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- 16. September 2021: Children aged 12 to 15 to be offered Covid vaccine, government says
The Public Health Agency says it has been looking at the impact of offering the jabs to children in other countries before making the decision. Prime Minister Stefan Löfven said the youngsters will be … - 16. September 2021: Climate change – the biggest threat to global food security
A new report from the Stockholm Environment Institute warns that the global food supply is threatened by climate change, Swedish Radio News reports. Both rich and poor countries are dependent on trade … - 16. September 2021: Medical groups support vaccinating younger teens against Covid
Sweden’s association of regional communicable disease doctors and the Swedish Pediatric Society support vaccinating 12 to 15 year olds against the coronavirus. “[W]e have good evidence that the vaccin … - 16. September 2021: Church of Sweden boosts ad budget in church election campaign
The Lutheran Church of Sweden has increased its advertising budget compared to previous election campaigns in an effort to get more people to vote before and on the day of this Sunday’s church electio … - 15. September 2021: Gang crime, extremism and environmental issues centre-stage in party leader debate
Today saw the first parliamentary party leader debate of the new parliamentary session, with a year left to the next planned general election. In his last such debate before stepping down, Prime Minis … - 15. September 2021: Court convicts man of spying on Swedish company for Russia
A Gothenburg District Court sentenced a man to three years in prison on Wednesday for espionage on a Swedish truck manufacturer. The man, a former consultant, was convicted of passing along sensitive … - 15. September 2021: Gothenburg mayor believes divided opposition benefits Alliance
In the last election, the four-party centre-right Alliance took over power in Gothenburg, running the city on less than a third of the seats in the local parliament. They have so far managed to do mor … - 15. September 2021: "Back to the roots" for Gothenburg Social Democrats in opposition
Last election the Social Democrats in Gothenburg lost power in City hall after 24 years in charge. Emerging from three years in opposition, the city’s new Social Democrat chairman talks about a “fresh … - 15. September 2021: New bank report: Stockholm to drive economic recovery
The economic crisis is now only visible in the rear-view mirror for many companies and this year all regions in the country are expected to pass pre-pandemic economic performance levels, bank Nordea f … - 15. September 2021: Jomshof to stay on as Sweden Democrats' Party Secretary
Last year, the Sweden Democrats’ party secretary Richard Jomshof said that he would leave his post before the next election. After talks with party leader Jimmie Åkesson, he has now changed his stance …
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