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The National Institute for Nuclear Physics has presented the rendering of the Einstein Telescope, a future European observatory for gravitational waves that could be located beneath Sardinia, characterized by tunnels and caves in an area of exceptional seismic silence. #EinsteinTelescope #Sardegna #OndeGravitazionali (translated)

Peter Hellman argues in Dagens Nyheter that SL should apologize to the troubadour William Sundman Sääf for being expelled from the subway, which exemplifies a dangerous trend of preventive repression that threatens spontaneous culture in the public space. #SL #Kulturdebatt #PreventivRepression (translated)

In Delft, researchers are developing drones that, inspired by nature, can autonomously navigate without sight, using sensory whiskers and probing fingers, which offers new possibilities for use in complex environments such as dark tunnels and archaeological sites. #Drones #Technologie #Innovatie (translated)

Eppo Tjuchem wrote that the demonstrators arrived ten minutes late and with at most 40 people to the tunnel under Station Groningen for their sit-in. According to him, the turnout on October 7, which he called a sensitive date, was noticeably much smaller than last year and the protest mood seemed to have passed its peak. #Groningen #7oktober #demonstratie #protest #zorgen (translated)

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Johan Romin wrote that Swedish journalists had long struggled to understand the situation in Gaza. He claimed that Hamas was driving the recurring wars and many casualties, describing the movement's goal as the annihilation of Israel and the expulsion or killing of the country's Jews. According to Romin, Hamas representatives had said this in interviews, and the movement's actions did not contradict their stated goals. Romin wrote that Hamas had been building tunnels for decades with funding from the Western world, while TV crews did not understand what the work was about. He recounted that he had filmed in Hamas tunnels without then understanding their purpose. In 2015, he claimed to have filmed an ongoing tunnel construction at a street corner in northern Gaza and was arrested and interrogated by Hamas. He also wrote that Hamas had worked to foster a new generation of terrorists and suicide bombers. As an example, he mentioned a studio at the al-Aqsa television channel, where, according to him, there was a Quran on the table and a picture of Goofy alongside a child about to sacrifice himself for the al-Aqsa mosque. #Gaza #Hamas #Israel (translated)

Ledarsidorna.se wrote that the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, had not been improvised. According to the site, exercises, weapon caches, and a tunnel system that later Israeli assessments estimated to be hundreds of kilometers long had been built up over at least a decade. The site questioned to what extent it could be substantiated that the work had been financed with aid and why the expansion was hardly visible in the news coverage from Gaza during the same period. Ledarsidorna.se specifically pointed out Sveriges Radio's foreign correspondent Cecilia Uddén and wrote that she had questions to answer. #svpol #Israel #Hamas #Gaza (translated)

Norway is constructing the "Rogfast," a 26.7-kilometer-long and up to 390 meters deep underwater road tunnel under the North Sea, which significantly reduces travel time between Stavanger and Bergen and connects the island of Kvitsøy to the mainland. #Rogfast #Tunnelbau #Norwegen (translated)

YB Södermalm reported on several incidents on Sunday. A four-year-old got lost in the subway but was found unharmed by other passengers, the sender wrote. A missing teenager who was not feeling well was also found. A suspected drug dealer was arrested, as well as a woman who bit and hit a bouncer when she was to be removed from a bar. #Sundhet #Trygghet #Stockholm (translated)

Jari Mäkäräinen criticized Yle for what he perceived as giving Timo R. Stewart, whom he describes as a Hamas activist, an unchallenged platform to present his book. According to Mäkäräinen, the article adopted Stewart's view regarding the destruction of Gaza, genocide, and Finland's responsibility due to trade with Israel, without hearing the opposing side. Mäkäräinen emphasized that, in his opinion, genocide does not equate to heavy war. He wrote that the International Court of Justice had not ruled on the case against Israel and that interim measures were not a judgment. In his view, civilian casualties can occur in urban warfare where Hamas places rockets, command centers, and tunnels among civilians without the intent of destroying the group. He compared this to the battles of Mosul, Raqqa, and Fallujah, claiming that Stewart began using the term genocide after Israel succeeded in its war against Hamas. According to Mäkäräinen, the Yle article also lacked the starting point of the war: the attack on October 7, in which he claims over 1,200 people died, and which involved rapes and kidnappings. He wrote that Hamas aims for the end of Israel instead of a Palestinian state. He criticized the figures presented by the Palestinian Ministry of Health in the article—over 21,600 by December 2023 and over 1,400 after ceasefires—and claimed that the ministry was subordinate to Hamas and that its figures did not differentiate between fighters and civilians. In his view, the article also lacked Israel's perspective that a significant portion of the dead were fighters. Regarding the two-state model, Mäkäräinen wrote that its failure was not solely due to Israel. He claimed that Hamas had rejected the model multiple times and that the Palestinian Authority had turned down offers, such as at Camp David in 2000 and Annapolis in 2008. He added that according to polls, the majority of both Palestinians and Israelis had abandoned the model. He described the cessation of support for UNRWA as a reaction to an organization that, according to him, had ample evidence of connections between its facilities and personnel to Hamas. Mäkäräinen believed that Yle, as a publicly funded media, should not advertise a single essayist as an expert. According to him, the article could have included opposing researchers, Israel's official stance, or addressed Hamas's responsibility for hostages and the use of civilians as shields. He concluded by asking why this had not been done. https://t.co/sHriNitmMo #Gaza #Israel #Hamas (translated)

KC ZE1SH recounted the journey of his team over the past few months. He explained that he did not think, five months ago, that they could reach this level, particularly because the group was, in his opinion, struggling mentally. At that time, he believed that progressing from the top 12 to qualifying for the playoffs would already have been a great achievement. The coach thanked the club for trusting him and funding a training trip, which he described as a turning point. The qualification for the EWC, despite being eliminated in the group stage against PRX and NRG, later gave him confidence in his methods and vision for the game. He said the team approached split 2 with good training, then qualified for the Champions and won a trophy. KC ZE1SH indicated that the team arrived early at the bootcamp before the Champions in China. With Youenn, he had established protocols in Berlin to help the players adjust their sleep to the time difference. However, he reported that illnesses and accumulated fatigue had hindered their preparation, and the team seemed less sharp to him than in stage 2. He also confided that qualifying for the Champions had been good for him after a difficult period mentally. He had lost 8 kg, he wrote, before regaining it at the beginning of the 2026 season. His goal as a coach was, in his opinion, to help the players grow both in the game and as individuals, and he believed they emerged stronger from this experience. #Esport #Coaching #Équipe (translated)

Matteo Di Gangi wrote that he saw, after the match in Paris, signs of progress and a recognizable identity in the team, while urging not to exaggerate in judgments. In his opinion, France was on another level, but Italy had shown character, especially in difficult moments. Di Gangi described the first half as almost perfect, citing the doubling up on the wings, the few chances conceded, and the counterattacks built after regaining the ball. He noted that in the second half, France had increased the pace and intensity and that Olise had begun to make an impact, while Donnarumma had only been beaten by a shot that hit the crossbar. He pointed to the equalizing goal, which came from high pressing and an insight from Bastoni 60-70 meters from the goal, as an important sign. On a tactical level, Di Gangi said he believed Kean should not play wide, while acknowledging that in that match two wingers were needed to contain the opponents. He added that if Kean and Pio Esposito had played together, a linking player would have been needed behind them to avoid overlaps and drops in effectiveness. He concluded by saying that, after a long dark period, he was beginning to see a recovery and hoped that Mancini could find a tactical solution. #Calcio #Tattica #Identità (translated)