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MoFA receives a copy of identification from Sweden’s new ambassador to the UAE
ABU DHABI, 3 October 2023 (WAM) — Saif Abdulla Alshamisi, Deputy Under-Secretary for Protocol Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), received a copy of the credentials of Fredrik Floren, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Sweden to the United Arab Emirates. Alshamisi wished the new ambassador success in carrying out his duties and improving…
Snuff smuggling collapses after the reform of the nicotine bag law
The widespread availability of strong nicotine pouches in Finland has significantly reduced the smuggling of oral tobacco products from neighboring Sweden.
Tuesday’s papers: Tougher racism laws, health care payment cap and colder weather
According to Helsingin Sanomat, the EU Commission is pressuring Finland to enact stricter laws against racism and xenophobia.
Iceland supports the development of geothermal power plants in Poland and other countries
Arctic Green Energy, based in Iceland, is implementing eight projects in Poland. Each project involves the construction of power plants in which geothermal energy is used to heat homes. It is estimated that the total production capacity of these projects in Poland will be approximately 240 megawatts. For comparison, the Nesjavellir power plant has a…
EXTRA: New witnesses when the Tove case is taken up in the Court of Appeal
In this extra episode, we return to the murder of Tove in Vetlanda. She was murdered after a night out last fall. In April, an 18-year-old girl, whom we’ll call Matilda, and a 20-year-old girl, who we’ll call Jennifer, were sentenced to life in prison for murder – both deny it. The appeal hearing has…
Orpo: Street violence was partly caused by the failed integration of immigrants
Prime Minister Petteri Orpo (NCP) said on Sunday that his government is planning tougher punishments and other measures to ensure that gang crime in Finland does not explode like it did in Sweden.
Helsinki-Vantaa’s security personnel will leave work on Thursday
The public and welfare sector union (JHL), the Pro union and the Industry union will all organize walkouts next Thursday.
The survey reveals a gender divide due to restrictions on the right to strike
The political historian told Uutissuomalai that Finnish men are generally politically more right-wing.
See: Yle’s popular “Puppy live” stream is back
Cameras follow mother Sini and her cubs for eight weeks.
Right now: Ulf Kristersson is holding a press conference with the Minister of Justice
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson holds a press conference together with Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer. The press conference is held after today’s meeting with Commander-in-Chief Micael Bydén and National Police Chief Anders Thornberg. The meeting takes place after discussions about how the military can help to combat gang violence.
The Supreme Administrative Court approved the dismissal of the former auditor
The Parliament unanimously dismissed Tytti Yli-Viikari in 2021.
This is what you need to know about the pension this autumn – big questions special
The Swedish Pensions Authority’s Agneta Claesson and Pensionsnyheter’s Mikael Nyman answer questions about how the recession has affected our pension money, what is important to consider if you have worked abroad and several other listener questions. Ekonomiakuten is the podcast that gives you the best tips for saving money and answers your questions about personal…
Friday papers: Secret land deals, Russia’s old consulate and questionable practices
For six years now, the defense forces have made pre-emption agreements near strategic targets in Eastern Finland, reports Helsingin Sanomat on Friday.
Immigrants and women clean up in this country
The living conditions of people working in the cleaning industry are poor – according to the director of Varða, a labor market research institute. Their health and financial situation is much worse than that of other people. The Varða Institute today published a report on the status and living conditions of cleaning workers in Iceland.…
Translators are beginning to fear artificial intelligence
“For us, it’s simply a way for the company to reduce costs,” says Guðrún C. Emilsdóttir, president of the Association of Interpreters and Translators (Bandalag þýðenda og túlka – ÞOT). The Swedish audiobook streaming subscription service Storytel has just entrusted a team of literary translators with proofreading the so-called machine translations created by artificial intelligence.…
WWF calls for restrictions on most herring
The main herring populations in the Baltic Sea have fallen below the target level, which is an alarming sign of changes in the marine ecosystem, according to WWF Finland.
