but we see sweden has the lowest excess death percentage. if we had said in march of 2020 if sweden doesn't do this stuff where do you think it will be on this chart a lot of people would say obviously would be the worst one in a national catastrophe in effect for three years the main epidemiologist in sweden was condemned and vilified by health experts all over the world and yet unlike anthony fauci who was welcomed and celebrated at every turn the sky was and called the killer for years and he said i'm going to be vindicated but it will take three years. could you imagine having that yo' know what to go three years not being vindicated in having the worst things on earth said about you but he had the guts to do that and he was vindicated. that should make us say if something like this happens again we have more data now and it's not as cartoonish as we thought. no one who favored the alleged mitigation measures would have predicted hsu sweden which had h a favorable outcome. >> what can we learn on the countries at the bottom? >> in some c

sweden in the 1990s was forced to reform and government spending out of control, its deficit and debt were too large and then they were forced to prune back. in fact, sweden is such an interesting case that the liberals hold up, but i think this sort of miss this important detail in history, which is sweden has been cutting back its government spending in its share of gdp and becoming much more fiscally responsible after getting to crisis in the 1990s. and, in fact, it entered the 2008 financial crisis with a pretty significant government surplus. so that's a big change that happened there. but the unfortunate examples from history is that a less until you get to a right point or a a crisis point, governmes do not of course correct. as far as americans concern because it is the world's biggest superpower and the doll is still the world's reserve currency, it has a very long rope in a way to hang itself, that they can keep on running these debt and deficits for much longer than other ordinary nations can. having said that i think we're getting to a point where this is, you know, gettin

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in february of 2024 denmark and sweden stated that they've completed the national investigations did use. so that was the only conclusion that was drawn following 18 months of what it was that the notes from pipelines would deliberately destroyed using explosion devices alone would be able to get the that's the easiest for you is the, the continuation of criminal proceedings by the james and the swedes would appear not to be possible. you mean is lower in other words and stop. com and, and copenhagen's that, you know, they, they did the obvious source, the fact that the guest pipelines were blowing up with the police. and then they simply trucked, but it drove suddenly, but as you and what's most staggering, is that off to the wisdom colleagues instead of calling the state of state. instead of saying that the emperor has no clothes, no source of unlimited works what they did when we convened a briefing on the 26th of april, they all rushed to a search that the investigations conducted by denmark and sweden with effective and met for the high standards of the rules of law stupidity be

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and norway and sweden right. you know, practically, you know, feet away from each other actually have different ways of deciding if something should be classified, a covid death or not. this gets rid of all those complications because we're just looking at deaths in general. so you eliminate all the confusion. and what we see is that sweden had the low list excess death percentage. now, if we had said in march 20, if sweden doesn't do this stuff, where do you think it'll be on this on this chart? well, a lot of people said, well, dead last. obviously be the worst one. and it'll be an absolute catastrophe. and in for three years, the main epidemiologist in anders tegnell was condemned and vilified by experts all over the world and. yet so unlike anthony fauci, who is welcomed and fed it and celebrated at every turn, this guy was smeared and called a killer for three saw it years and he said, i'm going to be vindicated. it's going to take three years because you imagine having the you know, what's to go three years

that was also the idea behind rebuilding sweden's largest hospital in 2008, the new covenants got sona, or kevin and scott university hospital. the new car, lynch good. so now was designed to was envisioned as a hospitable that would that would kind of embody all of these things that would create savings eventually for the public sector and enabled by the forms of cap full sweden's aging population. so for the, for the white population, it was supposed to be a well leading medical center to achieve those grand ambitions. the swedish government hired b. c. g which pushed for a new hospital system value based health care. it's a health care model that prioritize us cost effectiveness can at least give, was also like and it was like a show room for the basic shape. it was supposed to be a show room for a value based health care on. i go stuff on spend years reporting on the cumberland sky university case. the problem was that this was never, they said never been tested out in big scale. and that so carol escape made. it was like, it was like a test bed. when the hospital reopened negative

a wave of nordic winemakers now stretches well into sweden.st up in norway. this winery started 13 years ago. people found out it is possible to grow wine in denmark so of course newcomers are coming every year. here it is mostly white wine made from the grapes which thrive in this cooler region. the winery sells locally and supplies high—end restaurants in the capital. in the first years, we were making 3000 to 4000 bottles, now to 20,000 bottles. the interest is there, whether they can be scaled up remains to be seen. commercial wine growing has been allowed for just over two decades. now denmark has 150 vineyards. more than 1000 hobby growers. this winery produces red wine. these are grapes usually associated with france. it's very challenging. it's new for us, we have to learn it. it is not like south europe where they have generations after generations of learning. traditionally grapes grow well in southern europe but more frequent extreme weather events have affected harvests. temperatures in denmark have risen almost two degrees over th

