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Pirate Bay co-founder jailed for two years
National: 20 Jun 13
Pirate Bay founder Gottfrid Svartholm Warg was sentenced on Thursday to two years in prison for data breaches, aggravated fraud, and attempted aggravated fraud, in what was Sweden's biggest ever hacking trial.
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Swede jailed for life in historic genocide case
Politics: 20 Jun 13
A Swedish man became the first person in the country to be convicted of genocide, as he was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday for participating in the 1994 massacre of Tutsis in Rwanda.
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73 Percent Fat - a photo diary on battling obesity
National: 20 Jun 13
As one of Sweden's most talented up-and-coming photojournalists, Alexander Mahmoud, 22, faces his toughest challenge yet. Not only losing weight, but photographing himself along the way. Our Swede of the Week tells us about the warts-and-all project 73 Percent Fat.
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Henrik Larsson makes cameo comeback
Sport: 20 Jun 13
Swedish veteran Henrik Larsson pulled on his boots and rekindled past glories in a fleeting appearance on Wednesday for local Helsingborg side Högaborg, the division two outfit where his glittering career began.
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Swedish health-care staff actually care about us
National: 20 Jun 13
After the birth of his two bonny baby girls, former Londoner Paul Connolly swoons over Swedish healthcare's 'just the right side of hands off' approach that left him feeling safe despite his wife's swollen elephant trotters and high blood pressure.
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Good Midsummer weather a traffic hazard
National: 20 Jun 13
Midsummer Eve is the most dangerous day to be out on the roads in Sweden, with 60 traffic accidents last year. To make sure everyone reaches the maypole in one piece, the Transport Administration has issued traffic advice.
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Moderate Party politician wants care-home 'spies'
Politics: 20 Jun 13
A local Moderate Party politician has called for the installation of undercover spies to patrol retirement homes to ensure that staff do their jobs, in the wake of a slew of recent scandals.
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Pay deal averts Midsummer train chaos
Business & Money: 20 Jun 13
Midsummer revellers can breathe a sigh of relief after employers and unions agreed a new pay deal and averted a train strike that promised to wreak havoc over the holiday weekend.
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Drunk men more likely to drown: study
National: 20 Jun 13
Men are twice as likely as women to drown, according to a new study, with middle-aged men with alcohol in their bodies posing the greatest risk.
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Swedish addicts could get glass 'free zone'
National: 19 Jun 13
Politicians in the small Swedish town of Falköping want to give alcoholics and drug users a glass-encased zone in the middle of a central square, saying it would lessen public disturbances and allow "the down and out" to socialize.
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EU probes SAS airline over state aid
National: 19 Jun 13
The European Commission opened an in-depth probe on Wednesday to see if state aid given to Scandinavian Airlines by Sweden and Denmark conformed to EU rules.
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H&M blames long winter for profit drop
Business & Money: 19 Jun 13
Swedish clothes manufacturer H&M posted a larger than expected drop in quarterly profit on Wednesday, citing the unusually harsh winter in Europe and North America.
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Jeepers creepers, your shoes hurt my peepers
Lifestyle: 19 Jun 13
In The Local's new Fashion Fix column on Swedish trends, Englishwoman Victoria Hussey gets up close and personal with shoes - namely "brothel creepers" from WWII that have been making a steady return to Stockholm pavements.
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Frozen raspberries could spread vomiting bug
National: 19 Jun 13
Imported frozen raspberries should be boiled before eaten according to new advice from Sweden's National Food Agency, which warns that the berries may carry the novo virus that is more known for causing winter vomiting disease.
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Sweden sells 6.4-percent stake in Nordea
Business & Money: 19 Jun 13
The Swedish government announced on Wednesday that it had sold 6.4 percent of its stake in Nordic banking giant Nordea, reducing its holding to 7.0 percent.
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Body of lonely Swedish patient forgotten for days
National: 19 Jun 13
A deceased patient who had no relatives was left in a room for five days at the Örebro University Hospital before staff realized the body was still there.