EXTRA: Three murdered in less than twelve hours
The wave of violence continues and escalates. In less than twelve hours, three people die in Stockholm and Uppsala as a result of gang conflicts. “When you don’t think it can get worse, it does,” a very experienced police officer in Stockholm tells us. During September 2023, eleven people have so far been shot dead.…
It is necessary for the wave of violence to end
Simon AndrénEkot’s crime reporter, and Fredrik FurtenbachEkot’s domestic policy commentator, talks about how the politicians want to face the emergency situation. Host: Robin Olin Guests: Simon Andrén, Ekot’s crime reporter, and Fredrik Furtenbach, Ekot’s domestic policy commentator Producers: Karl Kadhammar, Catarina Spåre Gustafsson and Marina Nilsson Malmström With clips from: Aftonbladet, TV4, and the YouTube…
Witchcraft in Iceland
You can summon money using a stolen coin, an ancient symbol drawn on the skin of a black cat, using a sea mouse and the menstrual blood of a maiden. All these things together will make you rich. This is what the old Icelandic grimoire, or magical book of spells, says. What else were the…
Ekot broadcasts directly: Court of Appeal verdict on hit-and-run in Gothenburg
Two brothers were charged in the district court for driving their mother to death. One of the sons was convicted of murder, while his brother was acquitted. Listen to the broadcast in the player above.
The protection of the gang leader Rawa Majid in Turkey
Turkey Correspondent Johan Mathias Sommarström tells how it happens when gang criminals succeed in obtaining Turkish citizenship. Also hear why the situation has become increasingly difficult for Rawa Majid, who according to the police controls the criminal network Foxtrot from Turkey. Host: Robin Olin Guest: Johan Mathias Sommarström, Turkey correspondent Producers: Kim Hessius, Katja Magnusson,…
Helsinki is rethinking the fence design of the iconic statue
Some residents said the proposed structure was too large, while others suggested it would be too easy to climb.
The rape case in Billdal
This is the story of an unusually violent assault and rape of an eight-year-old girl in Billdal outside Gothenburg. The perpetrator has disappeared without a trace, but despite the years passing, the police do not give up. A year before the statute of limitations expires and the perpetrator can go free forever, there will be…
Tuesday’s papers: Sports day, labor struggles and warm weather
A teacher’s concern about boys and girls competing against each other in a sports day organized for Swedish-speaking elementary schools in Helsinki has caused a storm on social media.
The new prison will replace Litla-Hraun
As reported by RÚV, a new prison will be built in place of the largest prison in Iceland, Litla-Hraun. The construction of the new facility will cost ISK 7 billion. In the coming months, the number of cells at Sogn Women’s Prison will be increased from 21 to 35. Justice Minister Guðrún Hafsteinsdóttir announced major…
How to save an orca
An orca that was stranded in Gilsfjörður on Friday was rescued during high tide at midnight that night. The Ósk rescue team received assistance from the Reykjavik rescue teams. The animal was freed from the shallows around 11 a.m. Friday evening and was escorted to deeper water. According to Þóra Jóhanna Jónasdóttir, a veterinarian at…
Fatal traffic accidents have decreased in Finland this year
Of those who died in traffic accidents in January-August, 96 were in motor vehicles, 13 were pedestrians and 14 were cyclists. These figures are based on preliminary data from the investigation boards of traffic accidents. Advance information refers to information that is reported immediately after the on-site accident investigation. More detailed background information and information…
Right now: The Minister of Infrastructure is holding a press conference in Stenungsund
Infrastructure Minister Andreas Carlsson (KD) holds a press conference in Stenungsund after the landslide on the E6 road this weekend. During the day, the minister visited the area together with the king and the governor of Västra Götaland. Hear the press conference in the player above.
Tax administration: Almost 1 million pay tax at the wrong rate
The authority advises taxpayers to check their tax cards up to date in order to avoid unpleasant surprises later.
University students start a nationwide protest against government cuts
Demonstrators will take over university campuses across the country on Monday to protest the government’s planned cuts in study and housing allowances and the possible introduction of tuition fees.
The authorities hold a press conference after the crash on the E6
The municipality of Stenungsund, the police, the rescue service and the Swedish Transport Administration are holding a press conference after the landslide on the E6 which occurred on the night of Saturday.
Unions announce new industrial action to oppose government policies
The plan to cancel work-based residence permits after three months of unemployment is one of the new rules that have angered unions.
