, writes Fredrik Sjöholm, professor and CEO of the Research Institute of Business (IFN). (translated)
Do you remember the uproar against Anna Kinberg Batra when the position had not been announced according to all the rules? There were long reports for weeks. Newspapers, PS, and other media went into crisis mode. Have you seen how this position has been announced? (translated)
"So you've met Mohamed Abdukardir Ali? - Yes, but I didn't vote for him. He knocked on the door and gave my family and me ballots where his name was checked. But we said no, we vote for what we want. According to the woman, it was a week before the election; she doesn't remember exactly. Everyone with Somali names is said to have been visited. A woman from Syria who lives in the same area, however, says that this is not true, another woman says that only the Social Democrats have knocked on doors. But the Somali woman is sure. - Yes. That's how they do it, and they also drive them. What do you mean they drove them? - They drive to the polling places so they can vote. Okay, anyone or just friends? Do they pay people too? - I don't know. But no, they don't pay. Just slips of paper. Were there any more here, besides Mohamed Abdukardir Ali? - Yes, there were more, but I don't know them. I mean with him. And one more thing: His mother is a celebrity. The woman says that Ali's mother is a well-liked person in the area. She has owned a large store that many pass through. Campaigning for him has been going on there for a long time. Outside a school a few hundred meters from there, two Somali men sit in the September sun. They have the same statement." (translated)
The USA and Iran held three-hour talks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, where Tehran presented a new proposal to open the Hormuz Strait on the condition that the USA eases pressure on Iran. (translated)
Donald Trump announced that American officials had a very good meeting with Iranian representatives. (translated)