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Scab row as students disrupt bus strike
National: 19 Jun 13
Stockholm bus traffic was at a standstill Wednesday as drivers launched a major strike at midnight, but a group of Conservative youths disrupted the action by replacing a bus route between two of the city's major hospitals.
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Tax bill for politician's ties to far-right site
National: 19 Jun 13
Sweden Democrat MP Kent Ekeroth has to pay tax for money sent to his bank account as donations to two far-right websites that he claims to have nothing to do with editorially.
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Sweden to send 160 troops in Mali mission
National: 19 Jun 13
Sweden's parliament has voted to send up to 160 troops to Mali in July in an effort to support peace and security in the west African nation.
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Top ten ways you know you've turned Swedish
Lifestyle: 19 Jun 13
For some foreigners living in Sweden, a natural "inner Swede" can develop that often doesn't show its face until you're back home again. The Local's Patrick Reilly lists the top ten ways this inner Swede can change your life.
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Extreme-right sites beat political party pages
National: 19 Jun 13
Far-right websites in Sweden are receiving so much traffic they are seven times more popular than the established political parties' online portals.
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Assange is the UK's problem: lawyer
National: 18 Jun 13
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is prepared to spend another five years inside the Ecuadorean embassy in London, but one Swedish lawyer said on Tuesday that the decision would not affect the Swedish case.
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Male nurse dons dress in shorts shortage rage
Society: 18 Jun 13
A male Swedish nurse has donned a dress to protest the lack of shorts at a hospital in southern Sweden, saying he had to fight the small battles for gender equality in the workplace.
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Transport chaos threatens Midsummer
National: 18 Jun 13
A public transport strike appears likely to kick off on Wednesday night after unions and state-transport heads failed to agree on workers' pay and conditions after three days of discussions.
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Aid cuts would be 'devastating'
Business & Money: 18 Jun 13
Criticism of the government's foreign aid policy is mounting as Swedish ambassadors, aid organizations and politicians slam Development Aid Minister Gunilla Carlsson's announcements that development assistance to several countries may be slashed.
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Swedish forestry firm cuts 2,500 jobs
Business & Money: 18 Jun 13
Forestry giant Stora Enso plans to let another 2,500 employees go, of whom 750 work in Sweden, citing weak markets and deflating profits.
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Puppy smuggling shows no signs of abating
National: 18 Jun 13
Almost 2,000 puppies are smuggled illegally to Sweden every year, new statistics reveal, putting Sweden at risk of rabies while endangering the life and health of the trendy dogs.
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Train driver slams beggar on loudspeaker
National: 18 Jun 13
A Swedish train driver has been criticized for using the loudspeaker to warn passengers about a beggar on board a Stockholm commuter train, and encouraging them to save their money and rip up the beggar's papers.
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Stockholm travellers a repeat problem: police
National: 18 Jun 13
A travelling community has moved on after Stockholm University exchange students were forced out of their accommodation over safety concerns, with police claiming the situation is nothing new.
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Swedish princess bride escapes traffic fine
National: 18 Jun 13
Stockholm City Police have decided not to issue Princess Madeleine a fine for driving in the bus lane a few days before her high-profile wedding, after confusion about her rights to use the lane.
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The ultimate love test is a bloody affair
Analysis & Opinion: 18 Jun 13
A zombie, a cocaine-snorting rock star and a middle-aged cop walk into a bar.... Which one captures love columnist Emilia Millicent's attention? In her last column for The Local, she explains how she has devised the ultimate test of romantic compatibility.
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No review for hand-shake discrimination case
National: 18 Jun 13
The Swedish Justice Ombudsman will not look at a case in western Sweden where a man was paid damages for not being given an internship after he refused to shake a female boss's hand for religious reasons.
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Sweden among winners in future EU-US deal
Business & Money: 17 Jun 13
Sweden is second in line to benefit the most from an EU free-trade deal with the US, for which negotiations were finally given the all-clear in a move welcomed by pro-business groups in Sweden.