The center supports Olli Rehn as a presidential candidate
According to the Governor of the Bank of Finland, Russia’s frozen assets should be used for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
Lapland’s cool summers are a novelty, the tourism industry says
According to Lapland’s tourism industry, tourists increasingly want to cool down in the summer.
Finland’s largest trade union will start a demonstration against the state budget next week with regional walkouts and demonstrations
The campaign of SAK, the confederation of trade unions, is organized as a protest against the budget cuts planned by the government.
The Ministry of Justice is working to remove an openly fascist party from the register
The ministry wants to reverse its own decision because it has agreed to register the Blue-Black movement as a political party in 2022.
Finland’s top police officers demand speeding restrictions
According to Fintraffic’s statistics, more than half of Finnish drivers exceed the speed limit.
A Finnish tissue manufacturer announces a major investment in Great Britain
Metsä Group’s new factory in Yorkshire will eventually employ around 400 jobs, the Finnish forestry giant said.
"Walks, demonstrations and demonstrations": Finland’s largest trade union will start a campaign against government cuts next week
The campaign is scheduled to start next Tuesday and last for at least three weeks.
493: The autumn budget’s winners and losers
Four parties. A budget. Now the government’s autumn budget has been presented and we nail the fuse with the aim of revealing which party drew the longest straw in the budget negotiations. At the same time, it is a budget that is set in a difficult economic time. How is it reflected in the government’s…
Ukraine’s verdict – then Putin’s war resources will run out
Listen lieutenant colonel Joakim Paasikiviwho teaches at the Defense Academy and Sweden Radio’s Russia correspondent Maria Persson Löfgren about why he draws those conclusions. Technician: Linus SjöholmProgram manager: Fredrik WadströmProducer: Marina Nilsson Malmström
There is a severe shortage of rescue service personnel in Finland, warns the head of the Academy
The industry has been warning politicians about growing problems for a long time, but so far no measures have been taken, says the principal of Hätäkoulu.
Helsinki’s high school students are also striking over looming budget cuts
Demonstrators join university students to express disapproval of the government’s proposed cuts in education.
Budget distribution: How the government’s plans affect life in Finland
Finland’s four-party coalition reached an agreement on the 2024 budget proposal on Tuesday evening.
Full readiness in the Eastfjords
Houses in Seyðisfjörður were evacuated yesterday afternoon due to forecasts of heavy rain in eastern Iceland. These were houses on Strandarvegur and Hafnargata streets, mainly employee buildings. An orange alert went into effect at midnight. According to measuring instruments of the Icelandic Meteorological Office on Strandartindi mountain in Seyðisfjörður at 21 there were no visible…
Roof torn off in Siglufjörður
Last night, a roof blew off on Aðalgata Street in Siglufjörður due to a strong gust of wind. According to police in the north-eastern region, a large part of the roof fell off, as a result of which its fragments were scattered over a large area. Nearby buildings and structures were damaged. One house was…
The storm is expected to bring dangerously strong winds to Finland
The wind is expected to increase on Tuesday evening and weather warnings will come into effect at midnight.
Calls for reforms to attract more internationals
Danish Industry is calling for reforms to ensure more international labour. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent reporting can only be published with the support of our readers.…
University of Helsinki students participate in state budget cuts
Dozens of students started a demonstration on the main campus of the University of Helsinki on Tuesday when the government’s budget negotiations began.
