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Natalya in Kyiv on last night's attack: The house shook
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Natalya in Kyiv on last night's attack: The house shook

Natalya Lytvynova in Kyiv felt the night's Russian attacks at her home, three kilometers from the explosions. "I am a very resilient person
Two injured in serious violent crime in Kungälv
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Two injured in serious violent crime in Kungälv

Two people have been taken to hospital after a serious violent crime in Kungälv, police say. A man has been arrested a short distance away from the suspected crime scene
Lawyer Peter Nobel, Sweden's first Discrimination Ombudsman, has died at 94
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Lawyer Peter Nobel, Sweden's first Discrimination Ombudsman, has died at 94

Sweden's first Discrimination Ombudsman (DO) has died. Lawyer Peter Nobel was 94
Serious medical incident at Stockholm Marathon after runner suffers cardiac arrest
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Serious medical incident at Stockholm Marathon after runner suffers cardiac arrest

There were 20,302 runners in the Stockholm Marathon in hot weather on Saturday. During the race, one runner was taken to hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest
Motorcycle rider dead after motorcycle drove into the crowd in Falkenberg
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Motorcycle rider dead after motorcycle drove into the crowd in Falkenberg

A fatal accident occurred during an event in Falkenberg on Friday when a motorcycle rider lost control and the motorcycle veered into the crowd. The rider died of his injuries and a spectator was injured
Swedbank lowers mortgage rates, including three-month fixed-rate loans
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Swedbank lowers mortgage rates, including three-month fixed-rate loans

Dagens Industri: Union suspends strike against Tesla at Malmö and Uppsala plants
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Dagens Industri: Union suspends strike against Tesla at Malmö and Uppsala plants

Strikers at Tesla plants in Malmö and Uppsala have reportedly been told to call off their two-year strike against the electric carmaker, the newspaper Dagens Industri reports.
Social Democrat leader: Good decision to donate Gripen jets to Ukraine
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Social Democrat leader: Good decision to donate Gripen jets to Ukraine

The government's decision to donate and sell Gripen fighter jets to Ukraine has received full support from the leader of the Social Democrats, Magdalena Andersson.
Saab CEO: Gripen production in Ukraine possible
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Saab CEO: Gripen production in Ukraine possible

The Gripen agreement with Ukraine is a huge deal for the defense group Saab. In the long term, production on Ukrainian soil may become possible, CEO Micael Johansson tells TT
Price reduction applies only to part of Denmark trip
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Price reduction applies only to part of Denmark trip

Only part of the price of a trip to Denmark is affected when the government gives the regions the opportunity to temporarily halve the price of monthly public transport passes from July 1.
Procurement for private healthcare in Sweden can be nationalized
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Procurement for private healthcare in Sweden can be nationalized

The government is appointing an inquiry into the state's options for procuring services from the private healthcare sector. "I understand that all parties agree that the state needs to take greater responsibility as the regions are not fully fulfilling their statutory responsibilities," Minister of Health Elisabet Lann (KD) told TT
Left Party wants to close Lundsberg boarding school
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Left Party wants to close Lundsberg boarding school

The Left Party wants to close the Lundsberg boarding school after media revelations about alleged racism, hazing and violence. "These are horrific stories that no child should have to endure," Isabell Mixter (V), education policy spokesperson, told P4 Värmland
Sweden donates 16 Gripen planes to Ukraine
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Sweden donates 16 Gripen planes to Ukraine

Ukraine's air force is now being built up with help from Sweden. Ukraine is buying 20 Gripen aircraft
Kristersson welcomes aviation deal with Canada for Saab's Global Eye
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Kristersson welcomes aviation deal with Canada for Saab's Global Eye

Canada has begun negotiations to buy Swedish defense group Saab's airborne surveillance and command system, Global Eye, according to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. "We are pushing for it to happen as quickly as possible," Saab CEO Micael Johansson tells TT
Alpine skiers may get their own sponsors on their suits
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Alpine skiers may get their own sponsors on their suits

The financial situation of the alpine national team remains uncertain ahead of next season. National team manager Per Jonsson says the skiers may be allowed to use their own sponsors on competition uniforms
Moderates' election promise to invest in the country's shooting ranges
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Moderates' election promise to invest in the country's shooting ranges

The Moderates are heading to the polls promising to save and equip the country's shooting ranges. Carl-Oskar Bohlin (M), Minister of Civil Defense, told TT that the shooting ranges are important "in light of the serious security situation
SD member stuck in the US misses Riksdag vote
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SD member stuck in the US misses Riksdag vote

Sweden Democrats MP Patrick Reslow is stuck in the United States and therefore cannot participate in today's votes in the Riksdag.
Håkan Nesser to be released, will file complaint with the Swedish Ombudsman
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Håkan Nesser to be released, will file complaint with the Swedish Ombudsman

Håkan Nesser will be released from prison on Friday and allowed to return home to Gotland to serve the remainder of his sentence wearing ankle shackles, writes Helagotland. se
Biggest boost to producer prices in Sweden since 2023
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Biggest boost to producer prices in Sweden since 2023

The effects of the war in Iran are now starting to have an impact on the Swedish economy. Producer prices - what companies charge each other - are rising at the highest annual rate in just over four years
Sweden sends 235 million kronor in humanitarian aid to Gaza
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Sweden sends 235 million kronor in humanitarian aid to Gaza

Sweden is sending 235 million kronor in humanitarian aid to Gaza, the government announced. "It is a very urgent situation," Minister of Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa (M) told TT
Man in his 60s held in custody after Älvsjö shooting in southern Stockholm
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Man in his 60s held in custody after Älvsjö shooting in southern Stockholm

A man in his 60s is being held in custody over this weekend's shooting in Älvsjö, southern Stockholm.
Aregawi's dream debut erased 15-year record
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Aregawi's dream debut erased 15-year record

Running star Abeba Aregawi won the Ottawa Marathon, setting a new Swedish record in her debut at the distance. She improved Isabellah Andersson's 15-year-old record by a full 29 seconds
Suspect in Älvsjö shooting to be questioned during the day
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Suspect in Älvsjö shooting to be questioned during the day

A man remains hospitalized with serious injuries after a shooting in a residential area in Älvsjö in southern Stockholm on Saturday. Two other people suffered minor injuries
Suspected arson in Rättvik - three taken to hospital
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Suspected arson in Rättvik - three taken to hospital

Three people have been taken to hospital with unspecified injuries after a fire broke out in an apartment building in Rättvik. One person has been arrested
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