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Study Reveals Why Women Commit Violence: Threats and Provocation
Women who kill do so primarily because they feel threatened or provoked – not due to psychopathic traits, shows new Swedish research. You do not kill to get money or power.
Sweden Opposes EU Tax Proposal on White Snus
The EU wants to introduce a new tax on white snus, fears the government. Sweden will be very clear that it is not acceptable, says EU Minister Jessica Rosencrantz (The Moderate Party).
Lion's Mane Jellyfish Discovered in Öresund for the First Time
For the first time, a lion's mane jellyfish has been found in Öresund. The jellyfish exists in different variants, some of which can cause injuries that require hospital care.
Warning Signs Your Child May Be Involved in Extremist Groups
The parent's responsibility has become a hot issue as it becomes clear that the Minister of Migration Johan Forssell's (The Moderate Party) teenage son has been active in right-wing extremist circles. Researcher Christer Mattsson, who has interviewed Nazis and their relatives for several years, points to several warning signs for parents.
College Admissions: Opportunities Remain Despite Increased Competition
Barely 317,000 people have now received the message that they have been admitted to a college education in the fall. Just over 90,000 received a negative message.
Recycled Plastic Pellets Found to Contain Toxic Chemical Mixtures
Plastic pollution is a threat to humans, animals and the entire planet. But recycling does not solve the problems.
New Alzheimer's-Parkinson's Hybrid Disease Discovered by Swedish Researchers
Swedish researchers have found a new disease that can be a hybrid form between both Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. .
Right-Wing Voters Show Lower Trust in Climate Researchers Globally
People with right-wing political ideology often have lower confidence in climate researchers than those with left-wing ideology. The connection applies in a large part of the world, according to a new study.
Alzheimer's Protein Found in High Levels in Newborns, Study Reveals
A protein that can be found in the blood of patients with Alzheimer's disease has for the first time been studied in newborn children. The result is hoped to be able to provide better understanding of the cause behind the disease – and develop new medicines, writes Göteborgs-Posten.
Sweden Democrats Face Collective Guilt Over Party's National Socialist Roots
Christer Mattsson, head of the Segerstedt Institute, has read the Sweden Democrats' noted white paper. He describes it as detailed and thorough – but without analysis.
Doctor Attitudes Influence Antibiotic Prescribing Practices
Doctors' decision to prescribe antibiotics or not has to do with how they believe their colleagues would do. Additionally, it is affected by how inclined the doctors themselves are to use antibiotics, according to a study.
Criticism Arises Over Swedish Citizenship Test Timeline
The Government's timetable for developing a citizenship test is being criticized by test developers at Stockholm University, reports Universitetsläraren. .
New Liberal Leader Simona Mohamsson Emphasizes Bourgeois Party Identity
The Liberals' new party leader Simona Mohamsson goes on the attack against the red-greens in her Almedalen speech. She also promises to work for a bourgeois prime minister ahead of the 2026 election.
Simona Mohamsson Faces Leadership Challenge Over Sweden Democrats Stance
The nominating committee presents Simona Mohamsson as a candidate to take over the party leader role for The Liberals. After several heavy names are said to have declined, the 30-year-old is faced with a major challenge.
Medication Combo Reduces Alcohol Cravings, Study Finds
A medication against smoking combined with a medicine against depression seems to reduce the craving in people with alcohol addiction, shows a new study from the University of Gothenburg. The treatment is based on a new strategy that affects the dopamine content in the brain.
Researchers Seek Public Help for Monthly Jellyfish Reports
How are our jellyfish really doing? That's what researchers at the University of Gothenburg want to find out by getting the general public to help, reports Vetenskapsradion in Sveriges Radio. According to the researchers, who hope that bathers and others will send in their jellyfish reports via, for example, Artportalen, there is a concern about the status of the animal group.
Swedish National Day Celebrations Surge in Popularity
Swedish people celebrate the National Day like never before, at least seen in the last 15 years. June 6 stands out as the holiday where the celebration has increased the most, shows a survey from the SOM Institute.
Government Faces Steep Challenge Ahead of Next Year's Election
Almost 13 percentage points now separate the blocks. The Uppförsbacken is long for the Tidö parties ahead of next year's parliamentary election.
Social Democrats Target 2026 Election Win with New Strategy
The Social Democrats have set their sights on winning the 2026 election. Rhetorically, they are making both a left and right turn, but in concrete terms, much remains the same.
Bulgaria Set to Adopt Euro Currency in 2026
The EU country Bulgaria is on its way to become the 21st country to introduce the euro as currency. A final formal obstacle can soon be overcome and open up for the transition in 2026.
Zebrafish Show Remarkable Climate Adaptation Abilities
When water temperatures in lakes and seas rise, fish and other living things are affected. But it seems that zebrafish, in any case, cope well with the change.
Vinnova Spends 400,000 Kronor on Unscientific Personality Tests
The Innovation Agency Vinnova has purchased courses, analyses, and workshops in enneagram for 400,000 kronor, reports [P4 Värmland](https://www. sverigesradio.
Customs Uncertainty Disrupts Global Shipping and Swedish Trade
Swedish shipping companies risk higher harbour fees in the USA and few want to invest when the customs policy continues to change. Uncertainty is the most expensive for the shipping companies, it paralyses in some way, says Johan Woxenius, professor in logistics.
Lower Covid Protection in Less Educated Elderly, Study Finds
Older individuals with a poor economy and/or low education have a weaker protection against covid-19. The proportion that continues to vaccinate themselves against the disease in these groups is lower and thereby the protection has become more unequal, shows a large study.
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