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The final leg of the Western European World Cup leg before the Basel Finals takes place in Gothenburg this afternoon and the stakes are high.

The Gothenburg Horse Show is finally underway, and with a strong lineup of both established stars and young talents, a week of top-level sport awaits.

Q3 sales at previous year’s level and adjusted EBITDA margin improves significantly to 9.2 percent Incoming orders up 8.3 percent for Q3 and 7.7 percent after nine months compared with previous year High order backlog points to strong final quarter Full-year forecast confirmed, adjusted EBITDA margin to rise to up to around 8 percent in FY 2025/2026 Packaging remains a growth driver Growth strategy promises sales potential of over € 300 million in medium term

Getafe, Madrid, Friday, 20th December 2024, 12:00 EUROJET Turbo GmbH (EUROJET), the consortium responsible for the EJ200 engine installed in the Eurofighter Typhoon, has today signed a contract with the NATO Eurofighter & Tornado Management Agency (NETMA) to provide 59 new EJ200 engines for the Spanish Air Force. The contract, signed at Getafe Air Force Base, Madrid, between Air Vice Marshall (AVM) Simon Ellard (ret.), General Manager of NETMA, and Ralf Breiling, CEO of EUROJET, covers EJ200 engines for the Eurofighter Typhoon fighter aircraft in the second phase of the Halcón acquisition project. Production of the engine modules will be performed by the four partner companies of the EUROJET consortium; Rolls-Royce, MTU Aero Engines, ITP Aero and Avio Aero. ITP Aero will conduct the final assembly of the engines at their Ajalvir facility with deliveries scheduled to begin in 2029. On signature of the contract, Mr Breiling stated: “The confidence that Spain and the core nations continue

Mattias Andersson adapts Ingmar Bergman's script Shame for our time. [BLANK] by Alice Birch on the main stage. Ernst Tollers Hinkemann directed by BITEF Grand Prix-winner Anja Suša. Strindbergs The Pelican in the hands of Emil Graffman. Linus Tunström stages his fathers novel The Christmas Oratorio. Actor Johan Rabaues in a monologue about Gertrude Stein. Documentary stories about masculinity, criminality and revenge in The fathers. And for the families: a thrilling crime story in Jefferson by Jean-Claude Mourlevat, awarded Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award (ALMA).

Peder Fredricson concluded the competitions at Strawberry Arena with a victory in the Sweden H&M Grand Prix, riding the talented Sv Vroom de la Pomme Z, ahead of two national team colleagues. “He’s starting to feel really confident in the arena,” Peder said after the competition.

It was a strong lineup of riders that entered the arena in the Lövsta Top 10 Dressage Grand Prix on Saturday at the Sweden International Horse Show. Ultimately it was a trio of Olympic combinations that stood on the podium.

Mattias Ekström will start as guest driver in the Porsche Carrera Cup Scandinavia. During the final race weekend of the season, the racing star challenges the top team of the Swedish GT championships.

The risk of skin cancer for adults under the age of 50 is now decreasing for the first time in Sweden, according to a study from Karolinska Institutet published in JAMA Dermatology.

Heatwaves in sub-Saharan Africa are predicted to become more common due to climate change. A new study by researchers at Karolinska Institutet and others, published in Nature Medicine, reveals a worrying correlation between high temperatures in the final week of pregnancy and an increased risk of stillbirth and early neonatal mortality.

Hamburg, 15 July 2024 – Four weeks of football – four unforgettable weeks in the Host City of Hamburg. Throughout the UEFA EURO 2024, Hamburg residents and visitors were able to experience the special atmosphere in the city, could be a part of it all and enthusiastically made Hamburg into the fan capital of the tournament. Great things start in Hamburg – with solidarity, creativity and impeccable organisation, the Host City brought people from all around the globe together. And created a landmark for the EURO 2024 that is today recognised worldwide: Since yesterday, Spain has topped the container installation in Hamburg’s harbour as the newly-crowned European champion, completing the world’s largest tournament bracket created for the knockout round. Container installation shares Hamburg’s maritime flair with the world The eye-catching container installation in the Port of Hamburg is the hallmark of Hamburg, the only Host City for the UEFA EURO 2024 located in northern Germany. Containe

Projektbolaget Kärnfull Next presenterar idag en ny kandidatort för en park med små modulära reaktorer (SMR) – denna gång i Valdemarsviks kommun. Den östgötska kustorten ingår nu i bolagets SMR-program Re:Firm South som siktar på att bygga ut fossilfri och planerbar energiproduktion i södra Sverige.

Tomorrow marks the beginning of a new phase in the Lundin trial as plaintiffs from South Sudan will be heard in court for the first time. Civil Rights Defenders is present at the Stockholm District Court every day, providing continuous reporting. We are available to comment on the trial. There is also an opportunity to interview the first witness, James Ninrew Dong, after his testimony concludes on 4 June. "We will finally hear from some of the people in South Sudan who have been affected. Their perspectives have been completely absent in the courtroom, and we must not forget that this trial is about them and their chance to seek justice," says Ebony Wade, Legal Adviser at Civil Rights Defenders.

Jesper Svensson var ytterst nära sin 12:e PBA-titel under söndagskvällen. Men det blev till sist finalförlust för Svensson i PBA Playoffs efter en rysare mot David Krol som gick till avgörande roll-off.

The Swedish giants must watch out. Despite valiant attempts from both Henrik von Eckerman on King Edward and Peder Fredricson on Catch Me Not, they could hold the young gun at bay. Dutchman Lars Kersten won the World Cup on his family’s homebred Hallilea.

On Sunday, we will watch the greatest horse in the modern era of the sport trying to set an even higher bar in front of his home fans.

Maria von Essen rode in Gothenburg almost ten years ago, now she is back with an up-and-coming horse, a black beauty named Invoice. It was a very happy team after her ride – joyous tears were shed, and when it was a victory it just kept getting better.

Arena Youth Tour has had several qualifiers around the country, the most recent two weeks ago in Borås. The series pits Juniors and Young Riders against each other on technically challenging courses preparing for future careers in showjumping.

The Swedish Equestrian Federation can now present the results of a pilot study on microplastics in equestrian fibresand surfaces in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University, Chalmers University of Technology and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, with a grant from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency. Microplastics impact the environment and come from sources including tyre wear, garment washing, industrial pollution, painting, plastic littering and artificial turf. While there is substantial research into artificial turf as a source of microplastic pollution, knowledge on microplastics in fibresand was lacking. The Swedish Equestrian Federation set about to change that, initiating a pilot study in collaboration with scientists at Nottingham Trent University, Chalmers University of Technology and its Sports and Technology initiative as well as the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. The interdisciplinary project combined specialists including equestr

Icelandic horses are a popular feature at Sweden International Horse Show. This year, Sweden's Kristján Magnússon pleased his home crowd with a win in the World Cup Tölt with Óskar från Lindeberg. The Tölt final at Friends Arena are a highlight for the riders, who qualify by picking points at competitions throughout Europe. Only the eight best get through to the final at Sweden International Horse Show. These top riders started the week with a warm-up on Thursday, followed by A- and B-finals on Friday with four riders in each. In the A-final, the line-up consisted of one Swede and three Danes. Kristján Magnússon and Óskar från Lindeberg handled the pressure and beat the Danes with a score of 8.44. -This means incredibly much to me, says Kristján Magnússon.-I have been waiting for this for quite some time now. The Swede praises his horse for the win: -He does everything for me. We are friends and do this together, he says of Óskar från Lindeberg.-As soon as I mounted I got the feeling t