Orange weather alert for eastern fjords – danger of landslides
An orange alert will be in force in the eastern fjords area due to heavy rainfall. The Icelandic Meteorological Institute warns of an increased risk of landslides in eastern Iceland. Þorsteinn V. Jónsson, a meteorologist at the Icelandic Meteorological Institute, said increased runoff from rivers and streams could cause significant damage. Therefore, people are encouraged…
Orange weather alert for eastern fjords – danger of landslides
An orange alert will be in force in the eastern fjords area due to heavy rainfall. The Icelandic Meteorological Institute warns of an increased risk of landslides in eastern Iceland. Þorsteinn V. Jónsson, a meteorologist at the Icelandic Meteorological Institute, said increased runoff from rivers and streams could cause significant damage. Therefore, people are encouraged…
The President of Iceland on changes in society
As Vísir reports, during yesterday’s inaugural session of parliament, the President of Iceland, Guðni Th. Jóhannesson, discussed the country’s diversity and proposed constitutional changes regarding the Icelandic language. He pointed to several historical milestones, stressed the need to preserve core values such as freedom of speech and the rule of law in a changing society,…
A Pole died in an accident
On Wednesday afternoon, a forty-year-old man died in a road accident at the intersection of Lækjargata and Vonarstræti in Reykjavík. There was a collision between a delivery truck and a forklift. The police received a report about the accident at 13.23. The driver of the vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene. The causes of…
Registration of voters living abroad – Information on elections to the Sejm of the Republic of Poland and the Senate of the Republic of Poland
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has launched the registration of voters living abroad. To register for the elections, please use the following link: https://ewybory.msz.gov.pl/ To register in the election register, you need the following data: PESEL number, address of residence in Iceland, e-mail address or telephone number. In the case of Iceland you must use…
This is what you should teach your child about finances
Arturo Arques, private economist at Swedbank and Nadia Wallin, the savings banks’ and debt adviser, gives lots of concrete tips on how to talk about money with children. Ekonomiakuten is the podcast that gives you the best tips for saving money and answers your questions about personal finances. Program manager is Maja Åström.
Electric car vs petrol car – this is what you need to know
Alexander Norén “You make a statement with the car you drive” We Bilägare’s Tommy Wahlström and SVT’s economic commentator Alexander Norén talk about which type of car is the least costly in the long run. And answers listeners who reacted to the last program when we talked about electricity, petrol, diesel and gas – a…
MS report: North Korea hacked Finland’s defense industry
The report stated that North Korean cyber intelligence units have targeted defense companies in Brazil, the Czech Republic, Italy, Norway, Poland and Finland.
The porn explosion on Onlyfans – Eweline sells porn from the living room | Part 1/3
For almost three years have Eveline made a living by selling images and videos with sexual content to his followers on the site Onlyfans. It’s everything from specially commissioned so-called dickrating videos, where followers have sent a picture of their own penis which Eweline then reviews, to videos where she instructs a follower on how…
Electricity consumption drops to its lowest level in the 21st century
Part of the decrease is due to the energy saving measures implemented during last winter’s energy crisis, but it is mainly due to the decrease in industry.
Right now: The government is holding a press conference on investments for the judiciary
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer are holding a press conference where they will present new initiatives for the judiciary. The investments are linked to the deteriorating security situation “They will continue until they are locked up or thrown out,” says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) about gang crime in Sweden.
Finland is preparing an aid package for flood-ravaged Libya
Finland plans to send tents, blankets, sleeping pads and water canisters, the Ministry of the Interior said.
The new budget assumes an increase in property tax revenues by ISK 3.5 billion
During Tuesday’s budget briefing, Finance Minister Bjarni Benediktsson stressed the need to increase Treasury revenues while advocating fiscal restraint to counter inflation. He revealed a multi-pronged approach for the coming year, which will include streamlining state institutions to achieve targeted savings of ISK 17 billion, revising road taxes to take into account the increase in…
Skull bones were found in the ministerial building
Workers renovating the ministerial building on Tjarnargata found skull fragments under the floorboards on the top floor last week. It is not known how the bones got there, but National Museum bone specialist Dr. Joe W. Walser believes they probably come from the Hólarvallakirkja cemetery on Suðurgata. These may have been excavated during construction work…
MTV: The former head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is suspected of unauthorized purchases
According to the news agency, the man may have paid the ministry about 130,000 euros in extra expenses.
A shortage of wood forces a change in the Finnish wood industry
Due to the decrease in deliveries, the forest industry intends to focus on highly processed, more valuable products.
So was Ursula von der Leyen’s speech to the Union – wants to enlarge the EU faster
On Wednesday, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, gave her annual speech in Strasbourg on the state of the Union. During her speech, she told, among other things, about the tough crises the Union has dealt with, such as the corona pandemic and the war in Ukraine. And that she wants…
The leader of the Labor Party warns of strikes because of economic policy
The head of Finland’s largest trade union confederation says that wage earners think they will soon have no other choice but to start demonstrations or strikes.
