Putin criticizes countries refusing to play Russia at Ice Hockey World Championship
Vladimir Putin, as expected, criticizes the countries that refuse to play Russia in the Ice Hockey World Championship.
Ice hockeyVladimir Putin, as expected, criticizes the countries that refuse to play Russia in the Ice Hockey World Championship.
Ice hockeyPolice and military personnel are guarding a trial involving former Indonesian president Joko Widodo in the capital, Jakarta, on Thursday.
World politicsThe investigation into suspected election fraud in Järva, northwest of Stockholm, has been closed, Aftonbladet reports.
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The Centre Party's top leadership will meet on Thursday to discuss the government issue, according to information reported by SVT and Ekot.
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TechnologyStatues once looted from the Kingdom of Benin are now being returned to Nigeria’s Federal Heritage Authority. At the same time, Sweden is returning sacred objects belonging to the Kallawaya people to Bolivia.
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Autumn in SwedenForest walks, mushroom season and museum afternoonsThe forests turn gold, the crowds are gone and the museums have their new exhibitions. A good time for the cities, before the Christmas markets open.The best museums in Stockholm
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The investigation into suspected election fraud in Järva, northwest of Stockholm, has been closed, Aftonbladet reports.
Swedish politicsThe Centre Party's top leadership will meet on Thursday to discuss the government issue, according to information reported by SVT and Ekot.
Swedish politicsVietnamese taxi company Green SM is preparing to enter the Swedish market. The decision to approve traffic permits for 2,500 vehicles has drawn criticism from other industry players.
BusinessPoland warns that the threat from Russia will increase. “We can expect an escalation,” Prime Minister Donald Tusk said in Warsaw.
ConflictsThe tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite is down about 5 percent on Wall Street amid renewed concerns about AI companies’ valuations. There is uncertainty about what the Democrats’ agenda will look like and how it will affect AI, says Maria Landeborn, a savings economist at Danske Bank.
TechnologyStatues once looted from the Kingdom of Benin are now being returned to Nigeria’s Federal Heritage Authority. At the same time, Sweden is returning sacred objects belonging to the Kallawaya people to Bolivia.
EntertainmentThe forests turn gold, the crowds are gone and the museums have their new exhibitions. A good time for the cities, before the Christmas markets open.
City guide
The list
Attraction
Thu 5 NovEvent data: Visit Stockholm, Stockholm Business Region AB (CC BY 4.0)
More in Latest
8 stories with pictures so far. Older ones are on the next page.