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Prime Minister's State Secretary admits mistakes in the Landerholm case, says it took too long
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Prime Minister's State Secretary admits mistakes in the Landerholm case, says it took too long

It took the Government Offices 673 days to record a damage assessment in the so-called Landerholm case. At the same time, there was a delay in releasing employees' emails
Criticized pediatric cardiologist reported again by Region Skåne
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Criticized pediatric cardiologist reported again by Region Skåne

The doctor who wrongly declared a large number of children with heart disease in Jönköping to be healthy is now also being reported by Region Skåne, reports Dagens Nyheter.
Police officer removed after serving as firearms instructor to serious criminals
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Police officer removed after serving as firearms instructor to serious criminals

A police officer has been removed from duty after Dagens Nyheter reported that he had served as a firearms instructor to, among others, serious criminals, the police announced.
Proposal for teenage deportations by May
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Proposal for teenage deportations by May

A referral to the Council on Legislation on the so-called teenage deportations will come no later than May, Migration Minister Johan Forssell (M) tells Dagens Nyheter.
Sophie Hansson takes a break, will skip the European Championships
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Sophie Hansson takes a break, will skip the European Championships

Swimmer Sophie Hansson, who has several World Cup and European Championship medals, is pausing her career and will skip this summer's European Championships, Dagens Nyheter reports.
Forssell dismisses reports that Sweden funded ghost jobs in Somali government office
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Forssell dismisses reports that Sweden funded ghost jobs in Somali government office

Migration Minister Johan Forssell (M) denies that Sweden has funded "ghost services" in the Somali government office. The claim is completely baseless, he told the Constitutional Committee (KU)
Örebro football community in mourning after fatal shooting
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Örebro football community in mourning after fatal shooting

Örebro's football community is in mourning after a fatal shooting over the weekend. The 20-year-old victim played for one of the city's larger football clubs
L-profile leaves the party after re-election: painful sadness
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L-profile leaves the party after re-election: painful sadness

A number of Liberals are now leaving the party after Simona Mohamsson was re-elected as party leader. Among them is the party's opposition mayor in Stockholm, Jan Jönsson, who will not run again
KD MEP Alice Teodorescu Måwe does not want to disclose anonymous financier for her personal security
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KD MEP Alice Teodorescu Måwe does not want to disclose anonymous financier for her personal security

KD's MEP Alice Teodorescu Måwe receives funding for personal security. But she declined to say who is responsible for the financing
Swedish Interrail buyers' personal data for sale on darknet after Eurail breach
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Swedish Interrail buyers' personal data for sale on darknet after Eurail breach

Personal data from Swedes who bought Interrail passes is being sold on the darknet after a major data breach, Dagens Nyheter reports.
Withdrawn report in Sweden contained fabricated studies
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Withdrawn report in Sweden contained fabricated studies

Last week, the Ministry of Health and Welfare withdrew a memorandum about child and youth care in Sweden. Dagens Nyheter reports that the references were, in several cases, fabricated and incorrect
Liberal top may leave politics after SD announcement
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Liberal top may leave politics after SD announcement

Liberal figure Jan Jönsson will leave politics if Simona Mohamsson's SD line is carried through.
Despite shortcomings, SD's aid project receives millions in funding
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Despite shortcomings, SD's aid project receives millions in funding

Despite major shortcomings, the Sweden Democrats' own aid organization Hepatica has received a new million-SEK grant from Sida.
No plan to reopen the Biological Museum in Stockholm
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No plan to reopen the Biological Museum in Stockholm

The extensive renovation of the Biological Museum on Djurgården in Stockholm continues. Dagens Nyheter reports it is unclear when the museum can reopen
Britz: Liberals have historically low support, need to act
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Britz: Liberals have historically low support, need to act

The Liberals' previous red line against the SD was not logical and contributed to a record-low level of public support, according to Minister of Labor Johan Britz (L). There are six months left until the election
US attacks on foreign leaders are a double-edged sword
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US attacks on foreign leaders are a double-edged sword

Secret agents and old-fashioned espionage, backed by the latest AI-enhanced technology, are how experts explain that Israel and the US were able to access not just Ali Khamenei, but pretty much anyone they wanted, anywhere. But while perhaps no one else can or will carry out such operations, these methods are described as "a double-edged sword
Data: Swedish government IT system hacked
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Data: Swedish government IT system hacked

A large amount of sensitive information allegedly coming from a Swedish government IT system has been posted on the darknet, according to Dagens Nyheter and Expressen.
Alexander Mahmoud big winner at Picture of the Year gala
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Alexander Mahmoud big winner at Picture of the Year gala

He took the Picture of the Year and was named Photographer of the Year. DN photographer Alexander Mahmoud was the big winner at the Picture of the Year gala, where he also received awards in three other categories
Östlund's film delayed, misses Cannes
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Östlund's film delayed, misses Cannes

Ruben Östlund's upcoming film "The Entertainment System Is Down" is delayed and will therefore miss the Cannes Film Festival, writes Dagens Nyheter.
US attacks on foreign leaders a double-edged sword
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US attacks on foreign leaders a double-edged sword

Secret agents and old-fashioned espionage, backed by the latest AI-enhanced technology, are how experts explain that Israel and the US were able to access not just Ali Khamenei, but pretty much anyone they wanted, anywhere. But while perhaps no one else can or will carry out such operations, experts describe them as "a double-edged sword
Author Gerda Antti is dead, widely read and loved
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Author Gerda Antti is dead, widely read and loved

Author Gerda Antti has died, Östgöta-Correspondenten reports. She was 96 years old
Åkesson wants teenage expulsions paused until a valve is in place
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Åkesson wants teenage expulsions paused until a valve is in place

The Sweden Democrats' party leader, Jimmie Åkesson, wants the expulsions of teenagers to be paused - until a valve is in place. "I think that would be the most reasonable thing, instead of rushing something that doesn't hit the mark either," Åkesson tells Dagens Nyheter
After secret surveillance, two employees fired at Växjö forensic psychiatric clinic
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After secret surveillance, two employees fired at Växjö forensic psychiatric clinic

Two employees have been fired after secret surveillance at the regional forensic psychiatric clinic in Växjö, P4 Kronoberg reports.
Riksdag cancels Cyprus trip over canceled flights, airspace restrictions and general security situation
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Riksdag cancels Cyprus trip over canceled flights, airspace restrictions and general security situation

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