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Recently, the Swedish Tax Agency rejected parents’ attempts to name their newborn child Jihad or Jehad, saying those names may cause discomfort for the child. There is a naming law in Sweden (lag om personnamn, also known as namnlagen) that lists banned baby names.

Jehad is a common name ...


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A 2025 study from the Danish Centre for Social Science Research (VIVE) found that 28% of secondary and 19% of primary teachers avoid topics related to Islam, often due to perceived controversy....


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Dr. Jonathan Reiner, who treated the late Vice President Dick Cheney, has called for an investigation into President Donald Trump’s mental fitness, claiming that the President’s extraordinary letter to Norway’s prime minister should ‘trigger a bipartisan congressional inquiry’. So, a letter to Norway calls for an investigation into Trump’s mental fitn...


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In Scandinavia, online shopping isn’t just convenient — it’s a natural part of everyday life. From groceries and clothing to furniture and electronics, consumers across the region increasingly prefer digital stores over traditional retail. And it’s not hard to see why. Here are the most-visited stores across Scandinavia in 2025.

One major reason is tec...


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Tourists from dozens of countries, including Scandinavia, could be asked to provide a five-year social media history as a condition of entry to the United States under a new proposal unveiled by American officials. The US could ask foreign tourists for a five-year social media history before entry.

The plans have been criticized by US ...


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