The shortage of affordable housing has worsened dramatically across Europe. The issue is at the heart of growing protests over the rising cost of living. Housing costs are increasing for all households, especially renters, says Martin Grander, an associate professor of urban studies.
World politicsThe EU is demanding that Israel allow emergency aid into Gaza after flooding hit the war-torn territory, the Union said in a press release.
ConflictsAfter the uproar surrounding Serbia’s election, the world wants to know whether the student movement can move from protests to politics. Student Senka Pejic was there from the start and lived on university premises for a whole year. She has no doubts: “I believe this way of organizing will become the new normal.”
World politicsVladimir Putin wants to redraw Europe’s security map and will likely include both Finland and Sweden, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Based on information emerging from the latest negotiations, Russia appears to be sticking to the demands it made before the full-scale invasion.
ConflictsTinder's parent company will be fined the equivalent of SEK 122 million. The dating app is accused of failing to comply with EU data protection regulations.
BusinessThe government is analysing how Sweden can stop Russian athletes at the border ahead of the World Ski Championships in Falun. An announcement is expected soon.
SportsEurope's negotiating team is clear: Five major countries and the EU will represent Europe in talks on Ukraine's future. Sweden supports a broad line-up, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M).
World politicsSweden is now further from reaching its 2045 climate target, partly because sales of electric cars and trucks are slower than expected. The gaps to various national targets and EU requirements for 2030 are also widening, the government’s climate report shows.
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