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Nigeria's Department of State Services (DSS) has arrested three additional suspects linked to the kidnapping of a university professor in Nasarawa. These arrests bring the authorities closer to resolving the case.
Stipo Mlinarić of DP has dismissed Milorad Pupovac's criticism of the Knin celebration as unfounded, stating that DP guarantees SDSS will not return to power.
An Abuja court has ordered the remand of a former Department of State Services (DSS) officer in Kuje Prison. The individual faces charges related to terrorism.
A retired officer from Nigeria's Department of State Services (DSS) has been remanded in court on charges of allegedly supporting the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and engaging in cybercrime.
The New DSS party states that Serbia must not forget the largest ethnic cleansing in Europe since WWII and must insist on the truth about the expulsion of Serbs during Croatia's 'Operation Storm' at every international forum.
Croatia is celebrating the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, a key military offensive that liberated Knin and was a crucial turning point for Croatian independence. Thousands gathered in Knin to honor heroes, while political leaders reflected on the operation's significance and its impact on regional stability.
The trial of African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore on cybercrime charges took a dramatic turn as his lawyer and the prosecution counsel engaged in a heated exchange over the DSS's attempt to foreclose his defence.
A DDoS attack targeting Norsk Tipping, the Norwegian national lottery, has reportedly ended, but as a consequence, the company has been forced to temporarily close its odds games.
Despite daily news dominated by crises and disasters, the past three decades have seen significant improvements in human living conditions worldwide.
A morning news recap from Nigeria covers various top stories, including the Army's investigation into a leaked DSS memo concerning attacks and President Tinubu's explanation of the Oyo rescue strategy.
Miloš Jovanović, president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Nova DSS), stated that a change of government in Serbia is impossible without the votes of the right-wing, advocating for three opposition columns.
Nine individuals who had been kidnapped were successfully rescued in Kwara State through a joint operation conducted by the Department of State Services (DSS) and forest guards. The operation also resulted in the killing of several bandits.
The Department of State Services (DSS) has arraigned five suspects in connection with the abduction at a school in Oyo. The individuals are facing charges related to their alleged involvement in the incident.
Yoruba Nation activist Sunday Adeyemo, known as Sunday Igboho, has detailed his escape from operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) during a controversial raid on his Ibadan residence in July 2021.
A Federal High Court sentenced three men to life imprisonment for kidnapping in Oyo State, sparking a debate on maximum punishment as the DSS seeks the death penalty.
Miloš Jovanović of Novi DSS stated that a high voter turnout and the formation of three political columns could lead to the overthrow of Aleksandar Vučić's regime. He believes these factors are crucial for political change in Serbia.
Yoruba Nation activist Sunday Igboho has detailed his escape from DSS operatives during a raid on his Ibadan residence in 2021, dismissing claims of supernatural intervention.
Predrag Marsenić, Vice-President of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (NDSS), stated that the party continues its boycott of the National Assembly, including during the no-confidence debate, to avoid legitimizing what they call a 'treacherous and corrupt regime'.
An ex-DSS Director, Amachree, attributes the escalation of insurgency, banditry, and kidnapping in Nigeria to the perceived inaction of former military general Buhari's administration.
An analysis by Dansk Industri claims public welfare employees work significantly fewer days annually than private sector colleagues, a figure disputed by the FOA trade union as based on skewed data.
Jochen Missfeldt discusses his novel 'Farewell Summer' in a book podcast.
Charli XCX has released her new album, 'Music, Fashion, Film,' which is accompanied by a cinematic film directed by David Cronenberg. The album and film explore themes of fame and creative exhaustion, marking a new artistic direction for the artist.
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A 59-year-old man from Minnesota has been sentenced to two life terms in prison for the murder of a politician and her husband. The conviction follows a trial for the double homicide.
Inden næste valg bør de borgerlige partier kunne svare højt, klart og tydeligt på dette enkle spørgsmål: Hvordan adskiller et borgerligt styret velfærdssamfund sig fra det velfærdssamfund, vi har i…
Former DSS operative Dennis Amachree disclosed that late Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha believed he was invincible and had plans to transition to a civilian president before his death.
