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Trump's New World Order: Might Makes Right
Donald Trump's USA is threatening to take over territories, severing ties to UN agencies, shutting out negotiating partners and intimidating with punitive tariffs. Much suggests that we are heading into a new, transactional world order where the strong have advantages.
The Garden's Dangerous Free Passengers
That animals can bring with them dangerous infections from other countries is known to most. But plants, we have poorer control over.
The Garden's Dangerous Free Passengers
That animals can bring with them dangerous infections from other countries is known to most. But plants, we have poorer control over.
Trump's New World Order: Might is Right
Donald Trump's USA is threatening to take over territories, severing ties to UN agencies and intimidating with punitive tariffs. Much suggests that we are heading into a new, transactional world order where the strong have advantages.
Trump on Steel Tariffs: "No Catastrophe"
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, wants to introduce tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports from all countries, including Sweden. It's not good, but not a catastrophe, says Mathias Ternell, trade policy director at Jernkontoret.
Apple risks Competition Probe in China
The Competition Authority in China is preparing a formal investigation into iPhone manufacturer Apple's fees and handling of external apps in the App Store, according to the news agency Bloomberg. Apple's stock falls in futures trading on Wall Street following the reports.
Now Trump imposes tariffs - EU may be next in line
Donald Trump is making good on his promise to impose tariffs on goods from China, Canada, and Mexico. And the next step could be tariffs on goods from the EU.
High electricity prices in Norway may increase your electricity prices
Norway's government has proposed a fixed electricity price for Norwegian households at 40 öre per kilowatt-hour. For Swedish households, it could lead to higher electricity prices, warn two experts on the electricity market.
The title in English is: "Mountains of clothes are growing as expensive recycling comes to a standstill"
The lavish, globally unique sorting machine in Malmö was supposed to make it possible to give old clothes new life, as raw material for new textiles. But it stands still – the interest in textile recycling is too small.
Summer's Election Luck Gives Hope for the Arctic Fox
In nearly a hundred years, the wolverine has been protected. For a while, it was almost extinct, but now a small bright spot is emerging – last summer, there was a breeding success in the mountains.
This is what happens in 2025
Donald Trump returns to the White House in Washington DC and Germany can get a new government. Sweden's women's football team plays the European Championship and the women's volleyball team gets the chance to participate in the World Championship for the first time.
Summer's Election Luck Gives Hope for the Arctic Fox
In nearly a hundred years, the wolverine has been protected. For a while, it was almost extinct, but now a small bright spot is emerging – last summer, there was a breeding success in the mountains.
The Stock Market Starts the Christmas Week Slightly Downwards
The Stockholm Stock Exchange starts the Christmas week slightly down. The OMXS index has fallen 0,1 percent after one and a half hours of trading.
Svantesson: Trump's policy may increase inflation
Donald Trump's policy can fuel inflation according to Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (The Moderate Party). She also warns against trade tariffs that "make everyone poorer".
Interest Rate Cuts at Risk if Trump Wins
If Donald Trump takes back the White House, it can make it more difficult for the Swedish Central Bank to lower interest rates ahead, believes Peder Beck-Friis, economist at the asset manager Pimco. The reason is Trump's threats of tariffs, which can lift the dollar and create new inflation impulses.
Volvo Cars lowers its forecast - again
The electric car market is facing headwinds and Volvo Cars is lowering its sales forecast for the second time this year. But the electric car is still the future, believes CFO Johan Ekdahl.
Inflation in the eurozone fell in August
Inflation in the eurozone fell to 2. 2 percent in August, down from 2.
Car industry expects more expensive electric cars
Worse competition and more expensive electric cars are likely to be the consequence of tariffs on China-made electric vehicles, according to several Swedish car organisations. .
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