Polling stations in Iceland – Information about elections to the Sejm of the Republic of Poland and the Senate of the Republic of Poland
The draft regulation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs on the creation of voting districts in the elections to the Sejm and the Senate in 2023 for Polish citizens residing abroad has been submitted for review. In addition to the project, which is available in the Public Information Bulletin, on the website of the Government…
Right now: Sweden-Austria in the European Championship qualifier
At 19.00-23.15 in P4 Speedway, semifinal 2:219.00 Rospiggarna-Västervik (Johan Bengts) Soccer, EC qualifying match for the men’s national team20.45 Sweden-Austria (Susanna Andrén, Emanuel Nashed and Johan Elmander) Program managers: Linn Nenzén and Martin Hedberg
Persepolis Eyes Swedish Striker Bahoui: Report
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Persepolis reportedly have a hold on Swedish forward Nabil Bahoui. – Sports News – The 32-year-old winger has reportedly played mostly in Qatar SC. Persepolis had also been linked with Ecuadorian striker Felipe Caicedo. Bahoui also represented Sweden’s national team in 2014-15. He started his playing career in his home team IF…
Trump’s plan to fight back after the indictments
Hear about the latest in the US primary campaign as Donald Trump speaks in South Carolina on Friday. The first after his now famous, or infamous, so-called mugshot, the photo taken when he was arrested and denied the charges in the Georgia indictment. Also hear about how Ukraine will be affected by the US presidential…
Covid chief gives a broad diagnosis for challenged healthcare
During the covid epidemic, Søren Brostrøm became a hero in Denmark. Now he comes up with a series of recommendations that will make the Danish healthcare system healthy The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all…
Monday’s papers: The terrorism trial begins, the defeat of the owl, the U-turn of the weather
The district court of Lahti starts the trial against four Finnish men who are connected to far-right groups with crimes related to terrorism.
Häkkänen: The construction of Russian military sites in the vicinity is not a threat to Finland
The Minister of Defense said that the new construction of Russian military sites near the border does not threaten Finland. Häkkänen responded to Yle’s Sunday news, which reported on two new buildings in the vicinity of the Russian army.
Earthquake with a magnitude of 3.8 on the Reykjanes Peninsula
Last night, a strong earthquake measuring 3.8 on the Richter scale occurred about two kilometers west of Lake Kleifarvatn. It was felt in many parts of the capital area. It occurred at 3:24 a.m. and resulted in approximately 60 small aftershocks. “There is seismic activity on the Reykjanes Peninsula, which is under […]
Bus accident near Blönduós
Yesterday morning around 6:00 a bus with 23 passengers overturned near Blönduós. Everyone, including the driver, was taken to medical facilities. Seven of them were taken by Coast Guard helicopter and air medical transport to Landspítali in Reykjavík, and the others were taken to a hospital in Akureyri. According to Höskuldur Erlingsson, police chief of…
The police are looking for a missing man
Police in the northeast of the country are looking for Alfreð Erling Þórðarson. The man is 45 years old and 176 centimeters tall, has long, slicked back hair, is wearing a blue jacket, blue sweater and black jeans. A police post on Facebook said Alfred left Akureyri at 4:00 a.m. in a gray Toyota RAV…
Euroskills 2023 in Poland
The Euroskills European tournament of industrial, construction and technical disciplines is currently taking place in Gdańsk. At the last European Championships held in Budapest, Iceland won the silver medal in the field of energy production. The Icelandic national team is very strong. Competition takes place in a variety of disciplines such as baking, graphic design,…
The ministry closes the position of animal protection commissioner
The position has been cut before, the last time Sanna Marin’s board returned it in 2020.
Mastering in Copenhagen: And we are back!
This week, Marius asks, is Denmark a nation of paints or is it just a good balance between work and private life? And Pusher Street is finally pushed out, but is the government using archaic methods? Abby talks about the potato holiday no one really knows about. The great travel card debate also continues! Listen…
Helsinki receives a 30 million euro offer for the landmark Tennispalatsi building
The cultural center, a structure built ahead of the delayed 1940 Olympics, was originally intended to be temporary.