Parents are expressing significant concern over the stark differences in children's clothing, specifically highlighting the prevalence of hotpants for girls and shorts for boys. They describe the gendered clothing options as 'completely insane' and indicative of a large disparity.
Nigeria's Department of State Services (DSS) stated that Oriire teachers were beheaded to compel the release of Ansaru commanders, and announced its intention to appeal the life sentences given to two convicted terrorist leaders.
Sundhedsstyrelsen anbefalede screening for livsfarlige aortaaneurismer i 2022. Hvorfor venter Danmark stadig?
The death toll from recent earthquakes in Venezuela has surpassed 5,000, with thousands more reported missing and homeless. In response to the disaster, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved $346 million in recovery funds for the country.
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has reaffirmed its commitment to holding its 2026 national officers' election on Saturday. The association has invited the Department of State Services (DSS) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) to monitor the elections.
Pálmi Guðmundsson, a captain and first mate, has served on over forty ships throughout his career, which started on a rowboat at the age of seven.
The Federal High Court in Abuja denied bail to an individual arrested by the Department of State Services (DSS) for allegedly planning multiple attacks on schools in the Federal Capital Territory.
Controversial Danish climate and space researcher Henrik Svensmark has been dismissed from DTU, a move he describes as a 'death blow' to his research.
A former Assistant Director-General of the DSS explained why kidnap rescue tactics successful in Oyo state cannot always be replicated in Northern Nigerian states due to differing circumstances.
A Nigerian court has ordered the arrest of Adeniyi, the alleged Director-General of a 'fake' agency, after he failed to appear for his scheduled arraignment on forgery charges. The court also ordered 48 other individuals to report to the DSS for alleged fraudulent activities.
A fatal shooting by an ICE agent in Maine, just days after a similar incident in Texas, has led to widespread outrage and calls for a full investigation. The incidents have highlighted concerns about the US federal immigration agency's use of force.
Sveinn Guðmundsson er búsettur í Milly-la-Forêt, skammt frá umfangsmiklum skógareldum í Fontainebleau-skógi. Hann segir íbúa halda ró sinni en óttast að sögufrægar minjar hafi orðið eldinum að bráð.
Jón Kristinn Einarsson launched a new podcast titled 'Íslandssagan' (History of Iceland), which he describes as a platform to freely discuss historical topics.
A multi-billion dollar renovated Soviet-era vessel, equipped with Tsirkon missiles, is reportedly posing a renewed threat, raising concerns.
A judge in Kolding, Denmark, has ruled that a 33-year-old murderer must be placed in 'Sikringen', a secure facility for dangerous criminals with mental illness.
A teenage boy has been requested for detention in connection with a fatal shooting in Uppsala, with several other minors also suspected in the case.
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has successfully secured the release on bail of renowned consultant cardiac surgeon, Prof. (Dr.) Martin Aghaji, following his arrest and detention by the Department of State Services (DSS) over alleged economic crimes.
The second episode of Líflandsstofa EiðfaxaTV was released, featuring a look at the social life at the National Horse Festival and interviews with many people connected to the event.
The first episode of Líflandsstofa EiðfaxaTV has been released, summarizing the events and days of the Landsmót national horse festival.
The Novi Sad city committee of Novi DSS has questioned Mayor Žarko Mićin about 23 billion dinars, alleging that an organized group within the city administration has been extracting money for years.
One person has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred in Uppsala, Sweden.
One year after its implementation, Denmark's cash assistance reform faces criticism, with social workers stating that the minimum rate is insufficient for living. An institute also expresses concerns about potential violations of the Constitution.
Iranian and Russian experts have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on combating sand and dust storms (SDSs) in Iran's Khuzestan province.
The death toll from the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 2,595, with tens of thousands still missing. Rescue efforts are ongoing, including a 'miracle' rescue eight days after the quake, while the acting president faces criticism over the response.
Apartment seekers in Stockholm may have missed out on potential housing opportunities as their email responses reportedly got caught in spam filters.
A new report from Expo indicates an escalation in violent acts committed by various sects. The findings suggest a concerning trend of increasing aggression from these groups.
