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Sida director-general Jakob Granit resigns, says agency needs to be led by someone else
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Sida director-general Jakob Granit resigns, says agency needs to be led by someone else

The Swedish development agency Sida's director-general, Jakob Granit, is leaving his post, the government announced. Sida needs to be led by someone else, according to Minister for Development Cooperation Benjamin Dousa (M)
Adam Rosenkvist to receive Ingela Lind Prize in 2026
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Adam Rosenkvist to receive Ingela Lind Prize in 2026

A curious, wide-ranging critic will be awarded the Ingela Lind Prize in 2026. Adam Rosenkvist will receive 25,000 kronor to visit the Venice Biennale
Liberals in Gothenburg open to cooperating with Sweden Democrats after elections this fall
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Liberals in Gothenburg open to cooperating with Sweden Democrats after elections this fall

The Liberals in Gothenburg are open to cooperating with all parties, including the Sweden Democrats, on the city council after the elections this fall.
Protective shutdown for ambulances in Stockholm lifted by Swedish Work Environment Authority
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Protective shutdown for ambulances in Stockholm lifted by Swedish Work Environment Authority

The protective shutdown for ambulance healthcare in Stockholm, issued by the Swedish Health Care Association, has been lifted by the Swedish Work Environment Authority.
Bonnier News buys consumer magazine Råd & Rön
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Bonnier News buys consumer magazine Råd & Rön

Råd & Rön gets a new owner. The long-standing consumer magazine is being purchased by Bonnier News
Stole from Swedish NATO officer, tried to sell to Russia
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Stole from Swedish NATO officer, tried to sell to Russia

Dagens Nyheter reports that a Swedish officer serving with NATO had his computer and iPad stolen during a NATO-related conference in Lisbon last year. A Portuguese man is now facing charges of attempted espionage in Portugal
Forssell on teenage deportations: Working on a solution
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Forssell on teenage deportations: Working on a solution

The issue of teenagers facing deportation has put pressure on the government. Migration Minister Johan Forssell (M) said a proposal is being developed to address their situation
Managers avoid sensitive questions, risking infiltration of Swedish authorities
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Managers avoid sensitive questions, risking infiltration of Swedish authorities

Infiltration of Swedish authorities poses a serious threat - but efforts to counter it are insufficient, according to a review. Among other things, managers often avoid asking sensitive questions, which are crucial for uncovering vulnerabilities among staff
Zalando is phasing out SCA materials in its packaging products
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Zalando is phasing out SCA materials in its packaging products

E-commerce giant Zalando wants to phase out products linked to the Swedish forestry company SCA, reports Dagens Nyheter.
After protest defection, Swedish Migration Board ethics council member says we warned about this
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After protest defection, Swedish Migration Board ethics council member says we warned about this

Her colleague is leaving her position on the Swedish Migration Board's ethics council in protest against the teenage deportations. Alexandra Segenstedt remains on the board - but she is also critical of the policies being implemented
After invitation trip to Qatar, Moderna Museet responds to criticism
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After invitation trip to Qatar, Moderna Museet responds to criticism

Police Union: Must retain experienced police officers
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Police Union: Must retain experienced police officers

The police must do more to retain experienced officers, given that almost half of police officers have less than ten years' experience, writes Katharina von Sydow, chairwoman of the Swedish Police Association, in an opinion piece in DN.
Professor Ludvig Beckman resigns from Swedish Migration Board ethics council in protest against expulsions of teenagers from Sweden
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Professor Ludvig Beckman resigns from Swedish Migration Board ethics council in protest against expulsions of teenagers from Sweden

The current development policy, under which teenagers are forced to leave Sweden, violates the constitution. This is the view of Professor Ludvig Beckman, who is therefore resigning his seat on the Swedish Migration Board's ethics council
Midwife under investigation: Continued to attend home births
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Midwife under investigation: Continued to attend home births

A midwife, previously stopped by Ivo from attending home births, has defied the decision. She is now suspected of a crime
Head of regional forensic psychiatric clinic in Växjö to leave
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Head of regional forensic psychiatric clinic in Växjö to leave

The head of the regional forensic psychiatric clinic in Växjö is set to resign. The decision cites reports of shortcomings in security work
Social Democrats slam teenage deportations, say this is wrong
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Social Democrats slam teenage deportations, say this is wrong

The Social Democrats are wavering on the issue of the so-called teenage deportations and want the government to halt them immediately until a safety valve is in place in the system.
Cancels course to make money, gets no help from Swedish Consumer Agency
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Cancels course to make money, gets no help from Swedish Consumer Agency

Anyone who regrets buying an online course aimed at making money will be left without help from the Swedish Consumer Agency, reports Dagens Nyheter.
Police want to dismiss MP Katja Nyberg
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Police want to dismiss MP Katja Nyberg

The police do not want MP Katja Nyberg, who is suspected of drunk driving and minor drug offences, to be employed by the police authority.
Lars von Trier curates art exhibition at Stockholm's Thiel Gallery
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Lars von Trier curates art exhibition at Stockholm's Thiel Gallery

Director Lars von Trier is showcasing works that inspired his films in an exhibition at Stockholm's Thiel Gallery this fall, Dagens Nyheter writes.
Minute by minute: Mass shooting at Risbergska school in Örebro
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Minute by minute: Mass shooting at Risbergska school in Örebro

Shortly after lunch on February 4, police received the first emergency call. Just over an hour later, the police emergency operation was called off
Top Swedish students revealed in Epstein files
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Top Swedish students revealed in Epstein files

Among the multitude of documents released in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, several previously unknown Swedish women appear, and their identities have now been revealed.
Cruciate ligament torn, but Vonn expects to start at the Olympics
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Cruciate ligament torn, but Vonn expects to start at the Olympics

Lindsey Vonn expects to be at the start of the Olympic downhill race on Sunday - despite a meniscus injury and a torn cruciate ligament in her left knee. The American alpine star said this at a press conference
Stellan Skarsgård awarded Dagens Nyheter Culture Prize for Sentimental Value
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Stellan Skarsgård awarded Dagens Nyheter Culture Prize for Sentimental Value

Stellan Skarsgård has been awarded the Dagens Nyheter Culture Prize for his role in "Sentimental Value".
Cecilia Düringer of P3 Historia receives Dagens Nyheter critics' award Lagercrantzen
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Cecilia Düringer of P3 Historia receives Dagens Nyheter critics' award Lagercrantzen

Cecilia Düringer, presenter of P3 Historia and a former På spåret winner, has received Dagens Nyheter's critics' award "Lagercrantzen".
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