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Increase in Children Under 15 Brought to Court as Witnesses This Year
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Increase in Children Under 15 Brought to Court as Witnesses This Year

The number of children under 15 years old who are brought to court as witnesses has increased significantly this year, shows statistics from the Prosecution Authority, reports Swedish Radio Ekot.
Defense Submarine Delivery Delayed to 2031-2033, Costs Rise to 25 Billion Kronor
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Defense Submarine Delivery Delayed to 2031-2033, Costs Rise to 25 Billion Kronor

The Defense's two new submarines from the manufacturer Saab are delayed and more expensive. The price has risen from 14 to 25 billion kronor, reports Ekot on Sveriges Radio
Snus Documentary Wins European Radio Prize at Prix Europa
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Snus Documentary Wins European Radio Prize at Prix Europa

P3 News' documentary "The white snus' downside" won a prize for best audio and video production at the radio and TV gala Prix Europa.
Seven Surprising Nobel Prize Winners in Literature
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Seven Surprising Nobel Prize Winners in Literature

Too young, too unknown and too controversial – The Swedish Academy often provokes strong reactions with its choices of Nobel Prize winners in literature. Here are seven winners who struck the world with amazement
Parliament's Safety Net Becomes Permanent After Tomato Attack
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Parliament's Safety Net Becomes Permanent After Tomato Attack

The safety net that was put up for trial in the parliament after the tomato attack on Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party) will remain, reports Swedish Radio Ekot.
Tate Acquires Art by Sami Artist Anders Sunna
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Tate Acquires Art by Sami Artist Anders Sunna

Technical Glitch Silences P4 Väst Broadcast Again
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Technical Glitch Silences P4 Väst Broadcast Again

For the second time in less than a week, P4 Väst was affected by a technical failure. We take the problems very seriously and learn from this, says Annsofi Eriksson, technical director at Sveriges Radio, to P4 Väst
Israel's Eurovision Participation Sparks Major Crisis for EBU
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Israel's Eurovision Participation Sparks Major Crisis for EBU

The issue of Israel's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest next year has led to an unsustainable situation and the "worst crisis" ever for EBU, notes Carolina Norén who has covered the contest for many years. However you turn it, you end up with your back to it, she says
Björn Ulvaeus Creates New Musical Based on Nordic Mythology
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Björn Ulvaeus Creates New Musical Based on Nordic Mythology

Björn Ulvaeus is writing a new musical together with a British author, he tells from the stage at the Book Fair.
Johan Mattias Sommarström Joins Aftonbladet as Foreign Commentator
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Johan Mattias Sommarström Joins Aftonbladet as Foreign Commentator

Aftonbladet recruits Johan Mattias Sommarström from Sveriges Radio as new foreign commentator.
Police Conduct Major Operation in Stendörren Nature Reserve
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Police Conduct Major Operation in Stendörren Nature Reserve

A large police operation with, among other things, dog handlers and drones was carried out in the Stendörren nature reserve outside Nyköping on Sunday morning after an alarm about people with deviant behavior.
Review of Address Flagging After Ambulance Staff Death in Sweden
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Review of Address Flagging After Ambulance Staff Death in Sweden

The union directs sharp criticism towards the employer after the assault on an ambulance nurse in Harmånger. Region Gävleborg will now investigate if it is possible to "flag" addresses where there is a risk of threats and violence
Cecilia Uddén Faces Criticism Over Middle East Book and Gaza Reporting
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Cecilia Uddén Faces Criticism Over Middle East Book and Gaza Reporting

The tailor Farouk in Gaza and the boy Yazan al Kaseeh who wanted to be the first Palestinian on the moon. Cecilia Uddén tries to give life to people who often end up in the shadows
Risk of Multi-Million Kronor Costs After Miljödata IT Leak
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Risk of Multi-Million Kronor Costs After Miljödata IT Leak

Municipalities, regions and companies risk sanctions of multi-million amounts after information about over 1. 5 million people was leaked in the IT attack against Miljödata
Police Initiate National Crackdown on Online Phishing Scams
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Police Initiate National Crackdown on Online Phishing Scams

The police have launched a national operation against online phishing scams, so-called vishing, reports Swedish Radio Ekot.
Minor Arrested in Katrineholm Explosion Incident
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Minor Arrested in Katrineholm Explosion Incident

Government Plans to End Restaurant Food Requirement by Next Summer
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Government Plans to End Restaurant Food Requirement by Next Summer

The restaurants' requirement to offer food in order to be granted a permit to serve alcohol can be removed as early as next summer, says Minister for Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (Christian Democrats) to Sveriges Radio Ekot.
SOS Alarm Alerts Public to Fake SMS About Important Messages
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SOS Alarm Alerts Public to Fake SMS About Important Messages

The Stag Beetle Returns to Radio as a Classic Serial
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The Stag Beetle Returns to Radio as a Classic Serial

”The Stag Beetle flies at dusk” will again be a serial in the radio.
Hesa Fredrik Test Fails in Scania Due to Technical Issues
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Hesa Fredrik Test Fails in Scania Due to Technical Issues

The test of Hesa Fredrik on Monday was a failure. In several Scania towns it was quiet, Sydsvenskan has reported
Increased GPS Disruptions in Swedish Airspace Over Baltic Sea
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Increased GPS Disruptions in Swedish Airspace Over Baltic Sea

The number of GPS disruptions over the Baltic Sea has increased sharply, show figures from the Transport Agency. During 2025, disruptions have been reported on average three times a day
Swedish Cultural Canon Sparks Lively Debate on School Curriculum
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Swedish Cultural Canon Sparks Lively Debate on School Curriculum

Should the works in the Swedish cultural canon be written into the school's curricula and made mandatory? It is far too early to say, says Minister of Culture Parisa Liljestrand (The Moderate Party).
Sweden Introduces Cultural Canon After Years of Debate
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Sweden Introduces Cultural Canon After Years of Debate

After several years of work, and debate, a Swedish cultural canon will be handed over to the Minister of Culture Parisa Liljestrand (The Moderate Party) on Tuesday. This is what we know so far about the cultural canon
Signal Faults Cause Major Train Delays to and from Stockholm
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Signal Faults Cause Major Train Delays to and from Stockholm

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