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Swedish Court Tries ISIL Member for 2015 War Crime
Osama Krayem, a Swedish ISIL member, stands trial in Stockholm for war crimes related to the 2015 burning alive of Jordanian pilot Moaz al-Kassasbeh in Syria; the prosecution's case relies on a video showing Krayem's presence and a visible scar, while Krayem denies the charges despite admitting to b...
Swedish Court Tries ISIL Member for 2015 War Crime
Osama Krayem, a Swedish ISIL member, stands trial in Stockholm for war crimes related to the 2015 burning alive of Jordanian pilot Moaz al-Kassasbeh in Syria; the prosecution's case relies on a video showing Krayem's presence and a visible scar, while Krayem denies the charges despite admitting to b...
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44% Bias Score
Sweden's 17th-Century Copper Standard: Economic Innovation and Monetary Independence
Faced with a shortage of gold and silver in the 17th century, Sweden under King Gustav II Adolf introduced copper as a third monetary standard in 1624, using its abundant supply from the Falun mine to stimulate the economy, reduce dependence on foreign trade, and create independent monetary policy, ...
Sweden's 17th-Century Copper Standard: Economic Innovation and Monetary Independence
Faced with a shortage of gold and silver in the 17th century, Sweden under King Gustav II Adolf introduced copper as a third monetary standard in 1624, using its abundant supply from the Falun mine to stimulate the economy, reduce dependence on foreign trade, and create independent monetary policy, ...
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8% Bias Score
Medieval Monastery Ruins Discovered in Sweden
A Swedish hobbyist's discovery of a symbol on an 18th-century map led archaeologists to the remains of a medieval monastery in Derome, Sweden, dating back to the late 1100s, featuring 6.5-foot-thick walls, potentially the original site of Ås Abbey.
Medieval Monastery Ruins Discovered in Sweden
A Swedish hobbyist's discovery of a symbol on an 18th-century map led archaeologists to the remains of a medieval monastery in Derome, Sweden, dating back to the late 1100s, featuring 6.5-foot-thick walls, potentially the original site of Ås Abbey.
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24% Bias Score
Volvo Cuts 3,000 Jobs Amidst Global Automotive Industry Challenges
Volvo Cars announced 3,000 job cuts globally, primarily in office positions, due to challenges in the automotive industry including trade tensions and economic uncertainty; 1,200 jobs will be cut in Sweden, along with 1,000 consultant positions.
Volvo Cuts 3,000 Jobs Amidst Global Automotive Industry Challenges
Volvo Cars announced 3,000 job cuts globally, primarily in office positions, due to challenges in the automotive industry including trade tensions and economic uncertainty; 1,200 jobs will be cut in Sweden, along with 1,000 consultant positions.
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36% Bias Score
Poland Intercepts Russian Ship Near Power Cable Linking Poland and Sweden
Poland's military intercepted a sanctioned Russian ship, the Sun, conducting suspicious maneuvers near an undersea power cable connecting Poland and Sweden; the cable remains operational, highlighting heightened tensions in the Baltic Sea.
Poland Intercepts Russian Ship Near Power Cable Linking Poland and Sweden
Poland's military intercepted a sanctioned Russian ship, the Sun, conducting suspicious maneuvers near an undersea power cable connecting Poland and Sweden; the cable remains operational, highlighting heightened tensions in the Baltic Sea.
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48% Bias Score
Daughter Reunited with Cannibal Father After Four-Year Separation
Jamie-Lee Arrow, 23, reunited with her cannibal father, Isakin Jonsson, in October 2024, after a four-year separation, following Jonsson's 2011 conviction for the murder and cannibalism of his girlfriend, Helle Christensen, in Skara, Sweden, when Arrow was nine years old.
Daughter Reunited with Cannibal Father After Four-Year Separation
Jamie-Lee Arrow, 23, reunited with her cannibal father, Isakin Jonsson, in October 2024, after a four-year separation, following Jonsson's 2011 conviction for the murder and cannibalism of his girlfriend, Helle Christensen, in Skara, Sweden, when Arrow was nine years old.
