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Fossil fuel emissions reach record levels
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Fossil fuel emissions reach record levels

Global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels are expected to reach a new record level in 2025, according to a new report.
Thousands of lobbyists do not want to reduce emissions
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Thousands of lobbyists do not want to reduce emissions

The world's countries are gathering in Belém, Brazil, to figure out how to stop global warming. But among them there is a very large group that does not want to reduce emissions at all
The Amazon is crucial for the planet – that's the secret
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The Amazon is crucial for the planet – that's the secret

World leaders are gathering in the Amazon to save the climate. The location was not chosen at random
Nobel laureate James Watson has died
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Nobel laureate James Watson has died

American James Watson, who together with Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1962 for mapping the structure of the DNA molecule, has died. He was 97 years old
Princess breaks silence about accused brother
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Princess breaks silence about accused brother

Norwegian Princess Ingrid Alexandra breaks her silence about the allegations against her brother Marius Borg Høiby.
Farzan came with the refugee wave: "Sweden was kinder"
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Farzan came with the refugee wave: "Sweden was kinder"

In November 2015, 16-year-old Farzan Mozaffari stepped off the train in what would become his new homeland. Ten years later, he doesn't recognize himself
Gurnah Explores Selfish Tourism in Zanzibar Novel
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Gurnah Explores Selfish Tourism in Zanzibar Novel

The Nobel Prize as an obstacle to authorship is a myth, says research. Nobel laureate Abdulrazak Gurnah agrees
Farzan Reflects on Sweden's Changing Refugee Policies Since 2015 Arrival
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Farzan Reflects on Sweden's Changing Refugee Policies Since 2015 Arrival

In November 2015, 16-year-old Farzan Mozaffari stepped off the train in what would become his new homeland. Ten years later, he does not recognize himself
Hamas Accused of Abusing Power Amid Gaza Ceasefire
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Hamas Accused of Abusing Power Amid Gaza Ceasefire

Public executions, murders of political opponents and threatening warning calls to those who dared to criticize Hamas. The power of the terrorist-stamped Islamist movement is being consolidated again in Gaza – where the ceasefire has opened up a power vacuum
Hamas Negotiates Under Pressure to End Conflict
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Hamas Negotiates Under Pressure to End Conflict

They have promised to release the hostages, the only trump card that Hamas has had against Israel. Then awaits demilitarization, deprivation of power and exile for the Islamist group, according to the only agreement that seems to be able to put an end to the war
László Krasznahorkai: Exploring the Dark Humor of a Hungarian Literary Master
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László Krasznahorkai: Exploring the Dark Humor of a Hungarian Literary Master

Susan Sontag has called him "the apocalyptic master of contemporary Hungarian literature". It is true that the Nobel laureate László Krasznahorkai's books often land in a dystopian darkness
Sweden's Karolinska Institute Drops Out of Top 50 in 2026 Rankings
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Sweden's Karolinska Institute Drops Out of Top 50 in 2026 Rankings

Swedish Karolinska Institute continues to decline while universities in Denmark, Finland and Norway advance. However, none seem to be able to threaten the world's best university, which tops Times Higher Education's ranking for the tenth year in a row
First Research School for Police Officers to Launch in Spring
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First Research School for Police Officers to Launch in Spring

In the spring, the first research school for police officers in the country will start. Malmö University will receive around a handful of police officers, who will conduct research in parallel with their profession
Study Shows Heatwave Deaths in Europe Can Be Predicted
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Study Shows Heatwave Deaths in Europe Can Be Predicted

Researchers at Uppsala University have developed a prognosis system that can predict deaths related to heatwaves in Europe, the university writes in a press release.
Nobel Prize Awarded for Discoveries in Immune System Regulation
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Nobel Prize Awarded for Discoveries in Immune System Regulation

This year's Nobel Prize in medicine or physiology is about peripheral immune tolerance – how our immune system refrains from attacking our own bodies. Mary E Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi, are awarded for discoveries that have led to a completely new research field
Suspected Shooter's Texts Reveal Concerns Over Weapon and Father
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Suspected Shooter's Texts Reveal Concerns Over Weapon and Father

Tyler Robinson, who is suspected of having shot to death the conservative influencer Charlie Kirk, was in the hours after the murder anxious about his partner and because he was forced to leave his rifle. This is shown by sms
Pandemic Face Masks Pose Environmental Risk with Microplastics and Chemicals
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Pandemic Face Masks Pose Environmental Risk with Microplastics and Chemicals

The face masks that were supposed to protect us from infection during the covid pandemic have become a health risk in themselves. Millions of tons of face masks are now breaking down and releasing microplastics and chemicals, shows a new study
Memorial Service for Charlie Kirk in Arizona on September 21
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Memorial Service for Charlie Kirk in Arizona on September 21

The murdered right-wing activist Charlie Kirk is honored with a moment of remembrance on September 21, writes the organization Turning Point USA on X.
Charlie Kirk Murder: Key Details and Suspect Arrested
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Charlie Kirk Murder: Key Details and Suspect Arrested

It was on Wednesday that the right-wing debater Charlie Kirk was shot dead when he spoke during an outdoor debate arranged by his conservative student organization Turning Point at Utah Valley University. This is what we know about the murder
Bus Overturns on E4 in Linköping: Two Seriously Injured
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Bus Overturns on E4 in Linköping: Two Seriously Injured

Two people sustained serious but not life-threatening injuries when a bus transporting university students overturned on E4 in Linköping. A total of 17 people were taken to hospital and the region went up to emergency mode
Charlie Kirk Shot Dead at Utah University Event
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Charlie Kirk Shot Dead at Utah University Event

The influential right-wing profile Charlie Kirk has been shot to death during an appearance at a university in the USA, reports President Donald Trump. The shooter is still at large
Norwegian Election Marks Comeback for Støre and Green Party
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Norwegian Election Marks Comeback for Støre and Green Party

The red-greens' majority in the Norwegian election does not come as a shock to the political scientist Svein Erik Tuastad, who believes that the Labour Party will continue to rule alone in the future. This election can be called a comeback election, he says
Nigeria's Unregulated Game Meat Trade Sparks Pandemic Concerns
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Nigeria's Unregulated Game Meat Trade Sparks Pandemic Concerns

Antelopes, bats, pangolins and snakes are grilled over fires on Nigeria's street markets. More of the country's inhabitants eat unregulated game meat – which raises alarm about pandemics, black markets and extinction
Hamas Threat to Israel: Analysts Say Eradication Unlikely
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Hamas Threat to Israel: Analysts Say Eradication Unlikely

Does Hamas still pose a threat to Israel? Not to a large extent, according to analysts. Nevertheless, the Israeli bombs continue to fall
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