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Protests in Sweden and Mexico Over Migration Policies

Sweden Considers Extended Bar Hours for 2026 World Cup Matches

Stockholm Launches Paid Work Pilot for Eighth Graders

Finnish Nuclear Weapons Proposal Sparks Debate, Opposition Criticizes Secrecy

Center Party Rejects Left Party Coalition Talks Amid Tensions

Social Democrats Demand Ban on Confessional Schools, Propose Säpo Involvement

Oliver Molander moved to Sweden after Google offer

Oliver Molander relocated to Sweden after Google offered him a role targeting the Swedish market, leveraging his Swedish mother tongue. He now works as an investor in Stockholm, viewing it as a key European hub for tech and AI.

EU Appoints Jyrki Katainen as Arctic Special Advisor

The European Commission has appointed Jyrki Katainen as the EU's special advisor for the Arctic region, tasked with increasing the bloc's strategic presence and effectiveness in the area. Katainen will provide advice on implementing EU Arctic priorities, which may include economic security, connectivity, sustainable development, and climate and energy.

Peter Andre and Katie Price end feud for children

Peter Andre and Katie Price have ended their feud and called a truce for the sake of their children, releasing a joint statement in February declaring they would close the door on the past and move forward with positivity and respect.

Lloyds Data Breach Affects Nearly 500,000 Customers

Lloyds Banking Group exposed the personal data of nearly 500,000 customers in an IT glitch on March 12, affecting accounts across its Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland brands. The bank has paid £139,000 in compensation and reported the incident to regulators, with no financial losses reported so far.

Kalmar County launches summer campaign to attract German tourists as residents

Kalmar County in Sweden is running a summer campaign targeting German tourists to encourage them to relocate to the region, with the initiative spanning from July 7 to August 17. The effort aims to boost awareness among Germans aged 25-40 and drive registrations for a digital 'move here' meeting this autumn.

GWR to launch overnight train trial from west England to Gatwick Airport

A new overnight train service connecting the west of England with Gatwick Airport is set to launch this summer, with Great Western Railway (GWR) announcing a 12-week trial starting on 6 June.

Hulu and Disney+ to Release 'Alice and Steve' Starring Nicola Walker

Nicola Walker stars in the upcoming Hulu and Disney+ comedy-drama series 'Alice and Steve', described by Disney+ as the 'ultimate wrong-com' and a 'must-watch'. The series is an anti-romantic comedy exploring friendship, family, and love.

Health expert warns of infection spike after Easter holidays

A health expert predicts a spike in infections following the Easter holidays, driven by increased social mingling and travel. Seasonal changes and poorly maintained air conditioning systems could accelerate the spread of viruses and bacteria.

UK Nuclear Submarine Arrives in Arabian Sea Amid Iran Tensions

A Royal Navy nuclear-powered submarine has arrived in the Arabian Sea, according to military sources, as the UK expands its military posture in the region. The deployment follows a decision by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to allow the US to use British bases for strikes on Iranian sites.

Government Denies New School Building in Västerhejde

The government has decided against a new school building in Västerhejde, Gotland, following an appeal by the Swedish Armed Forces. School operations will continue as usual with the existing pavilion.

Gotland Opens Nominations for Youth Leader Prize

Gotland is accepting nominations for its Youth Leader Prize, a 10,000 kronor award for volunteer youth workers. The nomination deadline is April 15.

Northhold Group Acquires Unfinished Milburngate Development in Durham

The long-stalled Milburngate development in Durham has been acquired by Manchester-based Northhold Group, which plans to restart work on the multimillion-pound project in the coming months.

Riksdag Board to Propose Changes to Parliamentary Rules

The Riksdag Board is expected to decide by the end of March to submit a proposal to amend the Riksdag Act. The new rules are intended to be introduced on September 1, ahead of the next Speaker election.

Blekinge landlords raise rents for 2026, affecting nearly 15,000 apartments

Both public housing and private landlords in Blekinge are raising rents by between 3% and 3.9% for 2026, affecting nearly 15,000 rental apartments in the county, according to figures from the Tenants' Association.