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Sweden Assigns Task to Improve Information Sharing to Prevent Attacks

Sweden's New Mortgage Rules to Take Effect April 1, 2026

Sweden Proposes Revenue Sharing for Wind Turbine Neighbors

Sydney Easter Show faces complaints over glitches, crowds, prices

The Sydney Royal Easter Show is drawing visitor complaints about high prices, overcrowding, and technical glitches, sparking debate about whether the event has lost its charm.

Huw Edwards sentenced for indecent images after BBC scandal drama airs

Former BBC presenter Huw Edwards received a six-month suspended prison sentence in 2024 after pleading guilty to making indecent images of children. His conviction follows The Sun's 2023 allegations about payments to a teenager, which police found no evidence to support, and coincides with a Channel 5 drama about the scandal that Edwards has criticized.

Sweden Issues New Guidelines for Extremely Premature Infants

Sweden's National Council on Medical Ethics has released ethical recommendations for infants born at 22-23 weeks, advocating palliative care at week 22 and more active intervention at week 23, with a focus on parental involvement and national standards.