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Swedish Journalist Arrested in Turkey Amid Crackdown on Press
Swedish journalist Joakim Medin was arrested in Turkey on Thursday upon arrival, accused of insulting President Erdogan and ties to a terrorist organization; this follows recent protests and arrests of other journalists, including a BBC reporter who was deported.
Swedish Journalist Arrested in Turkey Amid Crackdown on Press
Swedish journalist Joakim Medin was arrested in Turkey on Thursday upon arrival, accused of insulting President Erdogan and ties to a terrorist organization; this follows recent protests and arrests of other journalists, including a BBC reporter who was deported.
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44% Bias Score


Malmö's Hyllie: A Sustainable Urban Energy Model
Hyllie, a district in Malmö, Sweden, uses renewable and recycled energy sources—solar, wind, biogas, incinerated refuse, and excess industrial heat—for its heating and cooling, managed by E.ON's ectocloud and ectogrid systems, showcasing a sustainable urban development model.
Malmö's Hyllie: A Sustainable Urban Energy Model
Hyllie, a district in Malmö, Sweden, uses renewable and recycled energy sources—solar, wind, biogas, incinerated refuse, and excess industrial heat—for its heating and cooling, managed by E.ON's ectocloud and ectogrid systems, showcasing a sustainable urban development model.
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20% Bias Score


Stockholm's District Heating Success: A Model for Sustainable Energy
Stockholm's district heating network, the world's largest, leverages waste heat sources, reducing its carbon footprint significantly; this success is attributed to decades of investment, spurred by the 1973 oil crisis and facilitated by supportive policies and communal housing structures.
Stockholm's District Heating Success: A Model for Sustainable Energy
Stockholm's district heating network, the world's largest, leverages waste heat sources, reducing its carbon footprint significantly; this success is attributed to decades of investment, spurred by the 1973 oil crisis and facilitated by supportive policies and communal housing structures.
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44% Bias Score


Denmark Accelerates Women's Conscription Amid Major Military Buildup
Denmark will begin mandatory military service for women in 2026, a year ahead of schedule, due to the army's need for personnel and a commitment to gender equality; this is part of a larger plan to increase defense spending to at least 3.2 percent of GDP, potentially reaching 5 percent, amid straine...
Denmark Accelerates Women's Conscription Amid Major Military Buildup
Denmark will begin mandatory military service for women in 2026, a year ahead of schedule, due to the army's need for personnel and a commitment to gender equality; this is part of a larger plan to increase defense spending to at least 3.2 percent of GDP, potentially reaching 5 percent, amid straine...
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48% Bias Score


Food Insecurity Impacts 29% of Swedish Single-Parent Families
A study by four Swedish organizations, including the Red Cross, reveals that 29% of single-parent families struggle with food security due to inflation, high household debt, and rising food prices, disproportionately affecting children's access to education and social activities.
Food Insecurity Impacts 29% of Swedish Single-Parent Families
A study by four Swedish organizations, including the Red Cross, reveals that 29% of single-parent families struggle with food security due to inflation, high household debt, and rising food prices, disproportionately affecting children's access to education and social activities.
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28% Bias Score


Dutch Defence Aims for 200,000 Personnel, Conscription Possible
The Dutch Ministry of Defence announced plans to increase its personnel to 200,000, including military, civilian, and reserve personnel, potentially reintroducing conscription; this follows Sweden's model of voluntary testing and conscription if needed.
Dutch Defence Aims for 200,000 Personnel, Conscription Possible
The Dutch Ministry of Defence announced plans to increase its personnel to 200,000, including military, civilian, and reserve personnel, potentially reintroducing conscription; this follows Sweden's model of voluntary testing and conscription if needed.
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48% Bias Score

Klarna CEO's $22.5 Million Salary Exceeds Deutsche Bank and UBS Counterparts
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski's 2024 compensation of $22.5 million, as revealed in the company's IPO prospectus, surpasses that of Deutsche Bank and UBS CEOs, highlighting the differing valuations of fintech and traditional banking.

Klarna CEO's $22.5 Million Salary Exceeds Deutsche Bank and UBS Counterparts
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski's 2024 compensation of $22.5 million, as revealed in the company's IPO prospectus, surpasses that of Deutsche Bank and UBS CEOs, highlighting the differing valuations of fintech and traditional banking.
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44% Bias Score

Sweden's Massive Military Buildup Amid US Defense Concerns
Facing concerns over US defense reliability, Sweden announced a six-year, tens-of-billions-of-dollars military spending increase to fund rocket artillery, space-based navigation, air defenses, and support for Ukraine, driven by Russia's war and Sweden's NATO membership.

Sweden's Massive Military Buildup Amid US Defense Concerns
Facing concerns over US defense reliability, Sweden announced a six-year, tens-of-billions-of-dollars military spending increase to fund rocket artillery, space-based navigation, air defenses, and support for Ukraine, driven by Russia's war and Sweden's NATO membership.
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44% Bias Score

E-Scooter Accidents Primarily Caused by Rider Recklessness: Study
A Swedish study reveals that most e-scooter accidents in Gothenburg are due to risky rider behavior, such as one-handed operation and phone use, with rental scooter users showing a higher propensity for reckless behavior; this trend correlates with a rise in e-scooter accidents in Germany, reaching ...

E-Scooter Accidents Primarily Caused by Rider Recklessness: Study
A Swedish study reveals that most e-scooter accidents in Gothenburg are due to risky rider behavior, such as one-handed operation and phone use, with rental scooter users showing a higher propensity for reckless behavior; this trend correlates with a rise in e-scooter accidents in Germany, reaching ...
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40% Bias Score

Nicotine Pouches Linked to New Gum Disease
A new type of painful gum disease causing large inflamed ulcers has been linked to nicotine pouches, particularly 'white' snus, by Swedish dentists, who warn of the high nicotine content and alkaline solution.

Nicotine Pouches Linked to New Gum Disease
A new type of painful gum disease causing large inflamed ulcers has been linked to nicotine pouches, particularly 'white' snus, by Swedish dentists, who warn of the high nicotine content and alkaline solution.
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52% Bias Score

Waist Circumference Increase Linked to Higher Cancer Risk in Men
A Swedish study analyzing 340,000 health records found a significant link between increased waist circumference and cancer risk, particularly in men, where a 4-inch (11cm) increase over 14 years correlated with a 25% higher risk, highlighting waist circumference as a more effective measure than BMI ...

Waist Circumference Increase Linked to Higher Cancer Risk in Men
A Swedish study analyzing 340,000 health records found a significant link between increased waist circumference and cancer risk, particularly in men, where a 4-inch (11cm) increase over 14 years correlated with a 25% higher risk, highlighting waist circumference as a more effective measure than BMI ...
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36% Bias Score

The Last Journey": An Ethically Questionable Documentary
Swedish TV presenter Filip Hammar takes his apathetic father Lars on a trip to the French Riviera to reignite his zest for life, resulting in a highly emotional, yet ethically questionable documentary, "The Last Journey", which raises questions about the boundaries of filial duty and the ethics of f...

The Last Journey": An Ethically Questionable Documentary
Swedish TV presenter Filip Hammar takes his apathetic father Lars on a trip to the French Riviera to reignite his zest for life, resulting in a highly emotional, yet ethically questionable documentary, "The Last Journey", which raises questions about the boundaries of filial duty and the ethics of f...
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52% Bias Score
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