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Spain has announced new elections, following a period of housing crisis.

Sweden's waste management model is facing criticism as 70 million SEK is missing, with calls for reforms and households bearing the cost.

A laboratory worker has died in Russia amid reports of a suspected plague infection, prompting the White House to be involved.

Businesses have presented their situation to the Centre Party leader, warning of threats within the party's political proposals.

A significant number of students, 850, are reported as missing in Swedish schools.

The Sweden Democrats may draw inspiration from the comeback of their Danish sister party, which was once considered politically doomed.

The Centre Party leader stated that the party's 'red line remains fixed' ahead of a meeting with the red-green parties.

A tenant's request to renovate their apartment for their daughter was denied by the housing association, leading to a conflict.

A compound found in mushrooms is linked to healthy aging, with a Swedish favorite containing particularly high levels.

Oil exports in the Middle East have returned to pre-war levels, averaging over 18 million barrels per day.

Thousands of Christians are supporting Israeli settlements on the West Bank in protest against European policies.

An American citizen's house on the West Bank was attacked by Israeli settlers, leading him to display a US flag.

An election worker in Järva allegedly urged voters to support the Sweden Democrats, prompting an investigation by the election board.

Diabetes and weight loss medications like Ozempic are being considered for the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

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