"Slave-like" conditions at electric car factory construction
Over 160 Chinese workers have been rescued from "slave-like conditions" in Brazil, where they were building a factory for the Chinese electric car giant BYD.
World
Russian Vessel Exploded and Sank
The Russian cargo ship Ursa Major has sunk in the Mediterranean, reports international media. The ship was on its way to the Russian Far East, but experts believe that it may have been intended to participate in the Russian evacuation from Syria.
World
Feverish search for survivors in Vanuatu
The search is ongoing for people trapped under the rubble in earthquake-stricken Vanuatu. Australia and New Zealand are flying in rescue personnel to the island nation in the Pacific Ocean.
World
Chili loses its kick in extreme weather
The chili fruit is sensitive to weather changes. In pace with the climate changes – which bring more extreme weather in the form of drought and heavy rainfall – the chili loses heat.
Sweden
Historic "Google Earth" Goldmine for Researchers
Under half a century, British pilots took 1.7 million aerial photos, which have remained hidden in a Scottish mountain vault. With the help of robots and AI, they have been dusted off, digitized and will now be made available to everyone. It's basically like a historical "Google Earth", says researcher Andreas Madestam.
Sweden
Sweden supports Ukraine with 110 million
The Government has decided on a new support package of 110 million kronor to Ukraine's humanitarian initiative "Grain from Ukraine".
Swedish politics
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FIFA World Championship to Saudi Arabia – despite criticism
Despite the criticism, the International Football Federation (Fifa) voted as expected in favour of the World Championship in Spain, Portugal and Morocco 2030 and the World Championship 2034 in Saudi Arabia.
Football
Historic "Google Earth" goldmine for researchers
Under half a century, British pilots took 1.7 million aerial photos, which have remained hidden in a Scottish mountain vault. With the help of robots and AI, they have been dusted off, digitized and will now be made available to everyone. It's basically like a historical "Google Earth", says researcher Andreas Madestam.
Sweden
Svantesson on tariffs: Thinks it's outrageous
German economy is stalling and France is in crisis. Add to that uncertainty about the USA, Ukraine, and China. But Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson is most worried about Europe.
Business
Unclear if Kristersson's South Korea visit will take place
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is in Japan and had planned to visit South Korea together with three other ministers on Thursday. After a military state of emergency has been introduced in South Korea, it is unclear whether the visit can take place.
Swedish politics
