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Top Stories
Sensis, Saab team up for US military radar deal
Sensis Corporation and Saab Microwave Systems have entered into a cooperative agreement for Sensis to market, sell and provide logistics support for Saab’s GIRAFFE Agile... full story

Wiretapping, phone bugging law will monitor data
Probe dropped over explosives scare at nuclear plant
Telia Sonera board rejects offer from France Telecom
Vattenfall to build a CCS demo plant in Germany
Eco-friendly “Green” cars hit record highs with buyers
Poland, Sweden to present joint proposal on EU policy
Ericsson promises to fix child labour problems
More ethanol will be bought from Ghana for fuel supplies
High fuel costs dump SAS profits, job cuts coming
Political
Armed forces may face imminent spending cuts
Hakan Syren, Supreme Commander of the Swedish Armed Forces, has warned that requested spending cuts will seriously impair the country’s ability to defend itself and... full story

Saving the Baltic Sea becomes a priority
Not an EU citizen? You can still get a job
No push for an EU boycott on Australian wool seen
Africa trade depends on fixing democracy and its investments
Afghanistan’s foreign minister visits, asks for help
No support for the Baltic Sea pipeline in this corner
Troops could be sent to Chad to help refugees
Sweden to close seven embassies and consulates
Government pledges more income tax cuts next year
more political news...


Business
Skanska to develop new police building in Malmoe
Construction group Skanska AB said it is investing 300 million Swedish crowns (31.88 million Euro) to construct a new police station in Malmoe, the company... full story

Trollhattan plant in overdrive, it nabs Saab
H&M reports double-digit profits growth
ProSiebenSat1 sells a key unit to Sweden’s TV4
TeliaSonera acquire’s Norway’s retail-chain ComHouse
Swedish private equity fund will invest too
Aspinova, Idetenik, are acquired by India’s Tooltech
TeliaSonera, Apple in iPhone Scandinavia strategy
Ericsson to provide Mobile Softswitch in Poland
Alfa Laval gets US heat exchange supplier
Economic
Swedish travel industry sets record for 2007
Last year was a new record for the travel industry in Sweden and the forecast for 2008 remains optimistic, with bookings for this year and... full story

Diesel users may lose their tax break at the pump
Lots of red ink on the presses as Metro posts some losses
Down, down, downturn for Investor AB results
Saab’s revenue picture is backing up a bit
Telia Sonera will pay clients for email crash
It’s pay TV for sure, and people are paying up fast
H&M keeps racking it up, 14% sales rise last month
Clean sweep for Electrolux in Britain, plant is closing
Ericsson faces lawsuit over profit warning
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Bylines & Interviews
Blatant Benevolence
By Peter Singer is Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University
IS THIS REALLY RIGHT?
By Clare Payne manages the Integrity Office of an Australian Investment Bank
Migrants should not be seen as criminals
By Paulo Casaca is as Member of the European Parliament from Portugal
Towards a European Public Sphere
By Georgios Papastatmkos is a Member of the European Parliament from Greece
Saving Resources to Save Growth
By Jeffrey Sachs is Professor of Economics and Director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University.
Europe’s Calamity
By Joschka Fischer, Germany’s Foreign Minister and Vice Chancellor from 1998 to 2005
From Lisbon to Dublin and back again
By MEP Costas Botopoulos is a Member of the Socialist Group in the European Parliament for Greece
Kashagan development postponed until 2013
interview with Timur Kulibaev, KazEnergy Association head
Scarcity in an Age of Plenty
By Joseph E. Stiglitz, Professor at Columbia University
European vision of Serbia
interview with Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia, Bozidar Djelic
Green Economy, Green Jobs
interview with Nikolaus G. van der Pas. Director General
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