This is why Trump won the election – in five points
Donald Trump emerges victorious from the presidential election in the USA. Here are five reasons why he took home the victory.
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Fossil of giant tadpole found in Argentina
Researchers have found a fossil of what is described as the world's hitherto oldest tadpole, reports Vetenskapsradion on Sveriges Radio.
Sweden
Climate Investigation Criticized: "They're Leaning Back"
Too little, too slow, and too distant. Several environmental experts are directing criticism at the directives for the new policy instrument inquiry. It's hard for me to see how Romina Pourmokhtari (L) can look herself in the mirror and accept this, says Kristina Östman at the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.
Sweden
The Researcher: This is How You Approach Young People in Mourning
Children and young people tend to turn to each other rather than to adults when they mourn the death of a peer. But it's extremely important that we adults keep an eye on warning signals such as them becoming absent from school, says researcher Rakel Eklund.
Sweden
Not too late to see the "comet of the century"
It has been called "the comet of the century" and is now visible in the northern hemisphere. It's a matter of seizing the opportunity – a new chance won't come until 80,000 years from now.
Sweden
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.
SwedenTop news
The top diplomat: Then the spiral of revenge can be broken
Israel has promised a powerful response to Tuesday's rocket rain from Iran. It may lead to further revenge actions and a large-scale war. But it can also mean that the spiral is broken, according to top diplomat Jan Eliasson. If there is a less extensive reaction, it may possibly be an end.
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Expert: She broke the law "a bit crosswise"
Nonchalant and lacking respect for the constitution. The Parliamentary Ombudsman's personally directed criticism against Anna Kinberg Batra is not common. I don't think I've ever seen a head of an authority receive such severe criticism from the Parliamentary Ombudsman, says Olle Lundin, professor of administrative law.
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- Sweden"Youtube shifts responsibility to parents"
- SwedenNew study reveals sex differences in immune defense
- Swedish politicsSupport for Those Exposed to Prostitution and Violence
- SwedenImportant to quickly lower blood fats after heart attack
- SwedenWhat Not to Do When There's a Thunderstorm
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- SwedenTwo Swedish universities among the world's 100 best
- SwedenBlood tests can reveal stroke risk
- BusinessThe Money Required to Become President of the USA
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- SwedenMedicine Stop a Hard Blow for Alzheimer's Patients
- SwedenAlzheimer's drug rejected by EMA
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