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Top ten tips for entrepreneurs in Sweden
Analysis & Opinion: 17 Jun 13
Thinking of starting a business? Doubting you can make it work? The Local caught up with equity crowdfunders FundedByMe to find out what makes "just another great idea" become a successful big-earner.
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Profit hunt dampens housing construction
National: 17 Jun 13
The challenge of finding solutions to Stockholm's housing shortage must compete with the profit margins of commercial construction companies with a vested interest in keeping property prices high, a new report has found.
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'Low ambition' Achilles heel of Swedish start-ups
National: 17 Jun 13
Despite increasing numbers of start-ups, Swedes are still less talented at taking their business to the next level, according to a new global study published on Monday.
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Boxing defenders knock down ban proposal
Sport: 17 Jun 13
A debate about banning professional boxing in Sweden has been reignited following Frida Wallberg's nearly fatal defeat in a title fight against Australia's Diana Prazak.
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New Telia CEO 'excited' about the job
Business & Money: 17 Jun 13
TeliaSonera's new head Johan Dennelind believes he is the right man to restore the Swedish telecom giant's reputation after the company's Uzbek bribery scandal.
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Swedes joining rebels can 'rarely be stopped'
National: 17 Jun 13
A Säpo official has suggested Sweden is powerless to stop citizens from joining Islamist rebels in Syria even though there is a risk they will return to commit acts of terror in Sweden.
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Silent buses to woo Gothenburg commuters
National: 17 Jun 13
Swedish automaker Volvo is set to launch a fleet of silent, electric buses in Gothenburg, as part of the west coast city's aim to become climate-neutral as well as tackle noise pollution.
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ABB board unanimous in pick of CEO
Business & Money: 17 Jun 13
Swiss-Swedish engineering giant ABB has appointed a new CEO, who has a background in oil and gas, utilities, telecoms and automotive industries and who was a key player in the acquisition of Baldor.
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Swedish woman fakes cancer to get out of jail
National: 17 Jun 13
A woman in southern Sweden has been sentenced to a further two months in prison after she tried to get out of her initial sentence by forging a medical certificate that claimed she had cancer and only a few months to live.
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Woman and child forced into 'frightening' crash
National: 17 Jun 13
Three young men who felt "provoked" by a woman on a road in eastern Sweden are suspected of assault and reckless driving after they taunted the woman and both vehicles ended up in a ditch.
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Assange meets Ecuador minister in London
National: 17 Jun 13
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange made a rare public appearance on Sunday as he met with Ecuador's foreign minister, over a year after Assange took asylum in London's Ecuadorean embassy to avoid extradition to Sweden.
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'Pizzeria arsonist' wounded in fire
National: 16 Jun 13
A 25-year-old man who received burns in a pizzeria fire has been arrested on suspicion of committing severe arson.
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Sweden braces for traffic chaos amid strike threats
National: 16 Jun 13
As unions threaten to pull bus, train and underground staff, commuters may experience severe disruptions ahead of the Midsummer weekend.
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Unemployment higher among men in Sweden
Society: 16 Jun 13
The difference between unemployment rates among Swedish men and women grew in 2012, with more men currently out of work, according to new figures from Eurostat.
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'My mind's not confined': Julian Assange
National: 16 Jun 13
One year after taking refuge in Ecuador's London embassy, the WikiLeaks founder tells AFP's Katy Lee that he still works every day and that NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden should be celebrated as a "hero".
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Boxer awakes from coma after knockout fight
Sport: 16 Jun 13
Swedish female super featherweight boxing star Frida Wallberg underwent surgery after sustaining a serious head injury in a 10-round world championship title fight against Australia’s Diana Prazak on Friday.
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32 police officers hurt in Stockholm riots
Society: 15 Jun 13
According to a new report published by the police over 30 officers were injured during the recent unrest in Stockholm suburbs and many did not have protective equipment.
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Annual cycling event takes dramatic turn
Sport: 15 Jun 13
A female cyclist was seriously injured in Vätternrundan, the world's largest recreational cycling event in which thousands of participants race around Sweden's second biggest lake.
