The feel-good novel "Je m'appelle Agneta" has been made into a film, and on TV, step-siblings struggle with their relationships in "Divorce Children." Here are this week's films and series.
TV & filmIf dead artists can be brought back to life and perform with the help of AI, what's stopping an ordinary, unknown person from being used in the same way after their death? Rapidly emerging technology raises new questions about who has the rights over us when we can no longer decide for ourselves.
SwedenThe 300-million-year-old sea creature was named the world's oldest squid by the Guinness Book of World Records. But now the title is being withdrawn.
WorldThe crisis in the Middle East is hitting the supply of helium hard. Helium, in addition to being used for balloons, is used in magnetic resonance imaging, chip manufacturing and research. This is definitely a blow, says Maja Olvegård at Uppsala University.
SwedenIn Iran, a university has been hit, while thick black smoke was seen rising from an industrial zone in Israel after an attack. Meanwhile, Iranian attacks on the Gulf states continue - in Kuwait, ten members of the military have been injured.
WorldTax the wealth of the super-rich by two percent. The proposal is drastic - and criticized - but French economist Gabriel Zucman sees it as a necessity to avoid the decline of democracies. Extreme wealth means extreme power.
BusinessThe number of suspected meningitis cases in the UK is rising.
WorldThe US Department of Justice is suing Harvard, alleging that the prestigious university has failed to protect the civil rights of Israeli and Jewish students.
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