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Aftonbladet libelled Littorin: ex-watchdog
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Aftonbladet libelled Littorin: ex-watchdog

Sweden’s biggest tabloid, Aftonbladet, would be likely to lose a libel case over its allegations that former minister Sven Otto Littorin used a prostitute, the former head of Sweden’s press watchdog has said.
Israeli military admits to organ harvesting
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Israeli military admits to organ harvesting

Following diplomatic tensions over an August article published in Swedish tabloid Aftonbladet accusing the Israeli army of illegally harvesting the organs of Palestinians, Israel has admitted its forensic pathologists removed organs from dead bodies without consent from their families, reports the Associated Press.
Organ theft article 'a perversion of journalistic standards'
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Organ theft article 'a perversion of journalistic standards'

<b>Amid an ongoing uproar over accusations that Israel harvested the organs of dead Palestinians, Andrea Levin of the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America (CAMERA) issues a fresh plea to Aftonbladet to acknowledge and correct "the factual errors that litter the article".</b>
Italy: EU should condemn Aftonbladet article
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Italy: EU should condemn Aftonbladet article

Italy’s foreign minister, Franco Frattini, says he has met with his Swedish counterpart Carl Bildt to iron out a strategy for resolving the fallout from an article published in the Aftonbladet newspaper, which reported allegations that the Israeli army harvested the organs of dead Palestinians, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reports.
Aftonbladet compromises on .SE name
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Aftonbladet compromises on .SE name

Newspaper giant Aftonbladet had planned to launch its new free newspaper, .SE, in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö on Monday, but The Local has learned that a last minute name change is likely.