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November 1, 2025

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Swedish muralist Domi Forrest brings myth-inspired art to the city

“This is my first time working with assistants, as I usually travel and paint alone” Swedish mural artist Domi Forrest has brought her unique fusion of mythology, nature and human connection to Pakistan, where she is creating two large-scale murals for the World Culture Festival in Karachi. “This is my first time working with assistants, as I usually travel and paint alone,” she said The Express Tribunesmiling as she looked at her unfinished sketches. On her first visit to Pakistan, Forrest described her experience as “an amazing one full of positive energy and kindness.” Internationally known for her symbolic and

February 3, 2025

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The Swedish man was found guilty of hate crime over the desecration of St. Koran

This unused photo shows that a person holds a copy of St. Koran in his own and during a protest against the desecration of the sacred book. – AFP/file The anti-Islamic fighter was found guilty of hate crimes. Comments against Muslims inspired anger towards Sweden. The fellow fighter was shot last week in the verdict. Stockholm: A Swedish court found an anti-Islamic fighter guilty Monday for hate crimes for a public bastard of St. Koran, in a decision five days after another man who was also prosecuted for the incidents was shot. Salwan Najem, a Swedish citizen, received a suspensive

February 1, 2025

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Swedish Prime Minister says shooting anti-Islamic agonist can be linked to foreign power

Police are conducting operations at Sodertalje, Stockholm in Sweden on January 30, 2025, after taking Salwan Momika. – Reuters The prosecutor ordered five people to be held, the police say. The Stockholm court rejects the case in Momika after death. Sweden’s security service “evaluates” the impact of reception. Stockholm: The Swedish prime minister said that the shooting of an anti-Islamic fighter just hours before the verdict of the trial was due on Thursday for the burning of St. Koran could be linked to a foreign power and the police arrested five people. Salwan Momika, 38, an Iraqi refugee, was shot

January 24, 2025

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Pakistan seeks help from Swedish Green Fund

Listen to the article Islamabad: Federal Minister of Power Awais Ahmed Khan Leghari has called on the Sweden Green Fund to help convert Pakistan’s small vehicles to electric technology by providing technical and financial assistance, which will support Pakistan’s recent record reduction in tariffs for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations ). The minister made the proposal in a meeting with the Swedish ambassador, Alexandra Berg Von Linde, on Thursday. Elaborating on the proposal to convert existing fossil fuel vehicles, especially motorcycles, Leghari said that currently there are over 30 million motorcycles in Pakistan and people belonging to this income group

October 16, 2024

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Kylian Mbappe was “shocked” to see his name linked to the Swedish rape investigation

France’s Kylian Mbappe celebrates his first goal against Poland on June 25, 2025. — Reuters PARIS: Kylian Mbappe was “shocked” to see his name linked to a Swedish rape investigation and the Real Madrid and France star will take legal action for defamation, his lawyer said AFP on Tuesday. Bape’s lawyer, Marie-Alixe Canou-Bernard, insisted the France captain was “comfortable” because “he has done nothing wrong”. A Swedish prosecutor said earlier on Tuesday that he had opened a rape investigation without naming Bape. Swedish newspapers Aftonbladet and Expressenas well as the public broadcaster SVTreported that Mbappe was the target of the

October 16, 2024

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Kylian Mbappe denounces Swedish media’s rape allegations as ‘fake news’

Real Madrid’s Kylian Mbappe during the warm-up before the LaLiga match against Villarreal at the Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid, Spain, October 5, 2024. — Reuters Real Madrid star Kylian Mbappe said on Monday he was the victim of “fake news” after a Swedish newspaper reported a rape investigation had been launched following a visit to the French footballer’s entourage in Stockholm. Mbappe, 25, claimed in a post on X that there was a link between the reference to Aftonbladet tabloids and his hearing before a French league committee on Tuesday over his heated dispute over unpaid wages with former club

June 27, 2024

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Swedish companies are encouraged to invest in IT and telecommunications

Islamabad: Minister of State for Information Technology and Telecommunications Shaza Fatima Khawaja on Thursday urged Swedish companies to invest in Pakistan’s information technology and telecommunications sector. “The government is taking measures to promote information and communication technology (ICT), as ICT development is vital for progress,” he said while addressing the IT and Digitization Roundtable with Swedish technology companies at the Ministry of IT and Telecommunications. Swedish Ambassador Henrik Persson and representatives of Swedish companies including Ericsson, Need Insights, LCC/Talkpool, Quixel, Saab and Mahaana Wealth were present on the occasion. “The Ministry of Information and Telecommunications is working towards fulfilling the

May 28, 2024

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Swedish midfielder Olsson after brain disease

STOCKHOLM: Sweden international Kristoffer Olsson, who was hospitalized in February with a rare brain disease that left him without motor or verbal skills, said on Monday that he is recovering well and will play football again. The 28-year-old Danish Superliga FC Midtjylland midfielder fell unconscious at home on February 20 and was admitted to Aarhus University Hospital, where he was placed on a ventilator. Tests showed he had suffered several small blood clots in the brain due to a rare inflammation of the blood vessels in the brain. He was transferred to a rehab center in mid-March to help him

February 20, 2024

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Swedish company on the verge of making environmentally friendly steel with a 95% reduction in CO2 emissions.

H2 Green Steel’s ambitious project marks a paradigm shift in an industry often seen as a “real bad boy” in environmental terms Steel produced at the ArcelorMittal facility in Ghent, Belgium. The company uses a carbon capture technology to convert exhaust gases such as CO2 into ethanol. — Newsweek In a pioneering move towards a greener future, H2 Green Steel, a Swedish company, is on the verge of building the world’s first commercial-scale steel mill capable of reducing CO2 emissions by 95 percent. Newsweek revealed. The key lies in an innovative process that swaps the traditional coal-heavy coke for hydrogen,

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