Alibaba and its US payments unit have agreed to pay $600 million to settle a US Department of Justice probe into allegations of facilitating illegal drug and drug paraphernalia sales. This settlement addresses charges that the e-commerce giant allowed such transactions on its platforms.
Former Minister of Science and Technology, Uche Nnaji, was arrested at Abuja Airport by the DSS and ICPC in connection with a certificate forgery scandal. The ICPC confirmed his detention following the arrest.
Jovanović of the New DSS party stated that there will be no state reaction to the allegations concerning Kokeza, citing a lack of justice and order. This suggests a belief that the government will not address the claims.
Halldór Haraldsson, a renowned Icelandic pianist and former head of the Reykjavík College of Music, has passed away at the age of 89, leaving behind a distinguished career.
Pianist Halldór Haraldsson passed away yesterday, June 29, at the age of 89.
The death toll from the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela has reached at least 1,450, with over 50,000 missing, as rescue operations continue with international and local support. Public anger is growing over the government's response, while many citizens are organizing self-help efforts.
The Boston Bruins have selected winger Nils Bartholdsson as their 88th overall pick in the NHL Entry Draft, adding scoring upside to their team.
Nigeria's DSS has released Nura Idris, a man previously linked to Boko Haram, and paid him N3 million in compensation after an internal review found no evidence against him.
A powerful earthquake in Venezuela has resulted in over 900 fatalities and more than 50,000 missing persons, prompting intensified rescue operations. International aid, including assistance from the United States, is being deployed as families desperately search for loved ones amidst widespread destruction.
A series of security failures reportedly allowed a convicted murderer to escape custody. The lapses in security protocols are being investigated as the cause of the escape.
A 25-year-old man has been sentenced to life in prison for the fatal shooting of a victim on an open street in Haninge in 2022, who was killed by a large number of shots.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has condemned the conduct of Department of State Services (DSS) operatives during the arrest of activist and publisher Omoyele Sowore, calling it embarrassing and a threat to democracy.
As summer holidays approach, experts are advising small savers on investing in funds, cautioning against short-term thinking.
The Danish Health Authority has identified new substances in circulation, prompting concerns about public health and safety. The discovery indicates an evolving landscape of illicit or unregulated compounds.
Former Lejre mayor Jens Hald denies charges of violence against his ex-wife, with their daughter serving as the main witness in the case.
A chieftain of the Action Democratic Congress (ADC) has praised the Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS), the military, and local vigilantes for the successful rescue of kidnap victims in Kwara.
Milorad Pupovac, president of the SDSS and Member of Parliament, held an extraordinary press conference in Zagreb to address recent events in Knin, specifically condemning the glorification of NDH and the singing of 'Jure i Boban', describing what was heard there as 'horrifying' and undemocratic.
Jochen Missfeldt's novel 'Abschiedssommer' tells the story of young people in 1959, navigating between rock 'n' roll and the lingering effects of the Nazi era in Germany.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the remand of Nwaogu Ihechimere Ezeakolam, a retired Department of State Services (DSS) officer, in Kuje Correctional Centre for allegedly supporting an outlawed group.
A Nigerian legal practitioner and human rights advocate, Hamza Dantani, has called on security agencies including the Police, Army, and EFCC to adopt the compensation policy of the Department of State Services (DSS).
A Nigerian lawyer is urging the Police, EFCC, and Army to adopt the compensation model used by the DSS for victims of wrongful arrests and detentions.
An intelligence-led operation by the Department of State Services (DSS) and community vigilantes resulted in the neutralization of bandit kingpin Idi Abasu Aiki and over 60 other suspected bandits in Katsina. This operation aims to curb insecurity in the region.
Millions of people are engaging with digital companions and virtual lovers, with the ability to create one's own digital human or partner becoming increasingly accessible.
A Malaysian pilot was arrested in Indonesia after landing a flight with 70,000 ecstasy pills, and is now facing a potential death penalty for drug smuggling charges.
The US State Department issued an apology after displaying a map of Africa with numerous countries incorrectly labeled at a global AIDS conference. The error drew widespread criticism and was acknowledged as an "unfortunate error."
Miloš Jovanović, president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Nova DSS), stated that there has been no change of power in Serbia without the votes of the right wing, emphasizing the need for three opposition columns.
