Swedish SKF products revealed in Russian war industry

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An investigation by Aftonbladet and SVT reveals that products from Swedish ball bearing maker SKF have ended up in Russia's war industry worth hundreds of millions of kronor despite sanctions. SKF states they comply with all rules but take the issue very seriously. The probe points to deliveries since 2022.

UN Security Council imposes sanctions on Iran

The United Nations Security Council has voted to impose new sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program. The resolution passed with strong support amid concerns about uranium enrichment levels. This marks a significant escalation in international pressure on Tehran.

SKF products in Russia are counterfeits according to company's experts

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According to SKF's own experts, products sold in Russia are counterfeit versions of the company's original parts. Police are investigating whether large volumes indicate negligence on SKF's part. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson welcomes the scrutiny as important.

EU Discusses New Sanctions Regime

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The European Commission proposes a new sanctions regime targeting organized crime and foreign threats. This follows recent security incidents. Member states will vote on the proposal soon.