Under the threat of trade war with the USA, the EU is imposing billion-dollar fines on American internet giants Apple and Meta. The companies are appealing – even though the sums are significantly lower than they could have been.
BusinessFrom June 1, farm sales will be permitted in Sweden. But the Public Health Agency's detailed regulations receive harsh criticism. It's absurd, says Johan Hultberg (The Moderate Party).
Swedish politicsIt sat deep inside. But in the 94th minute, Matheus Nunes scored three enormously important points for Manchester City at home against Aston Villa.
SportsAt least 26 people were killed in the Indian part of Kashmir when armed men opened fire on a group of tourists on Tuesday, according to Indian police. The incident is condemned by world leaders.
WorldThe USA's Vice President JD Vance expresses cautious optimism about the ongoing talks about the war in Ukraine.
ConflictsThere was jubilation after Djurgården's advancement to the semifinal in the Conference League. But the team also suffered two heavy injuries in the quarterfinal return match against Rapid Wien. It doesn't hurt that much, but it's a fracture. I don't really know what it means, says Oskar Fallenius to Aftonbladet.
FootballIt has become more popular to invest in Europe since the turn of the year. European stock exchanges have performed better than Wall Street and money is flowing in. Trump has become a beacon for Europe, says Maria Landeborn, senior strategist at Danske Bank.
BusinessEurope is the continent that is warming up the fastest, according to the EU's climate service. 2024 became a year of contrasts with both drought and flooding. The damage from extreme weather is expected to become ten times larger, says Andrew Ferrone at Luxembourg's Environment Department.
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