TODAY ON X 30 January, 2025
Swedish PM announces policies to address explosion of bombings and gang violence.
BREAKING: 'The Swedish state isn’t in control' The Swedish PM and goverment are holding a press conference about the recent massive increase in bombing attacks and fatal gang shootings. The government says it had inherited the problems and that the state is not in control at the moment. The government announces new law proposals, including the removal of Swedish citizenship from criminals and wiretapping of kids below the age of 15. More than 30 bombs have exploded in Sweden since the start of this year
Salwan Momika, known for Quran-burnings, assassinated during TikTok stream in Sweden.
BREAKING: The Iraqi man @Salwan_Momika1 famous across the world for his repeated public Quran-burnings in Sweden (often causing riots) was assassinated during a TikTok-livestream in his apartment in his early this morning. Swedish police believe several gunmen entered his home
No public condemnation from Swedish Muslims over killing of Salwan Momika.
Where is the wave of condemnations from Swedish imams and Muslim community leaders regarding the horrific killing of Salwan Momika?
387 MPs initiate a vote to start constitutional proceedings to try to ban the AfD party.
A vote will be held in the Parliament today on whether to start the process to try to ban the AfD party 113 MPs have called for the Constitutional Court to declare AfD unconstitutional If banned, the party will lose all the seats in all assemblies & assets would be confiscated
Collision involving plane and helicopter occurs at Reagan National Airport.
BREAKING: New video shows the moment a plane collided with a helicopter while landing at Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington DC. A search for survivors in the Potomac River is ongoing
Trump proposes to utilize Guantanamo Bay for detaining criminal migrants.
Trump announces he’ll open a migrant detention center at Guantanamo Bay for up to 30,000 of the 'worst criminal illegal aliens' 🇺🇸🇨🇺
Serbian President Vucic continues to face widespread street protests across the country.
The street protests against President Vucic are continuing in cities across Serbia 🇷🇸
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