Nigerian government agencies have earmarked N400 billion in the 2026 budget for the construction and maintenance of mosques, palaces, and other public halls. This allocation has drawn attention as part of the national budget.
Croatian politician Dragana Jeckov from SDSS expressed concern that fewer people are ashamed of the Ustasha salute, highlighting a perceived normalization of the controversial greeting.
A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake has struck southern Japan, resulting in at least 13 fatalities and significant damage to infrastructure, including collapsed bridges and damaged roads. Rescuers are in a race against time to find survivors trapped under rubble, with hundreds of thousands evacuated.
Milos Jovanovic, the new leader of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS), stated that a high voter turnout and a three-column opposition strategy would be effective in toppling the Vucic regime.
Omoyele Sowore has withdrawn his attempt to subpoena the Director-General of the DSS in his defamation trial, with the AGF unexpectedly appearing to seek a halt to the subpoena.
Geophysicist Magnús Tumi Guðmundsson reported on observations indicating that the Bárðarbunga volcano in Iceland is expanding.
A commentary argues that a welfare society should focus on making people feel alive, not merely sustaining their existence, emphasizing the importance of human connection and community.
A retired intelligence officer has challenged Al-Mustapha to present CCTV footage as evidence, rather than merely rejecting his account regarding claims about the death of former Nigerian head of state Sani Abacha.
German authorities have declared the deadly attack at the Berlin Pride parade a terrorist act, with police actively searching for an Islamist suspect. The incident, which killed one and injured 16, has drawn widespread condemnation from Dutch and German leaders.
Major Hamza Al-Mustapha has publicly rejected an ex-DSS officer's account regarding the cause of former Head of State Sani Abacha's death. Al-Mustapha urged the former officer not to spread falsehoods about the deceased.
The Nigerian House of Representatives has approved a bill to establish a Research Bureau for the Department of State Services (DSS), aiming to enhance intelligence research and indigenous security technology development.
Nigeria's Department of State Services (DSS) successfully rescued four kidnapped students from Kaura-Namoda Polytechnic in Zamfara State, including the remaining abducted individuals.
Norwegian police are raising an alarm after eight fatal motorcycle accidents occurred in recent weeks, describing the situation as a tragedy.
A former operative of Nigeria's Department of State Services (DSS) has detailed the brutal repression, widespread human rights abuses, and political persecution that characterized the Abacha regime in his new memoir.
A former Director of the Department of State Services (DSS) has credited the agency with the successful rescue of pupils and teachers abducted in Oyo. He stated that both the captives' and the federal government's accounts of the rescue could be true.
The Director-General of the DSS, Oluwatosin Adeola Ajayi, is highlighted for exemplifying humanity through compassionate leadership, impacting lives beyond national security.
Miloš Jovanović, president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Novi DSS), described Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's invitation for dialogue as a 'mockery of all citizens' and an insult to their intelligence, arguing that dialogue is not achieved in such a manner.
Outgoing Speaker of the Danish Parliament, Søren Gade, warns that politicians' pursuit of visibility on social media risks transforming parliamentary debate into a show, undermining political craftsmanship.
A joint security team comprising DSS operatives and forest guards successfully rescued two abducted children and killed two suspected kidnappers during an operation in a Kwara State forest.
Dragutin Ćelap, the former head of the SDSS party, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for a war crime committed in Topusko. The verdict concludes a significant legal proceeding related to wartime atrocities.
Jacob Haugaard announced his departure from Grøn, stating it is a 'future-proofing' move, though he is not retiring.
A former Assistant Director-General of the DSS explained why Oyo State's rescue model for security operations cannot be easily replicated across northern Nigeria, highlighting the complexity and high failure rate of such operations.
The death toll from the recent earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 4,734, with over 16,700 people injured. Rescue efforts continue as the country grapples with the devastating aftermath.
Milorad Pupovac, president of the Independent Democratic Serb Party (SDSS), stated during a parliamentary debate that Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina need better electoral mechanisms, but deemed the DP an unreliable proposer.
Dejan Šulkić, Vice President of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Novi DSS), stated that the discussion about elections is a 'facade' behind which the state is uncontrollably incurring debt, while murders occur on the streets.
