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Today in Sweden: A roundup of the latest news on Tuesday
Swedish household wealth fell by 501 million kronor in first quarter, GDP rises and people with hearing loss wait almost two years for treatment in some regions. Here's Sweden's news on Tuesday..
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Today in Sweden: A roundup of the latest news on Monday
Sweden Democrat official takes parental leave following Russia allegations – and Sweden to test new mobile emergency alert system today. Here's the latest news.
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- Kvinna hittad död i Ängelholm – man misstänkt för mord 7 källor
- Källor: USA varnar för attacker 2 källor
- Vittnen: ”Folk kastades omkring” 8 källor
- Experter oense om Putin-samtalet: ”Ett misstag” 23 källor
- Netanyahus parti: Valet stals av arabiska partier 7 källor
- Fem dödade i nya israeliska anfall mot Gaza 3 källor
- Uppgifter: Nebel i kontakt med 13-åring inför dådet 4 källor
- Domare: Valet gick rätt till 2 källor
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- Frivilliga deltar i räddningsarbetet: ”Ambulanserna räckte inte” 17 min sedan
- Högre elpriser får jobben att flytta från södra Sverige 14 min sedan
- Massiv dataläcka hos Homeland security 27 min sedan
- Slite Lions hjälper Svenskbyborna hjälpa i Ukraina 33 min sedan
- Snart avgörs vem som ska leda kommunfullmäktige 33 min sedan
- Sanering i Helgenäs blir dyrare än beräknat 33 min sedan
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