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October 26
- Netanyahu's bloc falls short of a Knesset majority as Israeli coalition talks stall
No bloc is close to a majority in the Knesset after Israel's election, leaving government formation uncertain. Benjamin Netanyahu's camp lacks a majority, and negotiators face a tangled path to a coalition.
- World's largest crypto exchange hacked as 62 billion kronor stolen in 20 minutes
The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange has been hacked, and its assets have been frozen, according to Swedish outlets. The attack is described as the largest of its kind against a crypto giant.
- Sweden's Migration Agency declines to pause teenage deportations despite expected stop law
Sweden's Migration Agency is not pausing deportations of teenagers, even though a stop law is expected. The agency's position was reported by Västerbottens-Kuriren and Svenska Dagbladet, and Omni framed the news as the deportations continuing despite the anticipated stoppage law.
- Åkesson moves against ethnonationalists in SD as professor predicts Jomshof may fall
Sverigedemokraterna leader Jimmie Åkesson has publicly attacked ethnonationalism inside his party, writing in Expressen Debatt on the question of Swedishness. Ann-Cathrine Jungar, professor of political science, called the intervention a strategic move to clean up in his own house ahead of government cooperation. She said he even warns opponents that they can be expelled if they do not fall in line.
- Swedish climate researcher Andreas Malm denied entry to Britain ahead of London free-speech conference
Andreas Malm, a climate researcher at Lund University and an activist, has been denied entry to the United Kingdom. The decision came ahead of a conference in London where he was due to speak about freedom of expression.