A highly acclaimed debut novel has been released, receiving praise for its compelling and cautiously hopeful portrayal of the anxiety surrounding mental illness.
Veteran British TV news anchor Dermot Murnaghan has died at the age of 68. Other unrelated news includes the arrest of a 28-year-old for the murder of a British politician and a British couple rescued from a Spanish wildfire.
The visit of the Albanian President to Bujanovac and Preševo in southern Serbia has sparked controversy, with critics viewing it as a challenge to Serbia's sovereignty. Commentators have noted the visit's political implications, distinguishing it from previous, more casual visits.
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Asger Baunsbak-Jensen, a prominent Danish author, debater, and former politician, has passed away. He was known for his significant contributions to public discourse in Denmark.
Nigeria's Department of State Services (DSS) has confirmed the detention of journalist Zainab Sodiq for allegedly possessing an unauthorized unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a drone.
President Trump's performance at the NATO summit in Ankara left allies united on paper but uncertain in practice, marked by a series of gaffes and a surprise shift on Ukraine. He also unexpectedly switched back to an older Air Force One after safety questions about a new Qatari jet.
Authorities have made an additional arrest in connection with the fatal shooting that occurred in Uppsala, bringing the total number of individuals apprehended in the case to two.
The death toll from twin earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 3,535, while devastating storms and floods in China have killed at least 15 people and forced thousands to evacuate. Separately, the number of casualties from a Russian attack on Kyiv has increased to 18.
Approximately 210,000 Swedish citizens living abroad have begun receiving their voting cards. This distribution enables them to participate in upcoming elections.
The trial of Dragutin Ćelap, former leader of the SDSS party, for war crimes committed in Topusko in 1991, has resumed at the County Court in Zagreb, with the defense claiming an alibi and four witnesses questioned.
Nigerian political parties are under pressure to meet the Independent National Electoral Commission's (INEC) deadline for uploading candidate information for the 2027 general elections. This comes amidst various other national news, including economic reports and social initiatives.
The Nigerian Presidency has called for the DSS and EFCC to investigate the PFIPC scam and unravel the criminal network involved. This demand comes amidst public outcry and calls from various figures, including Falana and Atiku, for the Federal Government to answer questions regarding the scandal.
A column explores the expectations versus the realities of studying abroad, questioning whether it truly leads to a completely new life despite the promises often seen on social media.
The death toll from the earthquakes in Venezuela at the end of June has risen to 2,595, according to the country's...
Benedikt Höskuldsson formally assumed his role as Iceland's Ambassador to New Zealand in a ceremony with Governor-General Cindy Kiro, expanding his ambassadorship which also covers India, Sri Lanka, and Nepal.
A boy who was part of a violent sect has been convicted of aggravated arson. The conviction follows a large fire that was intentionally set.
A new study reveals that electric scooters are a significant factor in fatal traffic accidents, with the most severe incidents often involving private e-scooters and intoxicated drivers at night.
Venezuela has declared seven days of national mourning following a devastating earthquake that caused the death toll to rise to 2,295. Rescue efforts continue, with a three-year-old boy and a dog among those pulled alive from the rubble days after the quake.
The Slovak government has approved increased contributions for social services for 2027, ranging from 131 to 546 euros per month per place, with specialized homes and social service facilities receiving the most significant increases.
A new outdoor artwork by Sigurður Guðmundsson, depicting the Viking Naddoð, has been unveiled.
The Swedish government is considering a proposal to reduce the value-added tax (VAT) for dance bands, aiming to support the struggling industry. This potential tax cut could provide significant relief to dance band businesses across Sweden.
A new survey reveals that approximately 40% of Icelandic high school students have gambled in the past year, leading to calls for increased prevention measures from a University of Iceland associate professor.
Miloš Jovanović, president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Novi DSS), stated that an agreement among all opposition actors is necessary regarding a presidential candidate.
The Nigerian Army has announced a major shake-up, appointing new general officers commanding and principal staff officers in a significant reshuffle. This comes as concerns about insecurity persist, with calls for an end to extrajudicial killings and the reintegration of repentant terrorists.
