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Victoria Carl Doping Scandal: German Ski Team Reacts to Shock
At the end of June, the news came that the German ski star Victoria Carl, 29, had tested positive for doping. Now, Germany's Swedish national team coach Per Nilsson tells about the team's reactions: It was like many others felt, what a shock it was.
Kristersson Aims to Boost Global Trade Amid US-China Talks in Sweden
The Swedish government has its own meetings with both China and the USA, who are in place in Sweden for the major trade meeting. We do not go into exactly what we are talking about, but quite obviously we are talking about the Swedish importance that we attach to global trade, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party).
EU-USA Customs Agreement Offers Predictability but No Wealth Boost
The customs agreement between the EU and the USA creates, according to Minister for Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party), "some predictability" for Sweden's part. "This agreement makes no one richer, but is perhaps the least bad alternative", he says in a written comment to TT.
Journalist and Author Dieter Strand Dies at 88
The multiple award-winning journalist and author Dieter Strand has passed away, 88 years old, writes Aftonbladet. .
Dousa Questions Effectiveness of Israel's Aerial Aid to Gaza
The Israeli military announced on Friday that they will allow emergency aid to Gaza from the air – which is met with skepticism from Sweden's Minister for International Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party). .
Johan Forssell Declines Further Comments on Son's Extremist Ties
The Minister for Migration Johan Forssell (The Moderate Party) does not want to answer more questions about his son's connections to right-wing extremism, which was exposed by the foundation Expo earlier this summer. .
Over 150 Jobs Could Be Exempt from Sweden's Proposed Salary Rule
Engineers, nurses and maintenance technicians – these are three professions that can be exempted from the proposed salary requirement for labor immigration. This is evident from a list that the Migration Agency and the Employment Service have submitted to the government.
Malmö FF CEO Niclas Carlnén Resigns After 11 Years
Malmö FF's CEO Niclas Carlnén has resigned. The 53-year-old rules out taking over any other Swedish sports association.
Man Dies After Drowning Incident in Södertälje
The man who was taken to hospital after a drowning alarm in Södertälje on Saturday is deceased, the police confirm to TT. The relatives have been notified.
Zelenskyj Proposes New Bill to Preserve Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agency
After a massive wave of criticism, Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyj presents a new bill that is to preserve the independence of the country's anti-corruption agency, he writes on Telegram. At the same time, thousands of Ukrainians continue to protest against the government in Kyiv on Wednesday evening.
Swedish Child Soldiers in Denmark: Ongoing Issue, Says Minister
Last summer, Danish police alerted about Swedish "child soldiers" who for payment took on assignments for criminal gangs in Denmark. Even if the headlines have become fewer, the problem persists, according to the Danish Minister of Justice Peter Hummelgaard.
Ica Disciplinary Board Awaits Supreme Court Ruling on Retailers
Ica's disciplinary board is waiting to make a decision on possibly excluding the Ica retailers who the court of appeal in June sentenced to prison terms of between one and two years. The cases have not yet been finalized as the 13 individuals who were convicted in the insider affair appealed the verdict to the Supreme Court (HD).
Sweden and 24 Nations Urge Immediate End to Gaza Conflict
Sweden has, together with 24 other countries and the EU, signed a joint statement that urges a stop to the war in Gaza. The statement has been signed by the countries' foreign ministers, including Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party).
Sweden Secures Exemptions for Five Goods from EU Tariff List
Five products from Swedish industry are now being removed from the countermeasure package that the EU plans to implement if the USA introduces 30-percent tariffs on August 1. - That we got it through has saved jobs within Swedish industry, says Minister for Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party) to TT.
Swedish Radio Website Faces Monday Morning Disruptions
Swedish Radio has during Monday morning disruptions in its digital services, writes the company on its website. It is unclear what is behind the problem.
Gerhardsson Explains Penalty Decisions in Euro Quarterfinal Loss
Why were some substitutions made and why did some players take penalties? Four days after the European Championship quarterfinal against England, the outgoing national team manager Peter Gerhardsson comments on the players who chose to opt out of the penalty shootout. Sometimes you have to consider the human aspect and that's what we've done, he says.
Five Hospitalized After Head-On Collision Near Norwegian Border
Five people have been taken to hospital after a head-on collision between two passenger cars near the Norwegian border in Älvdalen municipality, according to the police. .
Glider Plane Crash at Halmstad Airport Leaves One Seriously Injured
A glider plane crashed at Halmstad airport on Saturday. One person was on board and was taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Power Outage Leaves Over 50,000 Without Electricity in Gothenburg
A power outage affected large parts of Gothenburg on Friday evening. > What I know is that it was just over 50,000 without power, how many it is after that I have not had time to get to me, said Claes Niklasson, officer on duty at Gothenburg Energy, to TT.
Säter Apartment Fire Sends One to Hospital
There is a large fire in an apartment building in Säter. > Six units are on site to combat the fire that started in an apartment and then spread up to the roof, says Jonas Eriksson, duty officer at Rescue Service Dala Mitt to TT.
Percy Barnevik Remembered as a Legend in Swedish Business
Legend in Swedish business and with a large portion of drive – this is how Percy Barnevik is described after his death. ”The first Swede who got international fame within business”, writes financier Christer Gardell to TT.
Percy Barnevik, Influential Swedish Business Leader, Dies at 84
One of the really big stars of Swedish business has passed away. Percy Barnevik became 84 years old.
Investor Underperforms Market but Remains Confident in Portfolio
Trade barriers and tariffs do not make Investor think again when it comes to which companies to invest in. We are very pleased and secure in the companies we have, says CEO Christian Cederholm to TT.
Volvo CEO Highlights Stable European Market Amid US Demand Challenges
Truck manufacturer Volvo is indicating weak demand in North America. The company is now forced to reduce production.
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