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Sweden to buy four French frigates for over 40 billion kronor
Sweden is to buy four French frigates for an estimated price tag of over 40 billion kronor. They will be the largest and most expensive Swedish warships in decades.
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Tre Kronor lost to the Czech Republic after nightmare start
They were 0–3 after 13 minutes of play. After that nightmare start, Tre Kronor could not recover against the Czech Republic. The 3–4 loss was the second defeat in three games for Sam Hallam's team so far in the Ice Hockey World Championship.
Ice hockey
Canada got revenge on Denmark with 5–1 win in this year's Ice Hockey World Championship
There was no repeat of last year's upset. Canada beat Denmark 5–1 in this year's Ice Hockey World Championship.
Ice hockey
Finnish healthcare provider Mehiläinen Group acquires Aleris
Finnish healthcare provider Mehiläinen Group is acquiring healthcare company Aleris, according to a press release.
Business
Forward star Granlund joins Finland at the World Cup
Teuvo Teräväinen's World Cup is over after the injury he suffered in the opening match against Germany. The replacement is not there for nothing.
Sports
Sell-off of Liquid Wind e-fuel assets in bankruptcy
A number of e-fuel projects are for sale in the bankruptcy estate of Liquid Wind, which specializes in e-methanol production. The company was declared bankrupt on Monday, just days after applying for an environmental permit for a new factory in Örnsköldsvik, the newspaper Ny Teknik reports.
Business
Ban on social media for young people - that's how it went
It'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 who want to keep young people away from social media.
Sweden
Obesity among children is decreasing, but not in Sweden
In many Western countries, the increase in the proportion of children and young people with obesity appears to be leveling off or decreasing. In Sweden, however, the trend seems to be different.
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