Stories from Sweden

SuperCom has secured a $17 million contract with Sweden's Prison and Probation Service. The contract involves the implementation of SuperCom's PureSecurity suite for offender tracking, home detention, and facility monitoring.

Sam Battle won a title, with the source noting that live instruments are not permitted at the ESC. The performance was described as having a low bar for Great Britain.

Tickets for the Eurovision Song Contest semi-finals in Malmö have sold out, a situation described as by long-time attendees.

The Swedish Liberal Party (Liberalerna) has proposed policies aimed at doubling the number of billionaires in Sweden. Sweden's Liberal Party has proposed doubling the tax rate for billionaires.

Elara Caring has reported a data breach affecting patient information. The leak occurred because a third-party vendor's security measures were insufficient. The company is sending notification letters after the incident.

Swedish broadcaster SVT has commissioned a new reality program where contestants will spend six weeks in the wild. Thousands applied for auditions for the show.

Chants of "stop the genocide" were edited out of Israel's performance during the Eurovision semi-final. Several individuals were removed by security for staging pro-Palestine protests.

Protests are planned regarding Israel's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest. Spain has announced it will withdraw and not broadcast the competition due to the controversy.

A forest fire is burning near Färila, Sweden, in the Ängra area. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.

International artists signed a petition titled 'No Music for Genocide,' calling for Israel's exclusion from the contest. The Swiss singer Nemo was declared the winner of the Eurovision contest. The singer performed a song that resonated with audiences.