Estonia to close all three border crossings with Russia on December 1
Estonia will close all border crossings with Russia on December 1, Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna writes on X.
Conflicts
Estonia’s René Zahkna wins Swedish biathlon premiere sprint as Samuelsson takes second
The Swedish biathlon premiere ended with a huge bang. None of the Swedes impressed, and victory went to Estonia’s René Zahkna. “A little disappointed, but still good,” Sebastian Samuelsson told SVT.
Sports
Housing Costs Fuel Protests Across Europe as Rents and Home Prices Rise
The shortage of affordable housing has worsened dramatically across Europe. The issue is at the heart of growing protests over the rising cost of living. Housing costs are increasing for all households, especially renters, says Martin Grander, an associate professor of urban studies.
World politicsTop news
Sweden falls to 12th in climate ranking as Spain and Estonia move ahead
Sweden continues to fall in the climate ranking. Spain and Estonia are now also considered to be doing better on climate action, according to the annual CCPI report.
Swedish politics
Drone Attack Sparks Fire at Russian Port as Finland Closes Airspace and Shipping Routes Overnight
A Russian oil port in the Gulf of Finland is on fire following a drone attack. Residents in several nearby countries have been warned about drones overnight. Finland is investigating a suspected drone incursion into its airspace.
World
Sweden Faces Risk of More Cyberattacks, Civil Defense Minister Warns
The threat landscape facing Sweden has become more acute, says Carl-Oskar Bohlin (M), Minister for Civil Defense, at a press conference following recent cyberattacks.
CrimeTop news
French Blood Banks Hit by Cyberattack on Cooling Systems, Swedish Clinics Say Risk Is Elevated
In France, blood banks were attacked using methods similar to those used in attacks on Swedish grocery store refrigerators. So far, there are no signs that Swedish blood banks have been targeted. But the risk of cyberattacks has generally increased, says Fredrik Jacobsson of Region Skåne.
Technology
Russian Captain Sentenced to 3.5 Years in Prison for Baltic Sea Cable Sabotage
A Russian ship captain has been convicted of deliberately severing submarine cables on the seabed of the Gulf of Finland. He and another crew member have been sentenced to prison in Finland.
World- CrimeAfter Freezer Hacks, Cybersecurity Expert Warns Against Unnecessary Internet Connections
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