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Meteor Likely Causes Light Phenomenon Over Sweden
Several people testify that they saw a "fireball" in the sky during Tuesday evening and SOS Alarm has received several calls about the incident, writes Aftonbladet. .
Swedish Universities Seek Stronger Academic Ties with China
Sweden should increase its academic collaborations with China to focus on sustainable development and competitiveness, write rectors from four of the country's largest universities in a debate article in Svenska Dagbladet. .
Risks Rise for Women Giving Birth After Age 45, Uppsala Study Finds
The risk of complications, premature birth or low birth weight increases when the mother is 45 years or older, shows a new study from Uppsala University. .
Experts: Trump's Impeachment Unlikely Despite Iran Tensions
Iran's response to the US attacks will likely be decisive for how strong the domestic criticism of Donald Trump becomes. But the chance that the president will be put on trial is very small.
Belarus Must Balance Relations with Russia and the West, Expert Says
What has made Belarus dictator Aleksandr Lukasjenko release, among others, opposition politician Sergej Tichanovskij from prison is difficult to say. But it may have to do with his historically poor relationship with the West, according to Belarus expert Sofie Bedford.
E-cigarettes Harm Lung Health After Just a Few Puffs, Study Finds
A few puffs from an e-cigarette with nicotine affects lung health negatively, reports SVT News with reference to a new study from Uppsala University and Karolinska Institutet. .
Swedish Epidemiologist Martin Kulldorff Joins US Vaccine Advisory Council
The Swedish epidemiologist and biostatistician Martin Kulldorff has been appointed by the US Health Minister Robert F Kennedy to take a place in a scientific committee that provides vaccine advice to the country's infectious disease control agency CDC, reports The New York Times. .
2024 Sees Highest Global Conflict Levels Since 1946
The number of conflicts in the world was in 2024 the highest in almost 80 years. During the year, 61 conflicts were registered in 36 countries, according to a report from the Norwegian peace research institute Prio.
New Cultural Institute Launched at Uppsala University
Uppsala University is establishing a new institute with a focus on culture and creativity, writes [UNT](https://www. unt.
Trump's Tariffs Reflect Power Struggle Says US Expert
There is a struggle in the USA where President Donald Trump is trying to strengthen his own power, believes Dag Blanck, professor of North American Studies at Uppsala University. The tariffs, which have now been stopped in a federal court, are just a part of this game.
New Narcolepsy Tablet Shows Promise in Early Study
A new tablet shows promising results for those who have developed narcolepsy after taking the Pandemrix vaccine against swine flu, according to an early study reported by Dagens Medicin. .
Conflict Researcher: Tactical Moves Ahead of Russia-Ukraine Talks
Into the final preparations for talks between Russia and Ukraine are surrounded by tactical play, says conflict researcher Peter Wallensteen: No one wants to be left holding the bag and be the one who says no. .
Ancient Lizard Tracks in Australia Rewrite Evolutionary Timeline
Some footprints from an ancient creature in a stone block in Australia can redraw the map for the early animals that stepped onto land. It's a pretty significant push back, says paleontologist Per Ahlberg.
Cassie Ventura Testifies Against Sean Combs in Abuse Trial
Sean "Diddy" Combs' former girlfriend describes how she was controlled and what injuries she sustained from abuse, in the trial against the former mogul. It was violent quarrels that usually ended in some kind of physical abuse, says Casandra "Cassie" Ventura according to American media.
Dag Blanck Wins Sweden's Grand History Prize
Dag Blanck receives this year's Grand History Prize of 100,000 kronor. The prize, which is Sweden's largest within the field of history, is awarded by Sörmland Museum and Nyköping Culture and Recreation Committee.
Rising Interest in Optician and Biomedical Analyst Careers
Over 411,000 people have applied for higher education this autumn, which is the highest number since the Swedish Higher Education Authority (UHR) started keeping statistics. Above all, there is high pressure on vocational training programs with good job prospects.
Ebba Busch Open to Cooperation with Sweden Democrats
She was the one who opened up for the bourgeoisie's cooperation with SD. After ten years as the Christian Democrats' party leader, Ebba Busch wants to continue being a breakthrough and can become the one who first says yes to the party in government.
Pehrson Advocates for Academic Freedom and Inquiry in Sweden
Sweden is to safeguard academic freedom. A commission is now being set up.
Trump's Push to Reshape Federal Bureaucracy Raises Power Balance Concerns
Do as I want, or change job. Donald Trump gives clear messages to the nation's non-political officials.
Global Dynamics Speed Up German Coalition Formation
Just over six weeks after the German election, a coalition agreement is in place. That it went so fast can be due to the global situation, says political scientist Maria Thürk.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Plunge Draws Parallels to Historic Crashes
The Depression, the pandemic, and Black Monday 1987. The recent days' stock market fall has experts drawing parallels to some of the worst events in economic history.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Faces One of Its Bloodiest Declines in Years
The Depression, the pandemic, and Black Monday 1987. The recent stock market fall has experts drawing parallels to some of the worst events in economic history.
Drought Shifts Earth's Axis and Raises Sea Levels, Study Finds
Moisture disappears from enormous land areas on Earth. It has led to both sea level rises and the entire planet's tilt has shifted, according to new research.
Seismologist Warns of Severe Impact After Myanmar Earthquake
The earthquake in Myanmar on Friday was of similar magnitude to the major earthquake in Turkey two years ago when more than 50,000 people died. When earthquakes of this size occur, there is a high risk that many people will die, says Björn Lund, seismologist at Uppsala University.
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