canada, denmark, finland, iceland, norway, russia, sweden, the usa.nately, the nato bloc tries to be guided by all this without taking into account international law, but the council creates cooperation in the region, promotes cooperation, solves the problems of developing environmental protection in the barctic. but nato countries cannot come to terms with russia's presence in it. they suffer. therefore, it tries to create other platforms that in unlike the arctic council, they are not focused on peaceful interaction for the sake of the future of the arctic countries. for nato countries, the arctic is just another platform in the struggle for so -called democratic world domination. the arctic council is not viable without russia, as confirmed by the annual meetings of politicians and heads of state who determine the geopolitical, economic, transport... ecologist, the entire world community should be aware of russia's role in the arctic today. russia has the heaviest coastline in arctic. the largest unexplored reserves. resources i said 63% of the cir

sweden is such an interesting case that the liberals hold up. i think they miss this important detail in history which of is sweden has been cuttingdp back spending of the gdp in becoming more fiscallyle responsible creditor crisis in the 1990s. affected under the 2008 financial crisis with a pretty significant government surplus. fortunee example of history and to get to it right point or a crisis point they do not self-correct. because of the world's biggest superpower it has a very long rope in a way to hang itself. i can keep it running debt and deficit much longer. having said that we are getting to a point is quite scary. today's deficit is a part of gdp is 6% for its much higher than any developed country is running. similarly america debt as a share of gdp today is gone up one 100%. it is lacking only with japan and italy. i will cross the italian levels of the decade given the current part we are on. we are getting to a point wherea very large debt and deficit could become a real problem. america with all its resources may run out of pe

, i suppose, yep, gathalburg and sweden, as you see there, there are palestinian flags that the protests are holding and raising. and you can also see the pictures of nasarala who was lately assassinated by the israeli regime, so these pictures speak volume for themselves and we simply see the atmosphere and you get the sense of what the majority of people around the world feel about. what's going on against the lebines and against the palestinians by the us, by us arms being used by and also money, of course, logistics, intelligence, and all that provided to this will regime, the result of which is the loss of life of a large number of human beings to whom seemingly human rights do not up. why just because they're not maybe blue eyeed and fairhaired like the case of ukrainians, so more and more palestinians and lebanese are losing their lives and majority of them are civilians and maybe out of a couple of hundred or thousands of civilian losses, loss of life you could see one or two commanders or members of the resistance fighters also. assassinated this way in the indiscriminate attack

i have to say sweden is a phenomenal country when it comes to defense exports. they understand that their defense spend cannot purchase enough kit to sustain a local defense industry. i think above example of cb 90. the system was designed in an open way so that it could be hot -- isil to poland, you be the provider, to be integrated. i sell de lafayette, you have your own attorney. you need integrated. the whole idea of export and need to export is designed in at the outset, which to me is genius. we don't necessarily have that same perspective here because we have a defense industry or a buyer who is buying 47% of everything in the world, take china out of the equation, look, give enough demand to assistant industry. you don't have to design that in. that's changing in the u.s. policy as will any u.s. will help facilitate that. it's been difficult forever. hopefully i will continue to evolve. we saw a little breakthrough aukus, but you know, when you think of export and defense exports and has to go all the way back to design. not just how i'm a good repair an

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the investigations of the german authorities, just like the completed investigations of denmark and sweden, are being carried out in a completely non-transparent manner for us. and this, despite the fact that russia is definitely the affected party sent three requests for legal assistance to these states, which were simply ignored. in addition, the lack of due transparency on the part of the german authorities is already leading to the emergence of a wide variety of versions of what happened and assumptions about who might be behind this crime. deliberately helped one of the suspects to escape. there is, however, another explanation for the recent emergence of many of the most incredible versions. of what happened, this is the elementary desire of the customers and perpetrators of this crime cover up the tracks , misdirect the investigation. there are at least two circumstances that speak in its favor: firstly, it is absolutely implausible to claim that a group of out-of- control ukrainian amateur divers were involved in the bombing. this scenario would be quite suitable for a hollywood bl

the 1st european arrest warrant that was issued was issued by sweden for a drunk driver. we must understand that when we pick a dissipated group muslims at that time and say, well, this were oppressive legislation, it's only going to be for them. inevitably, bureaucrats, elements of the security state will seize upon those measures and apply the more broad weight and injustice to one person spread soon enough to most people. and i don't know the city sticks on how often restaurants are abused. as i was, there was an attempt to expedite me without any charge from the united kingdom by sweden. the u. k. government subsequently changed the law to prevent expedition without charge, but in its amendment to the existing legislation. it included a right to make sure it didn't apply to me. thank you, mr. kaufman. could i invite you to address the question to mister saunders? thank you. thank you very much, sir. thank you very much, mr. sauce for all the answers to many of our questions. i am like many of my colleagues here, very happy to see you here and knowing you out of prison

