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Sweden hikes interest rate as economy recovers
Sweden's economy makes a strong recovery from recession.
Swedish TV broadcaster agrees to air far-right ad
Swedish TV4 to broadcast a reworked version of 'hateful' advert.
• 'Sweden's elections should be supervised'
• Sweden's far-right furious: 'Democracy in danger'
• Swedish TV station refuses to air 'hateful' ad
• Denmark slams Kurdish TV for promoting PKK
Norwegian bank may buy HQ Bank

Norway's biggest bank to boost market positions in Sweden by swallowing troubled investment bank, an inside source say.
China to become Sony Ericsson's biggest market
Smartphone use in China expected to explode the coming years.
Swedish left-wingers woos 'less inequalities'
Sweden's left-wing opposition eyes "a new direction for Sweden, with more jobs, less inequalities and a Green shift."
• Swedish government vows more tax cuts
• Record support for Sweden's Prime Minister
Julian Assange moves to Sweden
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has applied to the Swedish Migration Board for a permit to stay in the country.
Stockholm 'egalitarian' rental boost black market
The Swedish rental system has given rise to acute housing shortages and an enormous underground market.
Whalers rebel against Iceland's EU candidacy
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"Iceland will not join the EU", Icelandic veteran whaler said.
• Whale meat getting more popular
• Iceland millionaire: 'Whales are just another fish'
H&M rival Zara steps up online battle
Competition tightens as Europe's largest clothing retailer takes the Zara brand online.
'Cosmetics firm Oriflame aimed to harm Iran'
Intelligence Minister Heydar Moslehi accused Swedish cosmetics firm Oriflame of trying to harm Iran's security.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic signs for Milan
AC Milan have signed Sweden forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic from Barcelona for €24 million.
Swedish opposition to pull out Afghan troops
Sweden's opposition coalition will start bringing home troops in Afghanistan in early 2011 – if it wins next month's election.
Swedish stocks rose Friday after dull week
WEEKLY UPDATE - Stocks in Stockholm dived last week as fear of a US double-dip increased.
Women appeal against WikiLeaks founder's case
New information had come to light over rape case, lawyer said.
Swedish government vows more tax cuts
Government coalition parties to focus on measures for employment, income tax cuts and a halved service tax for the restaurant sector.
WikiLeaks founder furious over rape charges
"The damage they have caused me and WikiLeaks is enormous".
Swedish export managers eye Asian upswing
Double-dip? Recession? Swedish exporters believe that global demand will continue to rebound.
Sweden's unemployment plunges to 8 percent
Unemployment rate dropped significantly in Sweden last month.
Saab's owner Spyker burdened by debts
Spyker has more liabilities than assets, NYSE Euronext said, giving the carmaker five days to detail its financial situation.
Probe against Julian Assange to continue

Swedish prosecutor has enough evidence to continue investigating a molestation allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
• WikiLeaks to release CIA paper Wednesday
• WikiLeaks founder hires top defence lawyer


















