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    Anne Carson Nobel Prize 2026: Why did the Canadian poet win? How her unusual work brought Helen of Troy and Marilyn Monroe together

    Renowned Canadian poet Anne Carson has been awarded the prestigious 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. Known for her innovative blending of poetic forms, Carson has made significant contributions to modern literature and art since the 1990s. Expressing her astonishment at the recognition, she reflects on her journey as a translator of classical Greek texts, affirming her impact on the literary scene.

    'Stockholm Syndrome' bank robber Clark Olofsson dies

    Clark Olofsson, the infamous Swedish bank robber involved in the 1973 Stockholm bank siege that birthed the term "Stockholm Syndrome," has died at 78 after a long illness. Olofsson, a notorious repeat offender, was serving time when he was brought to the bank at the request of another robber, Janne Olsson.

    Sweden embarks on sober search for more cemetery space in case of war

    Burial associations in Sweden are seeking additional land to bury thousands in the event of war, following the Church of Sweden's crisis preparedness guidelines. With tensions in the Baltic Sea region and Sweden's decision to join NATO, securing land for up to 30,000 burials in Goteborg has become a priority.

    Stockholm Syndrome: How a bank robbery, 50 yrs ago, led to romanticisation of kidnapping

    Stockholm Syndrome is a 'defence mechanism that helps the victim' cope with a traumatic situation.

    How a bank robbery 50 years ago gave birth to Stockholm syndrome? Find out

    Stockholm syndrome, the psychological phenomenon in which hostages develop a bond with their captors, gets its name from a failed bank robbery in Stockholm, Sweden, 50 years ago. It is not officially recognized as a mental disorder but is seen as a coping mechanism for hostages.

    Uber's Middle East subsidiary Careem offloads 50.3% stake in super app to Emirates Telecom

    The super app will be managed by Careem founders Mudassir Sheikha and Magnus Olsson, said the company, formerly known as Etisalat Group and now called e&.

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