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People may soon be able to implant their COVID-19 passports into their own bodies
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COVID-19 Passport Microchip Implants Developed by Swedish Startup Promise To Be More Convenient

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Police Arrest Swedish Woman for Holding Son Captive for Almost 3 Decades

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Swedish Girl, ISIS: 16-Year-Old Swedish Girl Rescued From ISIS In Mosul

Science/Health

Premature Birth: Depression In Both Mothers And Fathers Can Increase Likelihood, Study Says

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Egypt Hotel Attack: Three Foreign Tourists Stabbed At Red Sea Resort Hotel, One Assailant Killed

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Refugee Crisis: Sweden Nearly Triples Refugee Intake, Forced To Cut Spending And Increase Borrowing

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Unmanned Airport Towers: Swedish Airport Employs Completely Digital Monitoring

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Copenhagen Attacks: Cartoonist Believes he was Main Target, 'I'm Not Going to Let this Attack Scare Me' (PHOTO)

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Israel: 'Mass Immigration' of European Jews Encouraged by PM Netanyahu, 'Israel is your Home'

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Sweden Says Russian Military Plane Nearly Collided With Passenger Jet; Russia Denies Accusations

Crime & Justice

Pirate Bay Founder Sentenced To More Than Three Years In Prison For Hacking

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Apple Acquires Swedish Software Startup AlgoTrim To Improve Performance of iPhones

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