Jakobsdóttir and Jónsson’s novel reviewed in the American media
The crime novel “Reykjavík” by Katrín Jakobsdóttir and Ragnar Jónasson is receiving favorable reviews in the most important media. The book was recently featured in the New York Times and New York Post and has previously been praised by mainstream media in the UK and the Nordic countries. “‘Reykjavík’ has a fast-paced plot, with unique…
APN Podcast: Sorry, you’re not sorry? Finland struggles with racism
In this week’s podcast, we ask whether the Finnish government is doing enough to combat racism.
Right now: A large area is cordoned off after the discovery of swine fever
African swine fever has been found in a dead wild boar found southeast of Fagersta in Västmanland, which is spreading concern in the pig industry. It is the first confirmed case in Sweden – and now restrictions are being introduced in the affected area. Hear Minister of Agriculture Peter Kullgren (KD).
Stora Enso closes the Kotka factory and cuts 240 employees
The forestry company’s restructuring plans are expected to reduce its global workforce by 1,150 employees.
Finland is not planning any restrictions on the Russian taxi company Yango
The Finnish Data Protection Commissioner has ordered Yangon to temporarily stop the transfer and processing of customer data from Finland to Russia.
VR starts restructuring negotiations, 80 jobs at risk
The state-owned rail company said the changes were necessary to safeguard its competitiveness because of its difficult financial situation.
State gambling company Veikkaus is expecting 240 job layoffs
The company’s restructuring negotiations concern all 825 employees.
Russian pilot’s secret escape from Putin’s army
Sweden’s Radio’s Russia expert Fredrik Wadström recounts the defection described as a success for Ukraine and a setback for Russia. Ukraine has called on Russian soldiers and commanders to abandon their missions – and now it is revealed that a helicopter pilot with an advanced combat helicopter has switched sides. Host: Robin Olin Guest: Fredrik…
Ministry of Finance: Finland can curb government debt
The ministry believes that Finland will be able to manage its national debt, even though the state will borrow another ten billion euros.
Finland’s largest welfare province begins restructuring negotiations concerning 20,000 employees
Pirkanmaa’s regional hospital deficit this year is 95 million euros, and the negotiations are expected to lead to the loss of up to 500 jobs.
August Strindberg – genius, madness and a red-hot pencil
The editorial staff for this section consists of:Cecilia Düringer – presenter, research and script Emilia Mellberg – producerPablo Leiva Wenger – stage narratorJulia Öjbrant – sound design and final mix
One in ten children has been sexually abused
One in ten children has been a victim of sexual abuse, and around half have been victims of digital sexual violence. Nearly a third of 10th graders regularly struggle with suicidal thoughts, a new study finds. One in ten eighth and tenth graders has experienced sexual violence by an adult. Among girls, it is almost…
Additional Regulations for Whaling Permits
The Minister of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, Svandís Svavarsdóttir, announced today that whaling will be allowed subject to additional regulations on how it is carried out. She added that the government is unanimous in the opinion that the regulations will stabilize conditions for whaling. The decisions were made at today’s government meeting in Egilsstaðir. The…
Amos’ crazy hitchhiking in the US – with killers and nude collectives
Reporter: Gustav Asplund Producer: Jonatan Loxdal Final mix: Astrid Ankarcrona The reality is made by the production company Filt.
Protesters camp out on whaleboats in the harbor
Two activists climbed the masts of two whaling ships last night and are still there. The fire brigade and the police are on the scene trying to bring them down to earth. This information comes from the Vísir.is portal, whose journalists are at the scene. The strikers probably came to Iceland through the Paul Watson…
3.9 magnitude earthquake in Bárðarbunga
Shortly before half past three in the morning, a fairly strong 3.9 magnitude earthquake hit Bárðarbunga. A slightly smaller earthquake, with a magnitude of 2.0, occurred yesterday before nine o’clock in the evening. “Earthquakes this strong happen from time to time,” says Bjarki Kaldalóns Friis, a natural disaster expert in the […]
This means the economics words you didn’t dare ask about
Frida Bratt: “Often there is no incentive in the financial industry to speak in a way that people understand” Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet and Sofia Tyréus, who works with financial public education at the Financial Supervisory Authority, explain what lots of financial words and concepts mean. And tells you how ignorance can lead…
The government starts a silent offensive
After a difficult start with an absent leader of the Liberal Party and strong speculation about a NATO job for Mette Frederiksen, the government is trying to get back on track with new measures. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your…