IEA warns of global oil oversupply as Gulf exports surge
The recent surge in oil supplies from countries around the Persian Gulf means the world market is about to see an oversupply for the first time since the Iran war broke out.
BusinessTop news
13-year-old found guilty of wounding six in Gävle shooting, acquitted of attempted murder
Six young people were injured when the 13-year-old boy opened fire, using a stolen police weapon. Gävle District Court has found him guilty of the shootings, but not attempted murder. The verdict is disappointing, says plaintiffs’ attorney Isidor Vistedt.
Crime
Saudi Oil Output Hits Wartime High of 10.56 Million Barrels a Day in October
Saudi Arabia's crude oil production rose 26 percent in October to its highest level since the US and Israel launched the war against Iran in late February.
Business
Obama Mocks Trump’s Gold-Laden White House, Compares Its Style to Saddam Hussein’s
Former US President Barack Obama takes several swipes at incumbent President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Ohio ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.
World politicsTop news
Children’s rights groups or the International Space Station? Possible Nobel Peace Prize candidates emerge as Trump looms over award
US President Donald Trump is once again casting a shadow over the Norwegian Nobel Committee’s choice of this year’s Peace Prize laureate. The result could be a neutral recipient - in space.
World politicsTop news
Children, courts or the International Space Station? Peace Prize contenders emerge as Trump casts a shadow over Nobel decision
US President Donald Trump is once again casting a shadow over the Norwegian Nobel Committee as it chooses this year’s Peace Prize laureate. The result could be a neutral recipient - in space.
World politics
Foxtrot Network Figure Poya Shafie’s Life Sentence Upheld on Appeal
The life sentence for Poya Shafie, a senior figure in the Foxtrot network, has been upheld by the Svea Court of Appeal (regional appeals court).
Sweden
Left Party calls for immediate halt to teenage deportations
The Left Party is calling for an immediate end to teenage expulsions. It hopes to gain support in the Riksdag from the new Red-Green majority.
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