The union has notified of strike and blockades for cabin crew at several airlines from Monday. Just in time for the Ascension weekend, hundreds of departures may be cancelled.
BusinessIn 51 days, journalist Joakim Medin was imprisoned in Turkey. Now he is free and back home in Sweden. Long live freedom, press freedom, freedom of expression, and freedom of assembly, says a tired but collected Medin.
SwedenThe journalist Joakim Medin was imprisoned in Turkey for 51 days. Late on Friday evening, he was back on Swedish soil. This has happened.
SwedenJoakim Medin is "damn tired" but "indescribably happy". He says in his first interview after landing in Sweden after 51 days in prison. The tiny cell and isolation have been tough", he says to Dagens ETC.
SwedenThe journalist Joakim Medin has landed on Swedish soil after 51 days in Turkish prison, writes Dagens ETC. Very tired, he says himself to the Foreign Minister after he landed.
Swedish politicsThe journalist Joakim Medin has landed on Swedish soil after 51 days in Turkish prison, writes Dagens ETC. Very tired, he says himself to the Foreign Minister after he landed.
Swedish politicsSeveral people have contacted the Customs Agency about a suspected fraud attempt via fake SMS and emails.
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