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At her gigs, DJ Gloria can be seen interacting with the crowd, clapping, stepping and swinging lithely to the thumping beat, her dazzling headphones hugging her ears. The senior citizen has a varied background as a jazz singer, clothing designer and garden centre owner.
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Indians in Sweden must now earn Rs 2.7 lakh/month to secure permanent residency. Find out the new rules, eligibility criteria, and key details.
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The minister wrote: "Had a highly productive meeting with Benjamin Dousa, Minister for International Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade, and Hakan Jevrell, State Secretary for Foreign Trade, Sweden, today."
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Viral video: An Indian software developer shares eye-opening insights into Swedish corporate life, from flexible hours to a flat hierarchy.
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A shooting in Uppsala, Sweden, left several people injured and three confirmed dead, prompting a murder investigation by local police. Authorities received multiple calls from the public reporting loud bangs in the city center. Upon arriving, officers discovered individuals with injuries consistent with gunfire. A large area around the scene was cordoned off as investigators began their work. Swedish police confirmed that several investigative measures were underway. Reports from SVT public television indicated that the suspect fled the scene on a scooter. Uppsala, located in eastern Sweden, has seen a rise in gang-related violence in recent years, which may be linked to this incident. The police are working to determine the circumstances surrounding the shooting and are continuing their efforts to identify and apprehend the suspect. This tragic event highlights growing concerns over gang violence in the region.
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Swedish Defence Minister Pal Jonson told reporters that Sweden wanted "to send the message now that we are both intensifying our support and increasing its strength and scope."
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Police said the gunman was believed to be among those killed and a search for other possible victims was continuing at the school, located in the city of Orebro
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He was under investigation by Swedish authorities for incitement against ethnic groups in Sweden.
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Reflecting on his years in the Indian tech industry, Ankur Tyagi described a work environment steeped in hustle culture, where long hours and late nights were normalised. He recounted examples of colleagues sleeping in offices and managers routinely working from 9 AM to 10 PM without fail.
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Riksbanken said the cut, the fourth this year, was “to provide further support to the economy and help inflation stabilize at the target.”
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Social media users suggested the comedian use the incident as content for his upcoming shows in Europe.
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Sweden's Prosecution Authority said in a statement that some 15,000 messages "calling for revenge against Koran burners" had been sent in the summer of 2023, following a slew of protests involving desecrations of the Koran.
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Sweden’s high living costs, a lack of affordable housing, and recent tech layoffs may be discouraging immigrants. Excluding the pandemic years of 2020 and 2021, this is the lowest level of Indian immigration to Sweden since 2017.
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It should be noted that earlier this year, the Institute had released a report, calling India as one of the “worst autocratisers” around the globe in recent times.
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World Health Organization declared mpox a global public health emergency for the second time in two years, following an outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo that has spread to other countries
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A Swedish woman named Patricia Eriksson is in Nagpur in search of her biological mother. The 41-year-old was born in Nagpur and was given up for adoption four decades ago.
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Sweden is working with leading Swedish and Indian companies, agencies, and other key stakeholders for accelerating the pace of green transition by sharing expertise and industry knowledge through technical workshops, networking activities and dedicated meetings between key stakeholders from India and Sweden.
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Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson handed over the final documentation to the U.S. government on Thursday, the last step in a drawn-out process to secure the backing of all members to join the military alliance.
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"Good things come to those who wait," Secretary of State Antony Blinken said
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Sweden's Nato Membership: The inclusion of Sweden and Finland into Nato's ranks is among the most significant geopolitical consequences of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s actions in Ukraine.
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The government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán submitted the protocols for approving Sweden's entry into NATO in July 2022, but the matter had stalled in parliament over opposition by governing party lawmakers.
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In Kvikkjokk-rrenjarka in Swedish Lapland, the mercury dropped to minus 43.6 C (minus 46.5 F), the coldest temperature in the country in January since 1999, Sweden's TT news agency reported.
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The Finnish Meteorological Institute has issued a warning of substantially cold weather prevailing in the country this week, and forecast temperatures were likely to exceed minus 40 degrees in parts of the nation.
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The minister said that the EU-India free trade agreement can deepen the process of instant payments and cross-border payment partnerships.