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Runaway goat takes night-time stroll
Society: 15 Jun 13
Police are searching for the owners of a goat who was found wandering the streets of Skara in western Sweden on Friday night.
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Mum fesses up 42 years after abandoning baby
National: 15 Jun 13
A woman who left her infant boy in a stairwell in northern Sweden in 1972 has stepped forward in the hope of meeting her son to ask for forgiveness before she dies.
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Bildt warns of 'arms race' in war-torn Syria
National: 15 Jun 13
The US promise of military aid to rebel forces in Syria could have serious humanitarian consequences, Swedish foreign minister Carl Bildt said Friday.
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Students forced out over traveller safety fears
National: 14 Jun 13
Stockholm University exchange students have been told to leave their accommodation immediately after a community of travellers set up an illegal camp nearby, raising concerns for the students' safety.
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Newlywed princess slams paparazzi bikini photos
Society: 14 Jun 13
Sweden's Princess Madeleine took to her Facebook account on Friday to accuse the Swedish media of "destroying" her and her husband's privacy, after a tabloid published images of the newlyweds in their swimwear from their Seychelles honeymoon.
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Six teens convicted of Stockholm gang rape
National: 14 Jun 13
Six teenage boys aged 15 to 17 were convicted on Friday after raping a 15-year-old girl at an apartment in a north-western suburb of Stockholm in March.
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Swedish tennis star hopes for comeback
Sport: 14 Jun 13
Robin Söderling, the former world number four sidelined by illness for nearly two years, has said that he still hopes to return to the tennis circuit.
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Wine pulled because it was 'too good': supplier
Business & Money: 14 Jun 13
Sweden's state-run liquor store monopoly has sent back 6,000 bottles of a Spanish wine because it tasted better than expected, according to a Swedish alcohol supplier.
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Top ten ways to spend a weekend in Gothenburg
Travel: 14 Jun 13
In The Local's new series highlighting tourist destinations across Sweden, we head to Gothenburg, the country's second biggest city, where you can eat seafood aplenty, enjoy the beautiful islands, and (hopefully) avoid the Cheese-Slicer Bridge.
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Sweden most gender equal country in the EU
National: 14 Jun 13
Sweden has ranked first in a new European gender equality league table, with Denmark and Finland taking the second and third spots.
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Sweden may cut aid to Palestinian territories
Business & Money: 14 Jun 13
Development aid minister Gunilla Carlsson has said that the Swedish government may reduce development assistance for the Palestinians since they have failed to reach a peace agreement with Israel.
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Royal honeymoon on paradise island
Society: 14 Jun 13
After their lavish Stockholm wedding, Chris O'Neill whisked Princess Madeleine off to the idyllic Seychelles in the Indian Ocean, where the newlyweds are taking beach walks and staying in a luxury villa.
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'Stockholm rioters could be a labour asset'
National: 14 Jun 13
The head of Sweden's Employment Agency has said Swedish employers need to be more open-minded in their recruitment, choosing to joke about the organizational skills of vandals during the recent Stockholm riots.
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Gothenburg corruption blamed on city culture
Business & Money: 14 Jun 13
A hierarchical "Gothenburg Spirit" among politicians and civil servants contributed to a culture of corruption in the past decade, concluded a report on Sweden's second largest city.
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Sweden proposes 'total' ban on bestiality
Politics: 13 Jun 13
Sweden on Thursday proposed legislation that would completely outlaw bestiality, tightening current rules that only prohibit sex with animals that causes mental or physical harm.
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'Foreigners give more to Sweden than they get'
National: 13 Jun 13
Foreigners in Sweden bring in more to the country's economy than they take out, according to a new report from the OECD that measured the fiscal impact of immigration.
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Bildt: surveillance in Sweden 'not like Prism'
Science & Technology: 13 Jun 13
Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt said on Tuesday that the revelations about the Prism programme run by US intelligence agencies would benefit from an open debate, but asserted comparisons to Swedish surveillance laws were unfounded.
