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Sweden’s national security advisor, Henrik Landerholm, resigned after police launched an investigation into his mishandling of classified documents left at a hotel in 2023. Other incidents, including forgetting his phone at Hungary's embassy and misusing taxpayer funds for personal trips, added to the controversy. Landerholm, a longtime friend of prime minister Ulf Kristersson, faced mounting pressure to step down, with Kristersson acknowledging his role was untenable amid the investigation.

Even as the MoD gears up for the aero show that begins on Feb 11, Control Arms Foundation of India, Christ University School of Law and FEDINA will hold parallel sessions and workshops to create awareness on 'Havoc caused by gun trade'.

Telangana governor ESL Narasimhan on Thursday said that social media was creating panic and rumour mongering among people so it should be used cautiously. The governor said that cyber threat was one of the major threats nowadays.

'Swedish, Israeli Firms Keen To Invest'

The virus responsible for causing common cold may help fend off common cold, reveals a new study.

Swedish major Saab has announced the establishment of a research and development centre in India, with which the company will create a sustainable and long-term relationship, to be able to co-develop critical technologies with India.

Swedish scientists who have developed a vaccine that has shown tremendous promise against coronary artery diseases and strokes are keen to test it in India.

Hungary's parliament is expected to give its approval for Sweden's Nato bid on Monday, after more than a year of delay. Other Nato partners have expressed frustration over Hungary's slow approval process, especially given the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russian troops. Turkey already ratified Sweden's request for Nato membership in January, making Hungary the final hurdle. Both Sweden and Finland applied to join Nato in May 2022.

A breakthrough in Type 1 diabetes treatment shows promise. Scientists in Sweden have successfully transplanted gene-edited islet cells into a patient. These cells produced insulin without triggering an immune attack. This eliminates the need for lifelong immunosuppressant drugs. The research aims to free patients from daily insulin injections. Future studies will explore using stem cells for a potentially unlimited supply.

Two former executives at a Swedish oil company go on trial in Stockholm on Tuesday accused of complicity in war crimes committed by Sudan's regime between 1999 and 2003. The two, who were formally named as suspects in 2016, face the formal charge of "complicity in grave war crimes" committed during the rule of Omar al-Bashir.

Sweden, after 200 years of neutrality, is joining NATO due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The decision marks the end of a long era of nonalignment and reflects Sweden's concerns about Russian military power.

Two former executives of a Swedish oil company, Ian Lundin and Alex Schneiter, have gone on trial in Stockholm, accused of complicity in war crimes committed by Sudan's regime between 1999 and 2003. The prosecution alleges that Lundin Oil, now known as Orron Energy, asked Sudan's government to make its military responsible for security at one of its exploration fields, leading to aerial bombings, civilian deaths, and the burning of villages.

India has signed a series of key defence deals under Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part of a $100 billion upgrade of its Soviet-era military hardware, making it an attractive proposition for arms exporters.

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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is set to be sworn in on Saturday as head of state after winning a historic runoff election to extend his two-decade rule for another five years as Turkey's economic woes worsen. The inauguration in parliament will be followed by a lavish ceremony at his palace in the capital Ankara attended by dozens of world leaders.

Assange faces charges under the US Espionage Act for the 2010 release by his whistleblowing website of a trove of files detailing the realities of US military campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq. Assange spent much of the past decade holed up in Ecuador's London embassy to avoid separate legal proceedings in Sweden, but Washington is now seeking his transfer from Britain to stand trial.