Karl Arnerdal

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Which migration-skeptical American will be the first to suspect that Harvard University is systematically working to spread new left-liberal trends like that South African 'shoot and grab' trend.

 

 

Nine dead in shooting in South Africa. Nine people have been killed and another ten injured after a shooting in a community near the city of Johannesburg in South Africa. The motive and those behind the shooting are unclear. The perpetrators are also said to have robbed their victims and taken valuables, including mobile phones, according to the police.
The shooting is the latest in a series of mass shootings. According to police data, about 63 people were killed each day between April and September. Watch the segment on SVT News.

 

Leo took on Trump. When Donald Trump attacked American universities in the spring of 2025, Harvard fought back – and at the forefront was 22-year-old Leo. Now he talks about his time in the midst of the action. – In two months, I think I did over 100 interviews. There isn’t a media outlet I can think of that I haven’t spoken to, he says. After Trump once again took over the White House, it didn’t take long before criticism of American universities emerged. The president accused Harvard in particular of everything from flaws in the admissions system and wasting resources to antisemitism. Shortly after, lists of demands, withdrawn support, and threats of regulation followed. At the same time, a special focus was directed at international students, whose visas Trump threatened to revoke. But neither Harvard nor its students gave in.

For Leo, the engagement against Trump's policies began with an opinion piece in the school newspaper. Shortly after, he found himself at the forefront of a growing protest movement. But with the attention also came risks. The fear of being arrested, deported, or placed in immigration detention was always there, he says. Watch the segment on SVT Nyheter.