Little Brother Watches Stockholm
Sweden sees a shift as civilians use new tech to monitor military programs once reserved for superpowers. A group of young Swedes develops a civilian eye in the sky to track what governments disclose or conceal. The piece notes decades of proposals for a satellite based check on U.S. and Soviet claims.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Space Media Network Aims for Independent Global News Service
Flora Lewis describes the Space Media Network started by Swedish journalists to inform the public with independent satellite derived images. Since 1985 it operates commercially, showing early Chernobyl pictures and evidence of Soviet space, missile, and chemical activities while expanding with new European radar satellites and global data partners.
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Kiruna
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The Economy Needs Both Government and Private Spending
The text argues that taxes and private purchases drive the economy and that government and private sectors employ and serve society. It contends there is little difference between public and private spending, and that full employment of all able people across both sectors should be the economic goal.
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