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Henrik von Eckermann Supports Wife Janika Sprunger at European Championship
World star Henrik von Eckermann chose to stand over the championship. But he could not keep himself away from the European Championship show jumping outside La Coruña.
EU Minister Criticizes Proposed EU Budget as Excessive
Right focus, but disproportionate. This is how EU Minister Jessica Rosencrantz (The Moderate Party) summarizes her view on the proposal for a new long-term budget in the EU.
Sandvik Reports Record Order Intake Despite Economic Downturn
Despite the economic downturn, the industrial giant Sandvik reports a record high order intake. The company's profit was however worse than expected.
Social Democrats Criticize Minister's Absence from EU-Israel Meeting
Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (The Moderate Party) was absent from yesterday's meeting with the EU's foreign ministers where various measures against Israel were raised. It is a lost opportunity, says Anders Ygeman, The Social Democrats' spokesperson on migration and social insurance issues, to TT.
Swedish Fans' Quarterfinal Tickets Sold Out for European Championship
The Swedish supporter section's 2,000 tickets were sold out in one hour ahead of the European Championship quarterfinal against England. Sweden was then allocated an additional 100 tickets by the European Football Association (Uefa) to another section, but these have also been sold out.
Woman Arrested for Attempted Murder of Child in Karlstad
A woman has been detained, suspected of attempted murder of a minor in Karlstad. The individuals are said to have known each other previously, according to the police.
EU Awaits Slovakia's Approval for 18th Russia Sanctions Package
EU's Foreign Minister Kaja Kallas hopes for a go-ahead for the 18th sanctions package for Russia's war in Ukraine. But Slovakia is still holding out.
EU Urges Israel to Enhance Humanitarian Efforts in Gaza
Israel must do more for the suffering in Gaza, urge both Sweden and the EU's Foreign Minister Kaja Kallas. But to tougher measures from the EU it is still far.
Sami Parliament Election Invalidated Due to Envelope Error
The Sami Parliament election from May this year is declared invalid after several appeals regarding ballot envelopes that were not resealed in Arjeplog. Now the Election Review Board has decided that a reelection shall be held.
Swedish Olympic Swimmer Björn Seeliger Considers Retirement at 25
Sweden's fastest swimmer on the men's side, Björn Seeliger, is considering quitting. Just 25 years old.
Fire in Cable at Västlänken Construction Site in Gothenburg
A fire broke out early in the morning in a cable at the construction of Västlänken in Kallebäck in Gothenburg and caused heavy smoke development. The police have filed a report on vandalism, but there is no suspect at present.
Kristersson Warns of Losses in US-EU Trade Conflict
The Government "regrets the US decision" on import duties of 30 percent against the EU, writes Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party) in a comment. Minister for Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party) says that the decision is a strong escalation from the US side.
Man Seriously Injured in Vårby Shooting; Police Hunt for Suspects
A man has been shot with several shots in Vårby south of Stockholm. The man has been taken to hospital by ambulance and is seriously injured.
Second Man Found Dead in Alvesta Property After Earlier Shooting
Another person has been found dead in the property where a man in his 35s was shot to death in Alvesta earlier on Friday. .
Kristersson Supports Forssell Amid Family Controversy
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) believes that the Minister for Migration can remain in the government. ”Of course, I still have confidence in Johan Forssell”, he says in a written comment to TT.
EU Commission President von der Leyen Survives No Confidence Vote
The European Commission's President Ursula von der Leyen passed the European Parliament's vote of no confidence with a good margin. Of the Swedes, only SD wanted to overthrow her, while V chose to abstain.
Nytorgsman to Appeal Verdict for Sexual Offenses
The so-called Nytorgsman will appeal his verdict, announces his defense lawyer to TT. The appeal will be submitted within the next few days.
Children's Culture Embraces Screen-Free Summer Activities
”Summer vacation” is betting on screen-free and in the youth initiative ”The beetle flies at dusk” not a single mobile phone is seen. Too much screen time means that children miss out on daydreaming, says author Maja Lunde.
Empty Sailboat Prompts Major Search Effort Off Mönsterås Coast
A large search effort with boats, helicopters and planes is underway along the coast outside Mönsterås since an empty sailboat with the engine turned on was discovered. .
Far Right to Lead EU Climate Talks, Sparking Concerns
The difficult negotiations on the EU's next climate goal will be led by the party group Patriots for Europe (PFE), which gathers parties on the far right in the European Parliament, several media report. The group has been a tough opponent to the EU's climate policy.
Alicia Vikander Explores Lifelong Passion for Interior Design
Oscar-winning Alicia Vikander now shows an unknown side: her great design interest – which has existed since young years. It was a large part of me who just wanted to buy interior design magazines, says Alicia Vikander in an interview with TT.
Professor Criticizes New Law Restricting Verbal Anger
From July 2 this year, it is punishable to insult, for example, police officers and social secretaries. A restriction of freedom of speech, believes Professor Joakim Nergelius.
MSB to Enhance Sweden's Supply Preparedness Efforts
The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB) receives new assignments from the government in the work to strengthen Sweden's supply preparedness. The framework for all this is the very extensive work we are currently putting into building a more shock-resistant Sweden, says Carl-Oskar Bohlin (The Moderate Party), Minister for Civil Defence to TT.
Swedish Teachers' Union Criticizes Yet Supports School Mobile Ban Proposal
Mobile ban in school gets a cautious thumbs up from many referral bodies. At the same time, the Swedish Teachers' Association believes that the ban is just a side track.
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