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Swedes join woman's hunt for 'super hot' guy
Society: 13 Jun 13
A Facebook post about a chance encounter on the Stockholm metro with a "super hot" guy in a green shirt landed the face of 36-year-old Lisa Tegelmark in newspapers across Sweden, making her our pick for Swede of the Week.
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Swedish workers dig up 400-year-old soldier
Science & Technology: 13 Jun 13
A man in southern Sweden was shocked to uncover a human skeleton just 20 centimetres under the ground near a public beach, remains that archaeologists believe belong to a fallen soldier from the Danish occupation of Sweden in the early 1600s.
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Sweden abandons bid to lift EU snus export ban
Business & Money: 13 Jun 13
The Swedish government has given up its efforts to force the European Union to scrap its ban on the export of snus, choosing instead to focus on protecting the popular moist tobacco product's use in Sweden.
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Forced 'infidelity check' is rape: Supreme Court
National: 13 Jun 13
Sweden's highest court has ruled that performing an "infidelity check" on a woman is a form of rape, overturning a lower court ruling that cleared a man who tore off his wife's underwear to determine if she had had sex with another man.
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Sweden mulls sending troops to Golan Heights
Politics: 13 Jun 13
The UN has asked Sweden to contribute peace-keeping troops to the Israeli-Syrian border region the Golan Heights, as tensions in the region mount.
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'Swedish work-visa window too narrow'
Business & Money: 13 Jun 13
Since 2008, migrants to Sweden can swap course from seeking asylum to seeking a work visa with the help of an employer. The Local speaks to one migrant who praises the system, while saying it could be improved.
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Assange awaits new Ecuadorean landlord
Politics: 13 Jun 13
Ecuador is set to replace its ambassador to the UK, denying claims the current envoy was being made to leave for allowing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to seek refuge from Sweden's extradition demands at their London address.
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Sweden fails to explain work visa rules: report
National: 13 Jun 13
The Swedish Migration Board wants to improve knowledge of labour migration possibilities to Sweden for migrants, hoping in part to make sure future employees know their options and rights.
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Abba museum slammed over child entry policy
Society: 12 Jun 13
Stockholm's recently opened Abba musuem has come under fire over its entrance fees for toddlers after a woman was forced to pay admission for an infant she was carrying in her arms.
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'Media may call Sweden Democrats xenophobic'
Politics: 12 Jun 13
Referring to the far-right, anti-immigration Sweden Democrats as a "xenophobic" political party does not run afoul of rules requiring impartiality by Swedish broadcasters, an oversight body has ruled.
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Facebook starts Swedish servers amid NSA fears
Science & Technology: 12 Jun 13
Facebook officially opened its new mammoth server hall in far northern Sweden on Wednesday, with representatives downplaying concerns stemming from the NSA spying scandal, proclaiming the facility would operate under Swedish law.
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Eritrean torture blackmail trial opens in Stockholm
National: 12 Jun 13
Two men charged with blackmailing an Eritrean woman in Sweden faced a Stockholm courtroom on Wednesday, accused of demanding money from the woman to prevent the torture and eventual murder a man in Egypt.
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Game of Thrones: how it's based on Sweden
Lifestyle: 12 Jun 13
The blockbuster TV show Game of Thrones is meant to be pure fantasy, but a closer inspection suggests this isn't the case. In fact, we've found ten sure-fire indicators that the fictional land of Västerås, err... Westeros, is actually based on Sweden.
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Fire hits Swedish nuke plant near Gothenburg
Business & Money: 12 Jun 13
A small fire broke out at the Ringhals nuclear power plant in western Sweden on Wednesday morning, less than a day after the reactor had been removed from special observation stemming from a series of safety lapses in 2009.
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Bankruptcy hits major Swedish free school firm
Business & Money: 12 Jun 13
JB Education, one of Sweden's largest operators of publicly funded and privately managed free schools, announced on Tuesday it was declaring bankruptcy.
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Dozens of sex criminals work in Swedish schools
National: 12 Jun 13
Nearly 100 convicted sex criminals work in schools across Sweden, according to a new report, which found many sex offenders have kept their jobs despite having committed their crimes while employed at a school.
