Sweden is trying to attract more talent from far and wide to its universities, including (but not exclusively) US-based researchers hoping to escape the crackdown of the Trump administration. But what, in your opinion, can the Nordic country do to improve its chances?.
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Donald TrumpUSA:s 45:e och 47:e president 2017–2021 respektive 2025–
Volodymyr ZelenskyjUkrainas president 2019–
Magdalena AnderssonSveriges statsminister 2021–2022
Peter FlackSvensk skådespelare, komiker och revyförfattare
Elon MuskSydafrikansk-amerikansk entreprenör och industrimagnat
Romina PourmokhtariSvensk politiker
Carl-Johan VallgrenSvensk författare och musikerFor The Local's Mandy Pipher, who grew up trick-or-treating on Toronto streets packed with jack-o-lanterns and costumed kids, the pale imitation of Halloween offered in Sweden would be better left in the grave.
Sweden's speaker of parliament has called a press conference for Monday to outline the next steps in forming a government.
Today's word has different meanings depending on whether it's used as a noun or a verb.
Passengers heading to the UK with a supposedly valid ETA might be turned away at the airport if they forget this crucial piece of travel preparation.
Drivers across large parts of western Sweden in particular face a high risk of black ice over the coming days.
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Sweden's regional county administrative boards have announced a record-breaking wolf hunt this winter. A total of 72 animals may be shot starting on January 2nd.
Sweden's political deadlock continues as suddenly no one wants to be PM – and record number of wolves to be culled as Sweden approves largest licensed hunt in years. Here's the latest news.
The Hindu festival of Durga Purja is here. How can you celebrate it in Sweden?
Sweden's parliament on Wednesday voted to reject Magdalena Andersson as prime minister by a massive majority. Does this mean she's out of the game for good? (Spoiler: no)
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