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The Government is Reported for Lack of Climate Plan

Sweden's government is reported for not meeting EU's climate goals. > The government has pursued a policy that is hostile to the climate, it is not acceptable, says Kristina Östman, climate chief at the Nature Conservation Association, to [SVT News.

The Government is Reported for Lack of Climate Plan

The Star on Sorrow: "One of My Biggest Supporters"

Frida Eldebrink is getting ready for her 147th national basketball game. The first since her big sister Sofia passed away almost a year ago.

The Star on Sorrow: "One of My Biggest Supporters"

Putin doesn't congratulate Trump – "Unfriendly country"

On Wednesday morning, congratulations poured in to the Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who appears to be winning the presidential election in the USA. But one country that will not congratulate Trump on his victory is Russia.

Putin doesn't congratulate Trump – "Unfriendly country"

Injured Djokovic to miss ATP tour final in Turin

An injury prevents Novak Djokovic from playing in next week's ATP tour final in Turin, he announces via Instagram. The 37-year-old tennis star from Serbia has won the final seven times and is the defending champion after defeating current world number one Jannik Sinner, Italy, in last year's final.

Injured Djokovic to miss ATP tour final in Turin

The Interrogations Are On – Now EU Top Officials Are Being Grilled

A veteran and a beginner are initiating when the next EU Commission is now being scrutinized in Brussels. Already on Tuesday, it's time for Swedish Jessika Roswall.

The Interrogations Are On – Now EU Top Officials Are Being Grilled

Threats against Moldovan polling stations abroad

Germany sounds the alarm about a large-scale attempt to intimidate Moldovans abroad ahead of the Moldovan presidential election's decisive round on Sunday. .

Threats against Moldovan polling stations abroad

Cracked the code: How emissions affect our weather

Only a few years ago, no meteorologist dared to link individual weather events to climate change. But with the help of new methods and modern technology, researchers are becoming increasingly confident in the connections.

Cracked the code: How emissions affect our weather

Decisive meeting against Serbia: "Tougher task"

Luxembourg was no greater concern as expected for Sweden. It can become much harder against Serbia, which now awaits in a decisive European Championship playoff.

Decisive meeting against Serbia: "Tougher task"

Swedish Star's Setback: "I'm Taking it Very Seriously"

Sven Thorgren thought he was okay. But the headache came back.

Swedish Star's Setback: "I'm Taking it Very Seriously"

Few countries pay "their fair share" of nature conservation

One of the major questions at the UN meeting on biological diversity is how the money that is supposed to save the environment will be collected. A report shows that only three countries have paid their fair share.

Few countries pay "their fair share" of nature conservation

Andy Warhol's Director Dead

Paul Morrissey, who made several films together with Andy Warhol in the late 1960s and early 1970s, has passed away, reports [New York Times](https://www. nytimes.

Andy Warhol's Director Dead

The Stars Snub Falun: "It Sucks"

The World Cup in Falun is usually a highlight for the Swedish national team skiers. Not this winter.

The Stars Snub Falun: "It Sucks"

Mario Balotelli signs for Genoa

Mario Balotelli returns to Italian football. The Italian striker is clear for Serie A club Genoa.

Mario Balotelli signs for Genoa

Eriksson ready for play again

Magdalena Eriksson is ready to play again, after a knee injury that has kept her away from football during the autumn. It has been tough, among the toughest I've experienced, says the national team star.

Eriksson ready for play again

Cracked the code: How emissions affect our weather

Only a few years ago, no meteorologist dared to link individual weather events to climate change. But with the help of new methods and modern technology, researchers are becoming increasingly confident in the connections.

Cracked the code: How emissions affect our weather

G7 agrees on Russian funds to Ukraine

The G7 countries confirm that they will lend 50 billion dollars, approximately 530 billion Swedish kronor, to Ukraine. The agreement concerns profits from Russian assets that were frozen by Western allies and will now be available for use by Ukraine.

G7 agrees on Russian funds to Ukraine

Saudi Arabia sacks Mancini

The Italian Roberto Mancini gets fired as national team coach for Saudi Arabia's men's national football team. The former top player – who in 2021 trained Italy to European Championship gold – has to leave after only 14 months in the position.

Saudi Arabia sacks Mancini

Large Loan Cleared from Frozen Russian Assets

The EU approves a loan of up to 35 billion euros to Ukraine. At the same time, the President of the USA decides on a loan of 20 billion dollars with frozen Russian assets as collateral.

Large Loan Cleared from Frozen Russian Assets

Resigned Asllani: "It's totally outdated"

The planning of the Ballon d'Or gala is "outdated" and the flattery with Saudi Arabia is new evidence that no one is listening. Kosovare Asllani is so tired of Uefa and Fifa that she launches an unexpected idea: a new association just for women's football.

Resigned Asllani: "It's totally outdated"

NATO confirms North Korean forces in Russia

USA, South Korea, and Nato confirm that North Korean soldiers are in Russia. If the soldiers are deployed to the front in Ukraine, it would mean a serious escalation, warns Nato.

NATO confirms North Korean forces in Russia

Sweden develops medium-range robots

Sweden has joined a project to develop European medium-range robots together with France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, and Italy, reports [Ekot](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/sverige-ska-vara-med-och-ta-fram-europeisk-medeldistansrobot).

Sweden develops medium-range robots

New gloomy figure for the car industry

Another sign of the crisis-stricken car industry can be seen in the form of new registrations of passenger cars, which fell by 6. 1 percent in the EU area in September.

New gloomy figure for the car industry

New law to rescue controversial migrant deal

The Italian government has approved a new law aimed at counteracting the legal resistance to the criticized migrant agreement with Albania. .

New law to rescue controversial migrant deal

The Bill for the Stars' Injuries: 8.3 Billion

More and more injured football players in the European top leagues – at an increasingly expensive cost. Last season, the cost for the clubs amounted to a staggering 8.

The Bill for the Stars' Injuries: 8.3 Billion