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Virus expected to last long-term despite global vaccine rollout
The head of the EU's disease control agency warned on Feb. 12 that the novel coronavirus could last indefinitely even as global infections slowed by nearly half in the last month and vaccine rollouts gathered pace in parts of the world.
Victory for Slovenia in women’s Cross Country World Cup team sprint
Stockholm – Slovenian cross-country skiers Eva Urevc and Anamarija Lampič won the women’s World Cup team sprint event in Ulricehamn, in Sweden on Sunday in their biggest feat ever after finishing third in the same discipline in Dresden in December.
Turkish-origin Swedish officer still missing since disappearance three months ago
The whereabouts of Deniz Arda, a Turkish-origin Swedish naval officer who had gone missing in November in Stockholm, remain unknown to this day despite Swedish authorities' ongoing search activities across the country.
Sweden Covid Plan Is a Failure Says the Swedish King
Swedes are rapidly losing faith in their country's response to the pandemic, with even the King delivering a rare rebuke to those in charge.
Nobel Prizes Handed out in Year Marked by Coronavirus Pandemic
This year's Nobel laureates will receive their prizes at home this week after the coronavirus pandemic forced the traditional Stockholm and Oslo ceremonies to cancel.
The awards in the six categories were announced in nearly typical fashion in October, albeit with fewer reporters in physical attendance.
Case closed: Swedish prosecutor says man who killed himself in 2000 assassinated Olof Palme
Over three decades of mystery and endless conspiracy theories may have ended today after Swedish prosecutors said who pulled the trigger, assassinating Sweden's Social Democrat two-time PM Olof Plame in 1986.
Decade after arbitration referendum Slovenia, Croatia still on opposite sides
The arbitration agreement was signed by the then prime ministers Borut Pahor and Jadranka Kosor in Stockholm on 4 November 2009 following almost two decades of failed border talks.
Sweden in Recession Despite Soft Lockdown
Sweden's highly contested response to Covid-19 left much of the economy open. Even so, the country is now headed for its worst recession since World War II.
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Pakistani journalist exiled in Sweden missing: Rights group
A Pakistani journalist living in exile in Sweden has been missing for nearly a month, stoking fears that his disappearance is tied to his reporting on Balochistan, a press rights group said on March 31.
Sajid Hussain went missing on March 2, according to police.
Lütfi Özkök portraits at Istanbul Modern
Istanbul Modern Photography Gallery presents a selection of portraits by photographer Lütfi Özkök, internationally renowned for his portraits of authors and artists.
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