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The red-green parties are trying to agree on a migration proposal in the shadow of the sluggish government formation. The cost of new trains to Roslagsbanan has increased from 1.38 to 2.28 billion kroner. Evelina Änggren won Chef of the Year after a competition in the Globen Annexet. Plumber Yaniv Hayoun averted an airplane crisis. Christa Pike was sentenced to death in 1996 for torture murder and survived an execution attempt 30 years later.
Red-green offensive against deportations of young people
In the shadow of the sluggish government formation, the red-green parties are trying to agree in the Riksdag on a new migration policy proposal. The goal is to stop deportations of young people.
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The cost of new trains to Roslagsbanan increases by 900 million
After the shock announcement that the cost of the expansion of Stockholm's subway is accelerating, there is a new heavy expense for SL. The budget for buying new trains for the Roslagsbanan is not enough and must be increased from SEK 1.38 to 2.28 billion.
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Evelina Änggren is Chef of the Year
Evelina Änggren is Chef of the Year 2026. It was clear after an intense day of competition when scallops were grilled and truffle hollandaise was whipped in the Globen Annexet in Stockholm.
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The plumber Hayoun is hailed as a hero in the airplane drama
Plumber Yaniv Hayoun was one of those who managed to avert a potential plane disaster on Wednesday and is being hailed as a hero. Hayoun gave a surprising explanation for his wise intervention:
- I'm looking at the "Accident Commission".
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The woman sentenced to death was to be executed - did not die
Christa Pike, 50, was sentenced to death for a torture murder in 1996. On Wednesday - 30 years later - she was to be executed by two injections of poison.
But Pike survived the execution attempt. Her lawyers are demanding an immediate halt to the execution of the sentence.
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Red-green offensive against deportations of young people
The cost of new trains to Roslagsbanan increases by 900 million
Evelina Änggren is Chef of the Year
The plumber Hayoun is hailed as a hero in the airplane drama
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The red-green parties will present a joint migration proposal in the Riksdag within the next few weeks.
Likely · Within weeks
SL will need to seek additional funding or renegotiate agreements to cover the cost increase for the Roslag track.
Very likely · Within weeks
Christa Pike's lawyers will continue to fight to stop her execution.
Very likely · Within weeks

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