Chelsea is reportedly showing interest in Leeds United left-back Gabriel Gudmundsson, with the Blues eyeing a potential move to sign the Swedish defender.
The death toll from twin earthquakes in Venezuela has more than doubled to 589, with thousands reported missing. International rescue teams and aid are being dispatched to the affected region.
Europas extremhetta fortsätter. I dag utstår minst 150 miljoner européer temperaturer på över 35 grader. Frankrike rapporterar en ”dramatisk dödssiffra” i drunkningar, när värmen får folk att kasta…
France and Italy are proposing a new multinational cooperation to take over peacekeeping efforts in Lebanon, aiming to stabilize the region.
USA:s högsta domstol stöttar president Donald Trumps beslut att dra tillbaka skyddsstatusen för runt…
Changes to the 9th-grade exam in public schools could disproportionately affect boys, potentially putting them at a disadvantage. This alteration is described as 'insanely regrettable' by some.
Nigeria's Department of State Services (DSS) has stated that Omoyele Sowore's remand in prison resulted from court processes, clarifying that the service neither arrested him nor opposed his bail application.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made his first visit to Serbia, a country with close ties to Russia, to meet with President Aleksandar Vučić and other officials. The discussions focused on expanding cooperation between the two nations and Ukraine's EU accession clusters.
Milorad Pupovac, president of SDSS, held an extraordinary press conference in Zagreb, expressing horror at the glorification of the Independent State of Croatia (NDH) and the singing of nationalist songs heard in Knin, questioning the state's response.
An analysis explores the downfall of Jason Arday, a figure once celebrated as a 'superhero' by the 'inclusive rainbow society,' suggesting his case reflects broader issues beyond plagiarism concerning the premise of this societal model.
A Croatian Member of Parliament from the SDSS party stated that seeking justice for Serbian victims does not diminish the suffering of Croatian victims. She emphasized that evidence clearly points to Croatian soldiers as perpetrators in some cases, during a commemoration for killed Serbian civilians.
A coalition of civil society organizations in Nigeria expressed support for President Bola Tinubu and the Director-General of the DSS, calling for adherence to the rule of law.
An opinion piece from Berlingske argues that the welfare state is transforming students into clients, citing the increasing number of students receiving social-pedagogical support as a cause for concern and action.
A Swedish family has recounted fleeing a deadly shooting incident in Idaho, where multiple fatalities were reported, after witnessing the shooter.
New claims have emerged, reigniting the 28-year mystery surrounding the death of former Nigerian leader Sani Abacha, with suggestions that a manuscript detailing events was reviewed by the DSS before publication.
The Danish Health Authority has issued a warning about a powerful opioid that has been discovered in Denmark. The public is advised to be aware of the dangers associated with this substance.
The Nigerian Army has launched an investigation into the leak of a classified DSS memo that warned of impending Boko Haram and bandit attacks in Adamawa and Borno states.
The death toll from the recent earthquake in Japan has risen to 34, with significant damage reported to infrastructure, including nine ports experiencing liquefaction and cracks, and the 400-year-old Kumamoto Castle sustaining damage. The Japanese Red Cross Society has begun accepting donations to aid recovery efforts, while some semiconductor-related businesses are resuming operations.
A record number of Swedes living abroad are expected to cast their votes in the upcoming election, with the process starting today.
Massive wildfires are sweeping across Southern Europe, particularly in France and Spain, leading to tens of thousands of evacuations and creating a 'fire cloud' near Bordeaux. A new extreme heatwave is expected to exacerbate the situation, with temperatures reaching up to 44°C in some areas.
A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.1 struck Kumamoto Prefecture in Japan, leading to the collapse of a shopping mall and an explosion, resulting in at least two fatalities and multiple injuries.
Nicolai Tangen, the CEO of Norway's sovereign wealth fund, has taken on a summer job as a tour guide, stating that he feels more knowledgeable about money. He described the experience as feeling like a vacation.
Yoruba Nation campaigner Sunday Igboho has detailed how he avoided arrest during a Department of State Services (DSS) operation at his Ibadan residence in July 2021.
