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Unusual stone find reveals "stunning history"
An unusual stone find in a gravel pit has turned out to carry a staggering story, writes Lund University in a press release. .
Hammer attack at university – several injured
At least eight people have been injured in a hammer attack at a university in Tokyo. The suspect has been arrested, Japanese media reports.
New Spider Species Named After Pop Songs
A Chinese researcher has named 16 new spider species after songs by the Taiwanese artist Jay Chou. .
Dinosaur footprints discovered in Great Britain
Around 200 dinosaur footprints, dated back 166 million years, have been excavated by researchers in the United Kingdom – a discovery believed to be the largest made in the country. .
Call to Action: Sara Lidman's Farm is Falling into Disrepair
Sara Lidman's home in Missenträsk was mismanaged by Umeå University, claim twelve signatories from Västerbotten's literary world. They want to restore the cultural heritage and create a new cultural center there.
Sad Bananas Triggered Buying Spree in the Store
Single bananas account for a large part of the stores' food waste. But appealing to customers' emotions can save sad and lonely bananas.
German "door opener" receives first Fosse Prize
The German translator Hinrich Schmidt-Henkel receives the first Jon Fosse Prize for Translators. The prize is Europe's largest of its kind.
Discovery: Chimney Smoke Causes Snowfall
Smoke from chimneys can lead to increased ice formation in clouds, which in turn causes local snowfall, shows a new study. There are quite significant differences, says researcher Velle Toll.
Suspected Spy Studied at Already Affected School
A man in his 20s who has been arrested as a suspected spy in Norway worked as a guard at the US embassy. Moreover, he studied security issues at a university that has already been affected by espionage.
The Liberals' office attacked: "Abhorrent"
The Liberals' office in Eskilstuna has been subjected to a paint attack. The party leader Johan Pehrson calls the event despicable.
Tent camp in Gothenburg forced to leave
The tent camp outside Gothenburg University is to be dismantled. This is clear after The Liberals in Gothenburg applied for a permit for a public gathering at the site.
Object in Linköping Deemed Harmless
The suspected object at Linköping University has been deemed harmless and the cordons are now lifted. The alarm about a suspected dangerous object found outdoors came from private individuals at 9:30 am and the police cordoned off a large area at the university.
The Taliban makes its climate debut at the top meeting
For the first time since the Taliban regained power, Afghanistan has sent a delegation to the UN climate meeting. The country has been severely affected by extreme weather, but many are hesitant to negotiate with the Taliban.
Minister condemns undressed Iranian student
A female student was arrested after undressing in public in protest against Iran's moral laws. She is now being condemned by the country's Minister of Research, Hossein Simaei.
Iranian student stripped to underwear – arrested
A female student in Iran was arrested on Saturday after protesting against the country's laws on how women are allowed to dress in public, by undressing to her underwear outside her university, according to several media reports. The woman, who has not been identified, had been harassed inside Tehran's prestigious Islamic Azad University by members of the paramilitary Basij force, who allegedly tore off her headscarf and clothes.
Wave of AI cheating at university
Linné University in Kalmar and Växjö was hit by a wave of suspected AI cheating last summer, reports [P4 Kronoberg](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/plotslig-vag-av-ai-fusk-pa-linneuniversitetets-sommarkurser).
The Psychologist Behind the Stanford Experiment is Dead
Psychology Professor Philip Zimbardo has passed away, reports AP. He was best known for the so-called Stanford experiment, which he and a group of researchers at the prestigious university carried out in 1971.
Researchers: More people than expected may have three penises
Medical students in the UK stumbled upon an unexpected discovery when they examined a body donated to science. The man in question had triphallia - that is, three penises.
Swedish universities climb the most in world rankings
Europe is losing ground to Asia in the ranking of the world's best universities. But Swedish higher education institutions are climbing the most on the list when Times Higher Education ranks the 2,000 best in the world.
Norway raises threat level – police armed
The threats against Jewish and Israeli targets in Norway have increased further, announces the Norwegian security police PST. Therefore, the terror threat level in the country is raised from medium-high to high and the police are armed nationally.
So Trump Lures Young Men Through Fighting
At the beginning of the 00s, the former president saved UFC from going under. Ahead of the presidential election in the USA in November, the combat sports organization has become the extended arm of the Donald Trump campaign.
Ahmad in Gaza: Everyone has forgotten us
When the war in Gaza broke out, Ahmad Ashour's daughter Laure had just started school. Now she has missed almost an entire school year - and her father hasn't seen his seven-year-old in nearly six months.
Left Beirut for Sweden: "Everything is destroyed"
Zeinab Halawi, 29 years old, stands at an airport in Iraq with a one-way ticket to Sweden. In war-torn Lebanon, she has left a bombed-out company and a home with shattered windows.
Marine Le Pen in court – may be barred from presidential election
Allegations of fraud with EU funds can stop the far-right Marine Le Pen from the next presidential election in France. The trial that is now starting may still come to benefit her far-right party in public opinion.
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