were uh recognized in the vicinity of the embassies here in copenhagen and the israeli embassy in sweden in the city of uh stockholm right uh what is general sentiment among the people that are gathering there uh so so far this area is completely empty, i'm here for for about half an hour and apart from uh the the the military that is guarding uh the embassy there there there is no one no pedestrians uh no one are here uh it's in the but it's in the middle of night uh but um "when i traveled here from the city center to this area, it's called heletup, there are several other embassies are in this area, it's a very affluential area, and on the public transport uh and on the streets of copenhagen, you really see uh huge uh anger with the israeli genocide, you see people wearing cofias uh and uh button stickers. support of palestine here in denmark and also in the rest of scandinavia the palestine solidarity movement is really strong, they held uh mass demonstrations with tens of thousands uh on saturday, so there is be big support and huge anger with uh the military uh aggression against g

sweden was the first country that announced the policy. as the conservative took power and freedom they have that policy. i am not saying that that policy had a lot of impact on the program outside of sweden. but, an action, a forward action taken. the other point that i would like to mention is that you see it in different countries how they use the body of woman and woman's rights. the actual point is that we do not see it. we should not see it as only a woman's right issue. it is a violation of human rights and it is a problem of humanity. they don't go to school. and then the nation, okay. the security concept. let's go to school and also working in different sectors including on health. let the woman work. if not the economy will be bad. it is a humanitarian crisis. you don't see it? they try to use the excuse by saying, that country has never been governed. the reason that people use. but, the truth is it is a 20 million people in a country under house arrest. they are in prison. just saying, okay, it never worked we have to leave an

so in fact sweden such an interesting case that the liberals hold up. but i think that they sort of missed this important detail in history, which is that sweden, too, has been cutting back its government spending as a share of gdp and being and become much more fiscally responsible after it got into crisis in the 1990s. and in fact, it entered the 2008 financial crisis with a pretty significant government surplus. so that's a big change that happened. but the unfortunate example from history is that unless and until you get to a right point or a crisis point, governments do not course. correct. so as far as america is concerned, because it is the world's biggest superpower and the dollar is still the world's reserve currency, it has a very long rope and a way to itself that it can keep on running these debt and deficits for much longer. other audrey nations can. having said that, i think that we are getting a point where this is, you getting quite scary because as i said that today, america's deficit as a share of gdp is 6%. it's much higher than any d

wendy gillette, cbs news, stockholm, sweden. >> well, you can count me in for a trip to sweden. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in for "cbs mornings" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." a bombshell new court filing in the 2020 election case detailing never seen before evidence against former president donald trump, just before the next election. >>> devastation in the southeast as hurricane helene sets a destructive new record. >>> and israel steps up its deadly ground incursion into lebanon against hezbollah. >>> in a court filing unsealed on wednesday, special counsel jack smith alleges former president donald trump knowingly pushed false claims of voter fraud and resorted to crimes after losing the election to joe biden. the case had been thrown into doubt when the supreme court ruled that a preside

i have to say sweden is a phenomenal country when it comes to defense exports. they understand that their defense spend cannot purchase enough kit to sustain a local defense industry. i think above example of cb 90. the system was designed in an open way so that it could be hot -- isil to poland, you be the provider, to be integrated. i sell de lafayette, you have your own attorney. you need integrated. the whole idea of export and need to export is designed in at the outset, which to me is genius. we don't necessarily have that same perspective here because we have a defense industry or a buyer who is buying 47% of everything in the world, take china out of the equation, look, give enough demand to assistant industry. you don't have to design that in. that's changing in the u.s. policy as will any u.s. will help facilitate that. it's been difficult forever. hopefully i will continue to evolve. we saw a little breakthrough aukus, but you know, when you think of export and defense exports and has to go all the way back to design. not just how i'm a good repair an

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because of the taking but i think with time, there's more freedom. vivian was born and raised in sweden where her dance studies began. but her parents are from iran, dancing in public is generally forbidden there, especially among women. so what happens if you're caught the, what i know of is that to prove that, for example, are arrested their instagram will be shut down, confiscated, maybe their phones. so that would be definitely trouble. and the morality police would come after you. but lying is dance, perceive so negatively there. i guess it's because it's a way of expression. it's something different from speaking and intervals with your body. and it's something that you need to cover in iran, in defiance of that band, from a far vivian choreographed her own cases with a strong message. stop the oppression of women any wrong. the, you can't silence her. i am her. and she use me. vivian has never been to around herself, but she's aware of the increased radicalization there. i think it all started around the time of coven. i had a lot of time to think and reflect. i was reading a lot

dancer vivian, a sound coon, of art, uses her entire body to convey her message. born and raised in sweden, roots are in a run. she dances for those whose voices have been silenced. there the vivian are so kind of our dances for freedom, not just her own, but for women and young girls any wrong who cannot express themselves openly. dance for me is a way of expression like language instead of speaking with your mouth and your time . it will be like my body will express all the feelings of the stories i have in my brain. vivian is a member of the strong spotlight berlin, where she has found a home as a professional dancer. the company has an over 80 members. so how freely can she actually express herself there? yeah, it's quite hard because bali has such a deep, classical core and a structure where we kind of want to keep it the same way because of the taking but i think with time there's more freedom. vivian was born and raised in sweden where her dance studies began. but her parents are from iran, dancing in public are generally forbidden there, especially among women. so what happens if y

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