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MI6 asks Russians to spy on their own country
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Turkey wants to arrest Paludan
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Islamic university calls for boycott of Swedish products
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Ice Cube stands his ground on vaccine refusal
World"Your health is worth more than all the money in the world", says the actor.
Former finance minister: Swedish people pay for banks’ profits
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Pfizer plant destroyed by tornado
World50 000 pallets of medicine were reportedly scattered, damaged or destroyed on the site.
Mob sets fire to Swedish embassy in Baghdad
WorldThe building was set on fire by hundreds of angry Muslims.
Teuton Systems offers smart privacy-focused technology – without compromise
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The Nordic Times hits ten thousand followers on Twitter!
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Rothschild advisor: “Ukraine must be guaranteed NATO membership”
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The bank expelled Farage for political reasons
World"This story is not just about me. You could be next", the outspoken politician warns.
BlackRock hires Saudi oil mogul
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Banks reap multi-billion profits during crisis
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High acceptance of violence against women in Germany
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Food prices expected to rise
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New Swedish billions for Ukraine
Economy"No priority is more important right now," promises development minister Johan Forsell (M).
Fewer overweight people perceive themselves as overweight
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Number of prison cells in Sweden may have to quadruple
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France opens for shutting down social media platforms
WorldIf inflammatory content is not removed immediately, the platform risks heavy fines or even suspension.
Kvarken Archipelago: Finland’s unique world heritage site
CultureListed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique natural environment shaped by the last ice age.
Less carbon dioxide means less nutrients for plants
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One in 15 British people have changed their sexual orientation – in six years
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The Sweden Rock festival turns 30
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FBI in misguided raid against “disinformation” – on behalf of Ukraine
World"Raises grave concerns about the FBI's credibility," according to the US Judiciary Committee.
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