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Swedbank stops transfers to Palestine
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South Africa: “Put Israel on trial for genocide”
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Tsunami warning after strong earthquakes in Japan
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Sweden faces severe cold snap
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Cats may have more facial expressions than humans
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The Church of Sweden works against loneliness at Christmas
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Christmas: An ancient Nordic tradition
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Canada’s population growing at record pace
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RFK Jr: “Voters should decide the election – not courts”
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Knife violence in Sweden at record levels
Sweden32 people were stabbed and killed in 2022.
Norwegian parliament votes to tighten infection control law
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Threats and violence on the rise in Swedish schools
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Judge: “Epstein’s client list will be made public”
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German farmers protest government
EuropeTax breaks on diesel fuel for farmers will be eliminated to fund continued support for the war in Ukraine.
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