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EU Emissions Trading System faces pressure amid energy costs

EU Appoints Jyrki Katainen as Arctic Special Advisor

Europol, EU Commission Warn of Serious Drone Threat

EU may ban 'meaty' terms for vegetarian products in UK

Sweden Proposes Greenhouse Gas Permits Under EU Directive

Global Backlash Against Women's Rights Intensifies

Malmö Redhawks lose five players after playoff elimination

Malmö Redhawks are undergoing significant roster changes with five players departing, following their recent playoff elimination against Skellefteå.

UK passport fees to rise 8% from April 8 amid policy changes

The Home Office has proposed an 8% increase in UK passport fees, effective from April 8, affecting adult, child, and pensioner applications. This comes alongside major policy shifts including the abolition of the two-child benefit cap and new workers' rights reforms.

Sunday Brunch episode moves to E4 with host change and on-air swearing

The Sunday Brunch episode on March 15 aired on E4 instead of Channel 4, with Yinka Bokinni filling in for absent host Tim Lovejoy, and featured comedian Sam Campbell swearing live on air, prompting an apology.

EU sanctions Chinese and Iranian entities over cyberattacks

The European Union has imposed sanctions on three organizations and two individuals from China and Iran for alleged cyberattacks against EU countries and partners. The measures include asset freezes, business bans, and travel restrictions.

Macron Rejects Trump's Military Push for Strait of Hormuz, Advocates Negotiation

French President Emmanuel Macron has rebuffed U.S. President Donald Trump's call for a military operation to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, dismissing it as unrealistic and advocating for diplomatic negotiations instead.

Text message scam targets mother, separate Snapchat threat reported

A woman received a text message last September from someone impersonating her son, claiming he had a new phone and needed help paying a bill due to BankID issues, according to major media reports. In a separate incident, a person was threatened and given instructions on Snapchat.

Rolls-Royce launches exclusive electric Coachbuild Collection for select clients

Rolls-Royce is launching a new Coachbuild Collection program that blends one-off motor cars with curated experiences for a select group of clients, with the first collection being fully electric.

Jeremy Kyle Accuses Ed Balls of Disgusting Antisemitism Comparison

TalkTV host Jeremy Kyle has accused Good Morning Britain presenter Ed Balls of making a disgusting on-air comparison during a discussion about antisemitism, while also criticizing broadcasters for failing to confront hatred directly.

Cranes rest and feed at Pulken after Baltic Sea flight

Tired after their flight over the Baltic Sea, cranes are gathering at Pulken in Kristianstad to be fed and rest their wings, according to officials. The birds, which are about over a meter tall, require substantial food during this stopover.

Bridge project in Härnösand enters final phase with completion this week

A bridge construction project in Härnösand has entered its final phase, with officials anticipating completion before the week ends.

Argentina buries dictatorship victims amid political shifts under Milei

Argentina has recently buried two victims of its 1976-1983 dictatorship, Eduardo Ramos and Alicia Cerrotta, as part of ongoing efforts to address historical human rights abuses. Meanwhile, President Javier Milei's administration has created new challenges for investigations into the era's disappearances.

Hammarby advances to Swedish Cup final after penalty shootout win

Hammarby advanced to their first Swedish Cup final since 2022 after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over IK Sirius, following a 3-3 draw after regular and extra time. The match at Stockholm's 3Arena saw goalkeeper Warner Hahn save two penalties and Sirius's pre-planned goalkeeper substitution backfire.

Trial opens for 2023 Greek train crash that killed 57 people

A long-awaited trial has opened in Larissa, Greece, over the country's worst train tragedy, which killed 57 people in 2023. The trial involves 36 defendants and is expected to last several years.

Finn Kalvik Honored with Prize, Friend Accepts on His Behalf

Norwegian folk musician Finn Kalvik has been honored with a prize, but his friend Øystein Sunde accepted it for him. Kalvik, 78, was a key figure in Norway's 1970s folk music wave.

Andy Robertson says he chose to stay at Liverpool amid Tottenham interest

Liverpool left-back Andy Robertson says he decided to stay at the club in January despite transfer interest from Tottenham Hotspur. Robertson is entering the final months of his contract at Anfield.

Sweden Democrats' Women's Association Enters Teenage Deportation Debate

The Sweden Democrats' women's association is entering the debate on teenage deportations, with a board member stating the issue requires swift resolution.

Stockholm to Test Car-Free Weekends on Hornsgatan This Summer

Stockholm City will test making part of Hornsgatan on Södermalm car-free during four weekends from June to October. The initiative is part of a proposal from the red-green government, but faces criticism from opposition figures.

Leksand defeats Modo Hockey U20 3-0 at Hägglunds Arena

Leksand secured a 3-0 victory over Modo Hockey U20 in an away game at Hägglunds Arena. The match featured goals from Birk Hjelmås, Hugo Allvin, and August Lissel.

AIK goalkeeper Jada Whyman injured, will miss season opener

AIK goalkeeper Jada Whyman has been injured and will miss the Damallsvenskan opening match on March 28. The Australian national team player sustained the injury before the opening match while released to the Asian Cup.

Skellefteå AIK U20 defeats Timrå U20 6-5 in comeback win

Skellefteå AIK U20 defeated Timrå U20 6-5 in a U20 national northern match at SCA Arena in Timrå. The visitors scored three consecutive goals in the third period to overcome a two-goal deficit.