Capping off an eventful month in Congress, President Joe Biden gave his signature of approval Tuesday afternoon to legislation aimed at boosting domestic semiconductor manufacturing and documents supporting Finland and Sweden joining NATO. Read more»
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Después de casi dos décadas de procesos legales, el pueblo de los Río Yaqui pronto podrán recibir artefactos sagrados devuelta a casa. Read more»
A collection of Yaqui artifacts — including the sacred ceremonial deer head Maaso Koba — will be brought back across the world to its home in Mexico with the Rio Yaqui people, after being held by a Swedish museum for 100 years. Read more»
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Northern Europe is enjoying a food renaissance. Once maligned British nosh is now hailed – even in France. Read more» 1
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can be extradited to Sweden over alleged sex crimes, Britain's highest court ruled Wednesday. Read more»
Authorities in Sweden said police arrested four people on Sunday, on suspicion of planning a terrorist attack. Read more»
In Sweden, a headbanger has succeeded in having his heavy metal music obsession declared an addiction that requires state disability benefits. (with video) Read more»
Denmark and Sweden have arrested five people they suspect were plotting an "imminent" terror attack on a newspaper that printed cartoon images of the Prophet Muhammad. Read more»
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Britain's high court granted bail to Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder wanted in Sweden for questioning over allegations of rape. Read more»
Despite suffering a terror attack Saturday, Swedes remained stoic about the nation's military presence in Afghanistan, presumed to be a motivation for the bomber. Read more»