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Good morning! It’s 29th November, and here’s your Sweden daily news capsule.

Major police raids against organized crime in Stockholm, targeting illegal poker clubs.

Sweden increases surveillance on Russian oil tankers in the Baltic Sea amid rising tensions.

Fourteen-year-old Martin fights for his right to personal assistance amid ongoing challenges.

Warning issued for icy conditions in northern Sweden as winter weather sets in.

Two tankers caught fire in the Black Sea, linked to the shadow fleet controversy.

Traffic accidents involving wildlife reported across northern Sweden during the night.

Trump announces plans to revoke most of Biden's executive orders, citing automatic signing.

Namibian politician Adolf Hitler wins local elections, distancing himself from his infamous name.

Zelensky's chief of staff resigns following a police raid, signaling political turmoil in Ukraine.

Thousands of mobile phones will be blocked next year, unable to call emergency services.

New rules in Sweden's planning and building legislation aim to simplify construction processes.

Seasonal flu is here, posing risks for vulnerable groups without vaccinations.

A new study links childhood trauma to more difficult childbirth experiences for mothers.

This year's Christmas calendar promises an adventurous time travel quest to find a missing father.

A new romantic comedy reflects on life and love from beyond the grave, perfect for date night.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!