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- Saab secured a NATO agreement to supply up to ten Globaleye surveillance aircraft, with deliveries set to start in 2027.
- The programme is expected to create hundreds of jobs in Linköping and Gothenburg.
- Midwives report that 94 percent consider staffing inadequate this summer, leading to unit closures and overtime.
- A draft law proposes conditional fines of one to two million kronor for firms that fail to meet new customer-service standards.
