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Inspection Finds Rest Period Violations on Suspected Cargo Ship Misje Verde
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Inspection Finds Rest Period Violations on Suspected Cargo Ship Misje Verde

A Norwegian inspection of the suspected cargo ship Misje Verde shows violations of rest periods, DN reports.
Moderates propose fast track to Swedish citizenship after five years
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Moderates propose fast track to Swedish citizenship after five years

The Moderates are proposing a fast track for citizenship. Instead of after eight years, citizenship should be granted after just five years
Popular music theatre school in Bjärnum to close after 40 years
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Popular music theatre school in Bjärnum to close after 40 years

After 40 years, the music theatre school in Bjärnum is closing down due to financial pressure, writes Dagens Nyheter.
Middle-school children found police weapon used in Gävle shooting, DN reports
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Middle-school children found police weapon used in Gävle shooting, DN reports

The weapon that belonged to the police, and which was used when a teenager shot wildly in Gävle last year, was found by middle-school children, DN reports.
Experts say Morocco may have triggered Ceuta migrant crisis for political reasons
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Experts say Morocco may have triggered Ceuta migrant crisis for political reasons

The crisis triggered by migrants trying to enter the EU via a Spanish exclave in North Africa may have been created by Morocco as part of a political game, a theory now being put forward by several experts.
Artist Pär Gunnar Thelander dies at 90
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Artist Pär Gunnar Thelander dies at 90

Artist Pär Gunnar Thelander has died, the family tells Dagens Nyheter.
Swedish athletes are leaving the national team, and that’s a serious problem, says federation chief
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Swedish athletes are leaving the national team, and that’s a serious problem, says federation chief

Two athletes have chosen to leave the Swedish national team in a short period of time. It is something we must take very seriously in Swedish sports," says David Fridell, general secretary of the Swedish Athletics Federation, to DN
Andreas Kramer makes injury comeback with Swedish Championships 800m silver
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Andreas Kramer makes injury comeback with Swedish Championships 800m silver

He has been plagued by injuries since the World Championships in Tokyo last summer. This weekend, Andreas Kramer, 29, was finally able to make a comeback in the 800 meters
Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson’s Nexiko takes over Dramaten’s Elverket stage
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Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson’s Nexiko takes over Dramaten’s Elverket stage

Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson's production company is taking over Dramaten's Elverket stage, Dagens Nyheter writes.
Universal says Odyssey ship invoice issue is a misunderstanding, Swedish group says
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Universal says Odyssey ship invoice issue is a misunderstanding, Swedish group says

Representatives of the Swedish Viking ship, which is featured in the blockbuster film "The Odyssey", will talk to film company Universal about the unpaid invoice, writes DN.
Heatwave Damage Could Push Up Food Prices This Autumn, Expert Says
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Heatwave Damage Could Push Up Food Prices This Autumn, Expert Says

The extreme heat in Europe this summer has caused damage equivalent to more than SEK 20 billion in food production, Dagens Nyheter reports. The result could be higher food prices in the autumn
Government Offices: NATO Summit Notepad Is Missing
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Government Offices: NATO Summit Notepad Is Missing

The notepad that Sweden's national security adviser forgot during the NATO meeting in Turkey has not yet been found and is therefore considered lost, the Government Offices say.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic lights Empire State Building in Sweden’s colors
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic lights Empire State Building in Sweden’s colors

Swedish football icon Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was an expert for Fox Sports during the World Cup, lit up the Empire State Building in Sweden's blue and yellow colors on Saturday. "We are a small country, but wherever we are, we make sure to be seen," he tells DN
Strangulation appears in one in three rape convictions, DN survey finds
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Strangulation appears in one in three rape convictions, DN survey finds

Strangulation occurs in every third rape conviction, according to a survey by DN.
Dousa: No sensitive information leaked after Sweden’s NATO summit notebook was left in Ankara
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Dousa: No sensitive information leaked after Sweden’s NATO summit notebook was left in Ankara

The notebook that Sweden's national security adviser left in Ankara did not contain any sensitive information, according to Minister for International Development Cooperation Benjamin Dousa (M).
Social Democrats call for rules to protect homeowners from climate-driven insurance denials
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Social Democrats call for rules to protect homeowners from climate-driven insurance denials

The government must take initiatives to ensure that homeowners do not risk being denied home insurance in areas heavily affected by climate change and extreme weather, the Social Democrats believe.
Sweden’s national security adviser left notebook at NATO summit in Ankara, government says
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Sweden’s national security adviser left notebook at NATO summit in Ankara, government says

The government’s national security adviser, Niclas Kvarnström, forgot a notebook during last week’s NATO summit in Turkey, reports Dagens Nyheter. “My first thought was ‘oh no, not again,’” says security expert Jörgen Holmlund
Battery explosion in Stockholm injures one person
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Battery explosion in Stockholm injures one person

One person was injured when a battery exploded in an apartment in Marieberg, Stockholm, on Saturday morning, according to police.
Business leader Björn Svedberg dies aged 88
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Business leader Björn Svedberg dies aged 88

Pelle Svanslös rights sold to CoStudios in new deal
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Pelle Svanslös rights sold to CoStudios in new deal

Pelle Svanslös is getting a new owner. The company CoStudios has bought the rights to Gösta Knutsson's children's book classic about the kind-hearted cat, writes Dagens Nyheter
Social Democrats propose cross-party talks on tax reform if they win election
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Social Democrats propose cross-party talks on tax reform if they win election

The Social Democrats will invite cross-party talks on the tax system if they win the election.
Sweden and Ukraine sign deal for initial delivery of 16 Gripen fighter jets
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Sweden and Ukraine sign deal for initial delivery of 16 Gripen fighter jets

Sweden and Ukraine have signed an agreement for an initial delivery of 16 Gripen fighter jets to Ukraine, Defence Minister Pål Jonson (M) announced.
SSAB pauses steel mill construction again
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SSAB pauses steel mill construction again

SSAB is once again pausing construction of the steel mill in Luleå until further notice - after hydrogen cyanide was found at the workplace, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot.
Police back down from labeling supporter groups as criminal networks
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Police back down from labeling supporter groups as criminal networks

The police in Region West earlier this year equated certain supporter groups with criminal networks - but are now backing down.
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