Deadly tick may become more common in Sweden
A handful of tick species, which can spread haemorrhagic fever, were discovered in Sweden last summer. The fact that adult individuals have been found suggests that the species is starting to thrive here, reports Aftonbladet.
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War Emissions: Equivalent to 90 Million Cars per Year
Forests are burning, oil installations are being blown up and hundreds of miles of front lines are being reinforced with tons of steel and concrete. Russia's war in Ukraine is causing emissions equivalent to 90 million cars per year, according to a new report.
Conflicts
Rare Elephant Birth: Mother Attacks Twin
A elephant birth in Thailand took a dramatic turn when the female was found to be carrying twins. After the birth, the newly become two-child mother went amok and injured a zookeeper.
World
The U-turn: Real Madrid plays club World Championship
Real Madrid's manager, Carlo Ancelotti, came out on Monday and stated that the club will not be playing in the Club World Championship next summer. But now the club itself is denying Ancelotti's statement. "Wish to clarify that it has never been an issue", writes the club on its website.
Sports
That's why the colds are prolonged this year
Do you think your child has unusually prolonged colds? Coughing that doesn't subside and wheezing that never ends despite summer being here? The cold spring can be one of the explanations.
Sweden
Kristersson in the final sprint: "Takes nothing for granted"
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) knocks on the door on Saturday evening. It's the number of votes that counts, not the feeling, he says.
Swedish politics
The sister of the weather phenomenon can strike this summer
It has warmed the global average temperature and extreme weather around the world. But now, the weather phenomenon El Niño is showing signs that it is heading towards its end for this time around, according to the UN weather agency WMO.
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