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Winnipeg came back from a four-goal deficit to beat Montreal 5–4 in tonight’s NHL game, scoring four goals in just over two and a half minutes.
Ice hockey
COP17 biodiversity summit ends with limited progress as critics warn time is running out for nature goals
COP17, the summit to protect biodiversity, is over, but critics say progress was limited. “Time is running out to achieve the goals governments around the world have set to reverse the nature crisis,” says Ulrik Westman, a representative of the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.
Swedish politics
EU and Canada to deepen ties as Carney targets associate membership next year
The EU and Canada will deepen their cooperation and work together in several areas, with the goal of Canada becoming an “associate member” next year. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said this at a meeting with top EU officials. The new cooperation already means that Canada will contribute to the EU’s emergency loan to Ukraine, worth just over SEK 1,000 billion.
World politics
EU Divided Over Commission’s Proposal for Canada to Become an Associate Member
What does “associate membership” in the EU actually mean? The Commission’s choice of words about Canada is causing irritation among member states, as the EU and Canada hold a summit.
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252 Million Hectares of Degraded Land Are Being Restored Worldwide, UN Report Finds
Vast areas of degraded nature are being restored around the world, according to a new UN report. The total area is 5.6 times the size of Sweden. The jaguar in South America, the snow leopard in Kyrgyzstan and the dolphin in India are among the animals making a comeback.
Sweden
Sweden Draws China, Netherlands and Switzerland in 2027 Women’s Volleyball World Championship
China, the Netherlands and Switzerland are the teams Sweden’s women’s national team will face in the group stage of next year’s Volleyball World Championship in the USA and Canada.
SportsTop news
Caroline Andersson woke from five-day coma after World Championships crash, hopes to return to cycling
Four brain hemorrhages, two facial fractures, a broken collarbone and a broken pelvis. Caroline Andersson has a long road to recovery after a devastating crash at the World Championships. She plans to return to cycling. “I’m prepared to take the risks that come with it - you can’t ride around being afraid,” she says.
Sports
Caroline Andersson Has No Memory of Serious World Championship Crash
Cyclist Caroline Andersson is back in Sweden after a serious crash at the World Championships in Montreal ten days ago. She has no memory of the accident. The memories returned after five days, Andersson tells SVT.
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