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Sorda wins European Parliament's LUX Audience Award

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

EU Parliament Approves Migration Law with Offshore Hubs and Entry Bans

EU Parliament to vote on criminalizing non-consensual sex across bloc

Finland to Host Largest Parliamentary Meeting in 2027

EU Parliament Adopts First Housing Crisis Report Amid Soaring Costs

Australia Honors Westfield Bondi Junction Stabbing Heroes

Eight people will be recognized for heroic actions during the Westfield Bondi Junction mass stabbing on April 13, 2024, with Governor General Sam Mostyn AC announcing awards on Monday. The attack occurred exactly two years ago.

Travelers demand ticket-only access after Hudiksvall issues

Travelers are calling for action following recent sanitary problems in the waiting room at Hudiksvall station, with many proposing a ticket-only access system as a solution.

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.

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.

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.

Defense Claims Colleagues Have Done Worse Things

A defense representative has stated that colleagues have committed more serious acts, though the context and specifics remain unclear.

Military Base Construction Begins in Karlskrona Forest

Construction has started to convert forest land in Karlskrona into a military base for the Swedish Armed Forces. The project at Rosenholm will involve extensive clearing and building work through 2028.

Habo Volleyball Team Prepares for Swedish Championship Playoffs

The Habo volleyball team is set to begin its Swedish Championship playoff campaign this weekend, facing Södertelge in the quarterfinals. Player Isak Joelsson expressed readiness for a new adventure and reflected on past finals experience.

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.

Iran War Drives Up Oil Prices, Making Gasoline More Expensive in Sweden

The war in Iran has caused oil prices to skyrocket, leading to more expensive gasoline for Swedish consumers, according to a report from Vestmanlands Läns Tidning.

Petition to Save Emmaboda Community Hub Ignored by Municipal Council

A petition with nearly 650 signatures to save Möjligheternas hus in Emmaboda was submitted to the municipal council but not discussed during a meeting, leaving supporters disappointed.