India Russia Oil Trade Conflicting Signals After U.S. Pressure Claims
By Shumaila AslamScandinavian News FinlandBureau Chief, Pakistan Questions Grow Over India’s Russia Oil Imports Amid Claims of External Pressure Conflicting Statements From Indian Officials Fuel Uncertainty Over Energy Policy Uncertainty has emerged over India’s oil trade with Russia following unverified claims that New Delhi may have adjusted its energy purchases in response to external pressure […]
India Detains 3 Sanctioned Oil Tankers in Shadow Fleet Crackdown
By Shumaila AslamScandinavian News FinlandBureau Chief, Pakistan India Detains Three Sanctioned Oil Tankers Linked to Shadow Fleet Smuggling Network Coast Guard Action Highlights India’s Role in Enforcing Global Oil Sanctions India has detained three foreign oil tankers suspected of violating international sanctions, marking a significant move against the so-called “shadow fleet” used to transport sanctioned […]
Rachel Corrie: American Activist Killed While Protesting Home Demolitions in Gaza
By Riffat KausarSNN News Finland Her Death During the Second Intifada Continues to Shape Global Debate on Civilian Protection Rachel Corrie was a 23-year-old American activist from Olympia, Washington, whose death in the Gaza Strip in 2003 became one of the most widely discussed cases involving international civilian activists in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She was […]
Remembering Roshan Lal Jalla: India’s Spy Who Spent 15 Years in Pakistani Prison
By Hammad KahlunScandinavian News Finland A Forgotten Intelligence Operative and a Life That Ended in Obscurity Roshan Lal Jalla, an Indian intelligence operative whose life was shaped by secrecy, sacrifice, and prolonged imprisonment, remains one of the lesser-known figures in South Asia’s espionage history. Often described as “the spy who came in from the cold,” […]
Taliban Introduce Long-Term Residence Permits for Foreigners Linked to Investment
By Shumaila AslamScandinavian News FinlandBureau Chief, Pakistan New Policy Allows One- to Ten-Year Stay Amid Ongoing Security and Humanitarian Concerns The Taliban-led government in Afghanistan has begun issuing long-term residence permits to foreign nationals, allowing stays ranging from one year up to ten years, according to information published on official government platforms. The move marks […]
Taliban Arrest Afghan Girl for Disguising as a Boy to Support Orphaned Family
By Shumaila AslamScandinavian News FinlandBureau Chief Pakistan Case of Young Girl in Afghanistan Highlights Worsening Humanitarian and Gender Crisis An Afghan girl named Noria has been arrested by the Taliban after authorities discovered that she had been disguising herself as a boy to work and earn wages, according to local sources and reports from journalists […]
Teenage Student Arrested After Axe Attack at School in Kazakhstan, Two Injured
By Abida KahlunBureau Chief, HelsinkiSNN News Finland Incident in Kulsary Raises Concerns Over School Safety and Youth Violence A violent incident at a school in Kazakhstan has raised serious concerns about student safety after a 15-year-old Teenage Student armed with an axe attacked classmates, injuring two students. The attack took place in the city of […]
Norwegian police investigation into Epstein links
By Riffat KausarSNN News Finland Investigation Launched Following New Document Revelations Norwegian police have launched an investigation into Thorbjørn Jagland, a former Prime Minister of Norway and former Secretary General of the Council of Europe, over suspected corruption linked to newly surfaced information from the Jeffrey Epstein files. The investigation was confirmed by Norway’s National […]
Ukraine Rejects Proposal to Lower Marriage Age to 14 After Public Outcry
By Riffat KausarSNN News Finland Speaker Confirms Controversial Provision Removed From Draft Project The Ukrainian parliament has officially rejected any proposal to reduce the legal marriage age to 14 years, following strong public opposition and widespread criticism. The confirmation came from the Speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament, who stated that the controversial provision has been […]
Greek Man Survives Terminal Lung Cancer After Moving to Ikaria, the ‘Blue Zone’ Island
By Shumaila AslamScandinavian News Finland Bureau Chief Pakistan A remarkable story of survival has emerged from Greece, where Stamatis Moraitis, a man diagnosed with terminal lung cancer in the mid-1970s, defied medical expectations and lived decades beyond his prognosis. Early Diagnosis and Dire Prognosis In the 1970s, Stamatis Moraitis was living in the United States […]