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Vasaloppet brings risk of irregular heartbeat: study
Science & Technology: 12 Jun 13
Participants in Sweden's famed Vasaloppet cross-country ski race, one of the toughest endurance events in the world, have an increased risk of developing an irregular heart rhythm, according to surprise findings unveiled on Wednesday.
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Zlatan goals lift Sweden in crucial 2-0 win
Sport: 12 Jun 13
Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored twice to lead Sweden to victory over the Faroe Islands 2-0 on Tuesday, giving the national side three much-needed points in their bid to qualify for the 2014 World Cup.
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Sweden clamps down on venture capitalists
National: 11 Jun 13
A tax hike for a high-profile firm of Swedish venture capitalists has financial observers worried that the recent focus on their income could cause bad blood among investors.
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'Hero' postal worker ends UK man's ID nightmare
National: 11 Jun 13
A British man who was stymied in his attempts to retrieve his passport from a Stockholm postal outlet finally has the document in hand thanks to the service-minded efforts of a "heroic" postal employee.
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H&M announces new Parisian collaboration
Society: 11 Jun 13
Swedish clothing chain H&M announced its next high-fashion collaboration on Tuesday, teaming up with French designer Isabel Marant for a winter style she promises will be sexy, Parisian, and with a dash of carelessness.
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Past US envoy in Sweden tipped for UK post
Politics: 11 Jun 13
Matthew Barzun, who served as Barack Obama's first US ambassador in Stockholm, has been tipped to be the next American ambassador in London, according to British media reports.
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How Sweden can achieve income equality
Analysis & Opinion: 11 Jun 13
As Sweden wrestles with a growing gap between low and high earners, liberal commentator Nima Sanandaji looks at which societal problems may be behind Sweden's rising income inequality and why the situation is unlikely to change.
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How an American rose to be a top Swedish lobbyist
Society: 11 Jun 13
As part of our ongoing series of Swedish career profiles, The Local catches up with American Billy McCormac to find out how he went from refurbishing antique furniture to heading one of Sweden's most influential real estate lobbying organizations.
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Bacteria pose 'ever greater risk' to Sweden
Science & Technology: 11 Jun 13
Sweden needs to ramp up its efforts to tackle the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, with several types posing "a serious future threat to society" according to a report published on Tuesday.
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Swedish fitness trend makes Londoners sweat
Lifestyle: 11 Jun 13
In our second look at Swedes in England, The Local finds out how a Swedish workout trend from the 1970s has gained a foothold in London four decades later.
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US judge rejects Saab bankruptcy lawsuit
Business & Money: 11 Jun 13
A US court has dismissed a $3 billion lawsuit by previous Saab owner Spyker alleging that US auto giant General Motors was responsible for causing the Swedish carmaker's bankruptcy.
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Swedish prof dead after stiletto heel stabbing
National: 11 Jun 13
A 59-year-old Swedish-born professor was found dead in his home in Houston, Texas on Sunday morning, having allegedly been stabbed to death with a stiletto heel by his girlfriend.
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Employers 'reluctant' to hire foreigners: report
Society: 10 Jun 13
Sweden needs to hire more foreigners, but Swedish employers remain reluctant to hire them due to barriers of language and distance, a new report from Sweden's job agency found.
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British man stuck in Swedish ID nightmare
National: 10 Jun 13
A British man's attempt to gain Swedish citizenship has been marred by a bureaucratic black hole that has left him stranded in the country without a valid ID.
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Gonorrhea cases on the rise in Sweden
Science & Technology: 10 Jun 13
Just days after Sweden was named the "sexually transmitted disease capital of Europe", new figures show that gonorrhea in Sweden is the rise, as the bacteria that causes the infection becomes ever-stronger.
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Skirts off for train driver men as shorts ban lifted
National: 10 Jun 13
A Swedish train operator has bowed to pressure and decided to let male drivers in Stockholm show a little leg after a group of skirt-wearing male train drivers caused a worldwide media storm to protest their employer's ban on shorts.
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