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Norwegian skiers lead FIS prize earnings, Sevilla hires Garcia

Ebba Andersson skips World Cup for long-distance focus, sparking team discontent

Antidepressant Use Surges Among Swedish Youth

Antidepressant prescriptions for young people in Sweden have risen sharply, with rates far exceeding those in neighboring Nordic countries, while a survey reveals widespread sharing of prescription medications.

Ukraine and Russia exchange 175 prisoners of war in major swap

Ukraine and Russia conducted a major prisoner exchange on Saturday, with 175 prisoners of war swapped between the two countries. Most of the Ukrainian soldiers involved had been held since 2022, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

ISIS Calls for Global Attacks on Churches and Synagogues During Holidays

ISIS has called for attacks on churches and synagogues worldwide during the Easter and Passover holidays, citing the closure of al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem as motivation. The threat comes amid mass escapes from a detention camp for ISIS-linked individuals in Syria, complicating security efforts.

Sofia Larsson rises from summer worker to key test engineer

Sofia Larsson, 26, has rapidly advanced from a summer worker to a key test engineer at BAE Systems Hägglunds, where she pushes combat vehicles to their limits and represents the company internationally. Her career journey coincides with a major transformation of the Nordanås test area, which has expanded significantly over the past two years.

Linköping grocery store sees generational shift as daughter takes over

A generational shift is underway at a grocery store in Linköping, where Mikael Oskarsson is handing over responsibility to his daughter Sara after many years as a retailer. This transition highlights broader trends in Östergötland County, where family-owned businesses face succession challenges.

World's First Anti-Doping Dog Works at SM Week in Umeå

Molly, the world's first qualified anti-doping dog, is working during the SM Week competitions in Umeå, where she uses her specialized training to detect doping substances.

SNP Accuses Scottish Labour Leader of Hypocrisy Over NHS Work Policy

The Scottish National Party has accused Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar of hypocrisy after he announced a policy requiring NHS staff trained in Scotland to work there for five years, citing his own shorter NHS work period.

Josh Simons resigns as minister after ethics probe into smear campaign claims

Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons has resigned after reportedly being cleared by the government's ethics adviser of breaching the ministerial code over allegations he ordered a smear campaign against journalists. The controversy stems from an investigation commissioned by the Labour Together think-tank when Simons was its director.

Tui Repatriates 20 Swedish Travelers from Middle East Amid Regional Uncertainties

Travel company Tui has brought home 20 Swedish travelers from destinations in the Middle East in recent days, according to the company's press department, highlighting efforts to ensure customer safety.