Felicia has advanced to the final of Eurovision. She has always been tipped to advance - but the anxiety was still there, she says. "It feels incredibly good, like a relief," the Swedish star tells TT's correspondent.
MusicIt's been almost six months since Australia banned social media for everyone under the age of 16. Sweden and other countries are about to follow suit with their own age limits for young people. But pioneering Australia shows there are challenges for those trying to keep young people off social media.
SwedenA black island is set to become a green hub when Luleå's large industrial complex is rebuilt. Now the project is being shaken by 24 mysterious cases of illness at the construction site. "I cannot in good conscience start any work if there is no clarity on why we are getting sick," says safety representative David Renström.
SwedenAn 18-year-old man in Umeå is being charged with a long list of serious crimes linked to the online cult 764. He is suspected, among other things, of attempted murder and incitement to suicide against victims abroad. "The perpetrators often look for easily manipulated, vulnerable victims on platforms where children and young people are often present," says prosecutor Jenny Östling.
CrimeNobel laureate J. M. Coetzee will not participate in the Jerusalem International Literature Festival.
EntertainmentThe virus-stricken ship MV Hondius will be allowed to dock in Granadilla in southern Tenerife. From there, those on board, except those who are seriously ill, will be flown home, the Spanish government announced. Three people have died in a hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius. On Wednesday it emerged that a former passenger has also fallen ill in Switzerland.
WorldAustralia's central bank is raising its key interest rate for the third monetary policy meeting in a row, in an attempt to curb stubbornly high inflationary pressures in the economy.
Business"A black island is set to become a green hub when Luleå's large industrial complex is rebuilt. Now the investment is being shaken by 24 mysterious cases of illness at the construction site. "I cannot in good conscience start any work if there is no clarity on why we are getting sick," says safety representative David Renström.
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