Jonas Sture Falk, formerly Oredsson, one of Sweden's most infamous criminals, has been sentenced to over nine years in prison for smuggling 2.3 tons of cocaine. He has a history of convictions in Sweden and Spain.
A Morgunblaðið journalist visited Höfn in Hornafjörður, Iceland, and received a warm welcome from Albert Eymundsson, the town's former mayor and school principal, who drove the journalist around.
Sigurður Reynaldsson, CEO of Hagkaup, hosted Bolli Már Bjarnason for a barbecue, where they grilled Icelandic lamb chops and discussed simple grilling solutions and Bolli's favorite parmesan sauce.
Two young men who were wanted by authorities have turned themselves in to the police and have been imprisoned in connection with a case of aggravated assault.
Ingimar Guðmundsson and his son Logi Ingimarsson, both diagnosed with leukemia, are preparing to run the Reykjavík Marathon next month to raise money for Kraft, a support organization.
A Swedish AI researcher has outlined five potential future scenarios related to artificial intelligence, including associated risks.
A US teenager has withdrawn his lawsuit against Meta, alleging social media addiction and mental health harm, just days before the high-profile trial was set to begin. The plaintiff had claimed that Meta's platforms caused him to develop an addiction to social media.
A former Assistant Director of the Department of State Services, Dennis Amachree, characterized the late Gen. Sani Abacha's military regime as one marked by extreme authoritarianism and brutal repression.
A former DSS operative, Dennis Amachree, has claimed that former Nigerian head of state Gen. Sani Abacha died of cardiac arrest during intercourse, refuting earlier theories of poisoned apples.
The Department of State Services (DSS) in Nigeria plans to appeal the life sentences handed down to two top commanders of the Ansaru terror group.
Nigerian police and DSS conducted an operation leading to the arrest of Adeniyi Adeyemi, who had been operating as the self-styled Director-General of a Presidential Foreign Investment Program.
Sigurður Reynaldsson, CEO of Hagkaup, emphasizes simplicity, quality, and good ingredients as key to a successful grilling summer. He states that Hagkaup aims to make grilling easier, better, and more flavorful for its customers.
According to Guðjón Ragnar Jónasson, headmaster of Framhaldsskólinn í Austur-Skaftafellssýslu, the century-old debate surrounding the Icelandic school system is seen as hopeless and stuck in a dead end.
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has confirmed that its 2026 national officers election will proceed on Saturday, July 18, despite the recent arrest of its service provider by the DSS.
Almar Guðmundsson, mayor of Garðabær, has been elected unopposed as the new chairman of the Association of Icelandic Municipalities, being the sole candidate to submit his nomination.
A coalition of youth associations in Plateau State, Nigeria, has urged the Federal Government to deploy operatives from the Department of State Services (DSS) to troubled communities to halt renewed violence and killings in the region.
A former DSS chief has disclosed how security forces, including a soldier, pressured kidnappers in Oyo into releasing abducted pupils and teachers after encircling them. The revelation sheds light on the tactics used to secure the victims' freedom.
Peter Viggo Jakobsen strongly criticized a Danish foreign policy decision, calling it 'brain-dead and idiotic.' He stated that the only outcome was to draw global condemnation.
Klarlund discusses that the key to a healthy summer holiday lies not in asceticism or strict discipline, but in achieving balance and making conscious choices.
Gabríel Werner Guðmundsson states that his self-confidence increased tenfold after embarking on travels around the world.
Divers are mapping the seabed in Siglufjörður as part of a collaboration to search for shipwrecks. The project involves the University of Iceland's research center in the Westfjords, the Herring Era Museum, and diver Erlendur Guðmundsson.
A Danish critic has strongly criticized Disney's current strategy of producing musicals with varying ethnographic and technological costumes and repeating familiar formulas, calling it 'the most deadly boring idea in film history'.
Another individual has been arrested on suspicion of complicity in murder following a fatal shooting in Uppsala, Sweden.
A social plan for Zalando's Erfurt location has been finalized through arbitration, as reported in a business ticker.
Adeyemi has pledged to provide relevant documents to the Department of State Services (DSS) and the Police regarding the PFIPC case. This development indicates a move towards further investigation and transparency in the matter.
