SVT CEO says savings will be noticeable as beloved shows disappear
Not yet, but viewers will soon notice the savings at SVT. It's beloved programs that are disappearing, says CEO Anne Lagercrantz.
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Høiby to remain in custody with ankle monitor at Skaugum home
Oslo District Court has decided that Norwegian "bonus prince" Marius Borg Høiby will remain in custody, with an electronic ankle monitor at home on the crown prince couple's property at Skaugum, NTB reports.
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FIFA defends Infantino amid reports of wrongdoing and Uefa payment claims
The international football federation Fifa is launching a fierce attack on what it says is “an ongoing effort to undermine Fifa and its president.” In a statement, Fifa writes that recent reports about president Gianni Infantino are based on “unfounded allegations.”
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Germany arrests Ukrainian suspect over espionage and sabotage plot
A Ukrainian citizen has been arrested in Germany on suspicion of "filming a Bavarian weapons manufacturer in preparation for acts of sabotage," German police announced on Thursday.
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Pleasure boat pilot questioned after fatal Tjörn accident
The pilot of the pleasure boat has now been questioned by police about the fatal accident off Tjörn. The Swedish Maritime Administration's pilot, like the earlier captain of the cargo ship, has been informed of suspicion of a crime - but will not be remanded in custody.
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JD Vance Welcomes Fourth Child, a Son, With Wife Usha Vance
US Vice President JD Vance announces that his wife, Usha Vance, has given birth to the couple's fourth child, a son.
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Garbage Queen Fariba Andersson appeals Think Pink prison sentence to Supreme Court
"Garbage Queen" Fariba Andersson is appealing her prison sentence in the Think Pink scandal to the Supreme Court.
Sweden
Louvre robbery suspects say alleged mastermind thought they could have stolen more
New details are emerging about the Louvre robbery. The alleged mastermind behind the heist said they could have stolen more, reports The Guardian.
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Trump hints US may consider selling F-35s to Turkey
After arriving at the NATO summit in Ankara, President Donald Trump again hinted that the United States may be about to sell the F-35 fighter jet to Turkey.
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Court ruling to decide whether Marine Le Pen can run for president in 2027
Will far-right figure Marine Le Pen be allowed to run in France's presidential election - or will the door be opened for her heir apparent Jordan Bardella? Regardless of today's judge's decision, one of them is expected to be the favorite in the 2027 election.
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Then Falk became the Swedish Pablo Escobar
He has been convicted of a number of bank robberies, among other crimes, and had already been called one of Sweden's most dangerous criminals at the age of 20. In 2014 he was acquitted in a major cocaine case, but the "playa Swede" Jonas Falk - also called "the Swedish Pablo Escobar" - has since been convicted of further crimes. Now he is charged with large-scale cocaine smuggling from, among other places, Colombia.
Sweden
Tre Kronor goalkeeper says he got a lot of crap in the media
He felt questioned during the World Cup tournament in Switzerland. When Tre Kronor secured a quarter-final spot, veteran goalkeeper Magnus Hellberg answered his detractors with a great game. "I have never doubted myself," says the 35-year-old.
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World Cup captain says he's glad he wasn't traded
From one day to the next, Tre Kronor captain Oliver Ekman-Larsson was benched - with a forced move in the works. The turbulence in Toronto almost hit him. "I'm glad I wasn't traded away," said the 34-year-old.
Sports
Hot about taxes: The left wants to chase the rich out of the country
M leader Ulf Kristersson pressed S leader Magdalena Andersson on taxes during the party leaders' debate and asked what increases there would be in the event of a red-green election victory. "Someone else who is very rich should pay for everything," Kristersson said.
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Cheeky Tre Kronor shook the gold favorite Canada - Boring
The new, young Tre Kronor shook gold-favorite Canada in the World Cup opener. But it wasn't enough to earn any points.
Sports
Children aged 13 and over can be monitored electronically
Children and young people aged 13 and over should be able to be monitored electronically - even if they have not committed a crime. The aim is to prevent them from being recruited into gangs.
Sweden
Bonnie Tyler undergoes emergency bowel surgery in Portugal
Singer Bonnie Tyler has been urgently hospitalized and has undergone surgery, according to the star's official Facebook account.
Entertainment
No ankle cuffs for Høiby - he calls decision absurd
Norway's "bonus prince" Marius Borg Høiby will not be allowed to serve the rest of his prison sentence in ankle shackles, the Oslo District Court has announced. Høiby calls the decision "absurd and unreasonable" in an opinion piece.
World
Iranian Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi floats between life and death
Iranian Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi is hovering between life and death, her lawyers in France say. We are not just fighting for Narges' freedom; we are fighting for her heart to keep beating, says lawyer Chirinne Ardakani.
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Historic Swedish Championship gold for veteran Martin Lundberg - Insane
It was his sixth SM gold medal and made him the most successful SM winner on the men's side in modern times. "It's insane that I've done it," said Skellefteå forward Martin Lundberg, 35, with tears in his eyes.
Sports
Tomato juice thrown at Iran's crown prince Reza Pahlavi in Berlin
Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran's deposed shah, had a red liquid thrown at him as he left a building in Berlin. Police believe the liquid was tomato juice.
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Iran rejects Trump's claim that it asked for a ceasefire
President Donald Trump claims that Iran's new "less radicalized" regime has asked the United States for a ceasefire. But signals from Iran are dismissive, and Iran's foreign ministry calls the claim "false."
World
Iran's Supreme Leader says hard blow dealt to Israel and the United States
Iran's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, claims in a written statement that the country has dealt a "confounding blow" to Israel and the United States.
World
Britney Spears arrested on suspicion of drunk driving, manager calls it a regrettable and inexcusable incident
Britney Spears is deeply remorseful after being arrested by police on suspicion of drunk driving. Her manager, Cade Hudson, tells TMZ: "This was a regrettable and inexcusable incident."
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