NATO invites filmmakers to closed talks in Europe and the US
NATO has invited television and film writers, directors and producers to "closed talks" in Europe and the US, writes The Guardian.
TV & film
Farmers pitted against fighter jets in major EU budget dispute
Should Europe focus on food and tractors, or on fighter jets, bridges and enlargement? The fight is in full swing over the next long-term budget.
World
Forssell hopes to deport 155 convicted Syrians from Sweden
The government is taking new steps to deport 155 convicted Syrians. A Syrian delegation is expected to visit Stockholm this spring.
Swedish politics
Swedish man sentenced to life in Belgium for 2018 murder
A 27-year-old Swedish citizen has been sentenced to prison in Belgium for an eight-year-old murder, reports Norwegian TV 2. The man has also been sentenced in Norway for another murder - but in that case to forensic psychiatric care.
Crime
Danish royal couple and Norwegian king and queen among guests of honor at King Carl Gustaf's 80th birthday celebration
The Danish royal couple and the Norwegian king and queen are some of the foreign guests of honor attending King Carl Gustaf's 80th birthday.
Sweden
Iranian FIFA delegation forced to leave Canada after visas revoked
Iran's delegation to the FIFA Congress in Vancouver has left Canada after its visas were revoked. Iran's football chairman Mehdi Taj is said to have been a member of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), which Canada designated as a terrorist organization in 2024.
Football
EU agrees on social security coordination after ten years
After ten years of negotiations, the EU has finally agreed on better coordination of social welfare.
Business
Farmers, fishermen, transport and energy-intensive industries can receive easier government support during the energy crisis
The European Commission is easing its state aid rules during the energy crisis. Farmers, fishermen, transport and energy-intensive industries will be able to receive support more quickly.
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