SwedenAwkward atmosphere at the government's press conference when Jakob Forssmed refused to say how many injections he has taken.
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Sweden Democrats as big as Swedish ruling parties combined
SwedenThe Liberals and the Christian Democrats would have left the parliament if an election had been held today.
Integration Minister: Immigrants to take ‘Sweden course’ to get benefits
SwedenAsylum seekers will have to take a course on topics such as "freedom of expression" and "gender equality" in order to qualify for grants, according to government plans.
“Miss Filth” to participate in Melodifestivalen 2024
SwedenThe artist is known for songs like "Ride me like a Dalecarlian horse" and "Strip in your living room".
Billström: “Swedish citizens in Gaza must take responsibility”
SwedenPoints out that the 500 Swedish citizens in Gaza have chosen to ignore the recommendations of the authorities.
High risk of volcanic eruption on Iceland
IcelandAll residents of the fishing town of Grindavík have been evacuated.
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New children’s book encourages Swedish kids to become ‘drag queens’
SwedenAuthor Remy Joel Cindy Olsson's project is aimed at children between the ages of 3 and 6.
Swedish Christmas shopping faces first decline in a decade
SwedenA decline of up to two billion SEK is expected, according to the report by the Swedish Trade Research Institute.
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TechWe take the fight against corporate snooping, mass government surveillance and criminal phone tapping through firm open source principles and secure products.
The Swedish criminal justice system is being infiltrated by gang criminals
SwedenThe Swedish Prison and Probation Service hired a convicted female "dedicated humanitarian" - in fact, she was working for an imprisoned gang leader.
Swedish government makes U-turn: Children as young as six months can receive covid vaccine
Sweden"There are no legal obstacles", says social minister Jakob Forssmed.
Loomis criticizes government report for failing to safeguard cash usage in Sweden
Swedenthe investigation contains no proposal to ensure that cash remains in Sweden, says Loomis CEO Karin Stålhandske.
Finnish men more religious than women
FinlandMen under 30 are more likely to have a more positive attitude toward the church than women of the same age.
Norwegian newspaper critical of Islam and immigration receives press funding
Norway– I think it's encouraging because it's a sign of recognition, editor-in-chief Hans Rustad told Medier24.
Swedish food prices rising again
SwedenAbout a third of products were more expensive in October than in September, with Ica raising prices the most.
Neutrality on Israel sparks protests against Icelandic government
IcelandProtesters at the prime minister's residence call for a condemnation of Israeli bombings in Gaza.
Swedish government launches new campaign for covid vaccination
SwedenAlso recommended for pregnant women, the formula is said to be "updated for the season".
Swedish crime report: Children part of gangsters’ tactics
SwedenMiddle school children are recruited by professional criminals - and often by other children.
Reading declines in Sweden
Sweden46% of men in Sweden have not read a book in the last year.
Mass deaths at Norwegian salmon farm
NorwayTens of thousands of salmon lay dead on the bottom - but farming giant Lerøy was slow to report it.
Sweden Democrat MP: “Swedes must choose Israel”
SwedenAccording to Jomshof, anyone who does not support the "democracy of Israel" automatically supports the "terrorists of Hamas".
Antibiotic use on the rise in Denmark
DenmarkThe use of antibiotics in Danish hospitals has increased by 24% in the last 10 years.
Iceland experiences steepest birth rate decline since 1800s
IcelandA similar trend can be observed in Sweden and Norway.
Hundreds of volunteers try to save the coast from oil
SwedenThousands of birds injured and coastlines completely covered in thick oil after the Marco Polo ship leak.
Swedish international law expert: “Displacing Palestinians a war crime”
Sweden"It would violate their human rights and international humanitarian law", says professor Pål Wrange.
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