Donald Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran over, leading to a surge in Middle East tensions and a spike in oil prices, with Brent briefly touching $80 a barrel. Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz and hit 'twice the number of targets' as the US.
The death toll from the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela has climbed to nearly 3,700, with 36 Spanish nationals among the deceased and 138 still missing. Efforts are underway to reopen the country's largest airport amidst the ongoing crisis.
This story features recipes for lamb, specifically long-roasted lamb with mint salad and tzatziki, and lamb saddle with couscous and tzatziki. The articles provide instructions for preparing these Mediterranean-inspired lamb meals.
Jóhann Guðmundsson and Aron Þór Leifsson, two swimmers who were forced to abandon their attempt to swim from Vestmannaeyjar to Landeyjahöfn due to weather, are determined to try again.
President Trump delivered a speech at Mount Rushmore celebrating America's 250th anniversary, praising the nation while also issuing warnings against communism. Concurrently, Pope Leo XIV marked the U.S. anniversary and visited Lampedusa, urging the country to welcome and protect immigrants.
Jóhann Guðmundsson and Aron Þór Leifsson are swimming from Vestmannaeyjar to the south coast of Iceland in a charity event to honor Bríet Irma, who passed away last August, raising funds for her four-year-old daughter, Atalía Örk.
A new and reportedly 'insane' trend is gaining popularity at Danish family parties, as observed by columnist Lars Dahlager.
The Director-General of Nigeria's Department of State Services (DSS) has urged for increased judicial and public support for cybercrime prosecutions. The call aims to deter offenders and ensure greater accountability in combating online criminal activities.
Later this month marks the 100th anniversary of three young, strong men from Hornarfjörður — Helgi Guðmundsson, Sigurbergur Árnason, and Unnar Benediktsson — undertaking a remarkable journey across the Vatnajökull glacier.
A two-year-old, Kleiber Moran, has been rescued after six days trapped under rubble in Venezuela and is recovering in hospital, while his parents remain missing. This follows the rescue of a 43-year-old man one week after devastating earthquakes struck the country, with hundreds of rescuers continuing efforts amidst widespread destruction.
Adeola Ajayi, Director-General of Nigeria's Department of State Security Service, has stated that communities must become the primary line of defense against insecurity and terrorism.
The Detroit Red Wings have signed Viktor Arvidsson, a bruising winger known for scoring 20 goals, in free agency to bolster their roster.
German universities are reporting a drastic decrease in applications for exchange semesters in the USA, with potential reasons including fear of unrest in the country or difficulties with entry procedures.
A Danish article discusses the importance of preventing future storm surges from causing catastrophic damage to the country's marinas.
Leiðangursstjóri á Bandero, skipi Paul Watson-samtakanna, segir skipverja tilbúna að vera eins lengi og þörf er á við Íslandsstrendur til að stöðva hvalveiðar.
The Icelandic Coast Guard has begun receiving manual location updates from the crew of the vessel 'Bandero', as confirmed by information officer Ásgeir Erlendsson.
The demolition of houses in Grindavik, Iceland, is currently in full swing, described as one of the most complex demolition projects in the country's history.
The Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS) has ordered the immediate release and compensation of a man who was wrongfully linked to Boko Haram terrorists after a review of his case.
Icelandic national team players Hákon Arnar Haraldsson, Ísak Bergmann Jóhannesson, and Stefán Teitur Þórðarson are currently training with their youth club ÍA in Akranes.
Europe is experiencing an extreme heatwave with temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius, affecting 150 million people and causing disruptions like the cancellation of Paris Pride. While the heat begins to subside in France, it is now moving towards Eastern Europe, prompting concerns about public health and the environment.
Two men arrested by Nigeria's Department of State Services (DSS) have been sentenced to death by an Ekiti State High Court after being convicted of kidnapping a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) staff member.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has condemned the conduct of Department of State Services (DSS) operatives during the remand of African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, at the Federal High Court in Abuja.
An independent investigation has criticized the Danish Defence for failing to adequately control and secure its rubber boats over several years.
Ásgeir Erlendsson, spokesperson for the Icelandic Coast Guard, stated that an additional helicopter stationed in Akureyri would significantly enhance the Coast Guard's response capabilities.