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Last update: 6 hours agoSweden Politics & Integration: Sweden’s left-wing parties are running Arabic-language ads aimed at immigrant voters ahead of this year’s elections, including Social Democrats and the Centre Party, using the Al Kompis platform to reach people who can’t speak Swedish. Crime & Security: A Norwegian teenager, Johannes Kongsnes Natland, was convicted in London for traveling to Britain to carry out a contract killing for the Iran-linked Foxtrot Network, with prosecutors saying he was recruited by a Swedish organized crime group. Sports (Sweden connection): In WAFCON build-up, Swedish coach Kim Lars Björkegren says Ghana’s “Black Queens” will lean on experience against debutants Cape Verde, after nerves hurt an inexperienced squad at the last tournament. Culture & Travel: LOT is marking 80 years of direct flights from Warsaw to Paris, Stockholm and Prague, launched in 1946 as Poland rebuilt its post-war air links. Local Sportswear: Djurgårdens IF unveiled a 135th-anniversary Stockholm jersey built around the club motto “Alltid Oavsett.”
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