He parties and is praised - but is not writing an acceptance speech about Donald Trump. That is Stellan Skarsgård's life in the days before the Oscars. He does not think there will be any statuette. "It's nice that I go home on Sunday - when Sean Penn has received his Oscar," says Skarsgård with a smile.
TV & filmHigher energy prices as a result of the war in the Middle East will wipe out at least 0.2 percentage points of German GDP growth this year, economists at the Ifo Institute warn.
BusinessTrying to avoid getting a penalty in football? Unplug the TV.
FootballGerman publisher Axel Springer is buying the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph. The deal is worth £575 million, equivalent to 7.1 billion kronor.
EntertainmentA Syrian man has been sentenced to a lengthy prison term after stabbing a Spanish tourist at the Holocaust Memorial in central Berlin.
WorldDespite the airspace being largely closed, travel companies are now trying to bring Swedish travelers home from destinations in the Middle East. Both TUI and Apollo have managed to bring some of their travelers home.
SwedenFor decades, Germany's intelligence service, the BND, has been kept under tight control, with dark historical experiences in mind. Now German agents are set to receive more funding and expanded powers. "I don't think the Germans fully trust the Americans," intelligence expert Jörgen Holmlund says.
WorldA few thousand people demonstrated against the Iranian regime at Norra Bantorget in Stockholm on Saturday.
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