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52% Bias Score
Israel's Road Safety Crisis: A Comparison with Sweden's Vision Zero
In 2024, Israel experienced a 22% rise in road fatalities (439 deaths), contrasting sharply with Sweden's 8% decrease (210 deaths) using the Vision Zero model; this model, implemented since 1997, prioritizes systemic changes to prevent accidents, resulting in a significantly lower fatality rate comp...
Israel's Road Safety Crisis: A Comparison with Sweden's Vision Zero
In 2024, Israel experienced a 22% rise in road fatalities (439 deaths), contrasting sharply with Sweden's 8% decrease (210 deaths) using the Vision Zero model; this model, implemented since 1997, prioritizes systemic changes to prevent accidents, resulting in a significantly lower fatality rate comp...
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52% Bias Score
Sweden Recommends Halt to International Adoptions Following Child Trafficking Inquiry
A Swedish government investigation into international adoptions revealed child trafficking and illegal adoptions from the 1970s-2000s, prompting calls to end such adoptions due to ethical concerns and risk levels; the investigation involved confirmed cases, falsified documents, and lack of informed ...
Sweden Recommends Halt to International Adoptions Following Child Trafficking Inquiry
A Swedish government investigation into international adoptions revealed child trafficking and illegal adoptions from the 1970s-2000s, prompting calls to end such adoptions due to ethical concerns and risk levels; the investigation involved confirmed cases, falsified documents, and lack of informed ...
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56% Bias Score
Greece to Establish New Consumer Protection Agency
The Greek government will create a new independent consumer protection agency by mid-2026, merging existing bodies to improve market control and combat high prices, mirroring Sweden's model.
Greece to Establish New Consumer Protection Agency
The Greek government will create a new independent consumer protection agency by mid-2026, merging existing bodies to improve market control and combat high prices, mirroring Sweden's model.
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36% Bias Score
Western Inequality: A Reassessment
Daniel Waldenström, Stockholm's IFN economics professor, argues that Western societies currently have the lowest inequality globally, with the middle class experiencing record wealth growth despite the rise in billionaires. He attributes the rise of populist movements to incomplete integration of im...
Western Inequality: A Reassessment
Daniel Waldenström, Stockholm's IFN economics professor, argues that Western societies currently have the lowest inequality globally, with the middle class experiencing record wealth growth despite the rise in billionaires. He attributes the rise of populist movements to incomplete integration of im...
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52% Bias Score
Polish Military Intercepts Russian Ship Near Baltic Sea Energy Cable
Poland's military intercepted a Russian ship performing suspicious maneuvers near an undersea energy cable connecting Poland and Sweden, prompting a military response and highlighting the ongoing tensions in the Baltic Sea related to Russia's 'shadow fleet' used to circumvent sanctions.
Polish Military Intercepts Russian Ship Near Baltic Sea Energy Cable
Poland's military intercepted a Russian ship performing suspicious maneuvers near an undersea energy cable connecting Poland and Sweden, prompting a military response and highlighting the ongoing tensions in the Baltic Sea related to Russia's 'shadow fleet' used to circumvent sanctions.
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60% Bias Score
Swedish School Shooting: Ten Dead, Motive Unclear
In Örebro, Sweden, on February 4th, Rickard Andersson, a 35-year-old former student with four legally owned firearms, fatally shot ten students and teachers at an adult education school before killing himself; police found no evidence of extremist motives but cited mental health issues and financial...
Swedish School Shooting: Ten Dead, Motive Unclear
In Örebro, Sweden, on February 4th, Rickard Andersson, a 35-year-old former student with four legally owned firearms, fatally shot ten students and teachers at an adult education school before killing himself; police found no evidence of extremist motives but cited mental health issues and financial...
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32% Bias Score
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