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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.
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&.
H&M’s just eager to get on with business
Janne Einola, country manager at H&M India, said retailers require on an average 17 licences — and that could go up in many states — to open a store.
How living in India changed IKEA India boss Mia Olsson Tunér's perception about crowds
For the Swedish-born designer, shopping in India is a breeze.
This choir will be performing Gustav Holst's Veda-based hymns for first time in India
The British composer might have been happy to know that his music would one day be performed in the country he was fascinated with.
Soccer-Familiar faces mean Olsson needs little time to fit in at Swansea
SOCCER-ENGLAND-SWA/OLSSON:Soccer-Familiar faces mean Olsson needs little time to fit in at Swansea
Soccer-Leicester in serious trouble after Swansea defeat
SOCCER-ENGLAND-SWA-LEI/:Soccer-Leicester in serious trouble after Swansea defeat
Soccer-Leicester in serious trouble after Swansea defeat
SOCCER-ENGLAND-SWA-LEI/:Soccer-Leicester in serious trouble after Swansea defeat
Struggling Swansea swoop for Olsson and Carroll
SOCCER-ENGLAND-SWA-OLSSON:Struggling Swansea swoop for Olsson and Carroll
UPDATE 1-Soccer-Struggling Swansea swoop for Olsson and Carroll
SOCCER-ENGLAND-SWA/ (UPDATE 1):UPDATE 1-Soccer-Struggling Swansea swoop for Olsson and Carroll
Alpine Skiing-World Cup Alta Badia men's parallel giant slalom results
ALPINE SKIING-MEN/ALTA BADIA-RESULTS:Alpine Skiing-World Cup Alta Badia men's parallel giant slalom results
European leagues to end fixture-clash agreement with UEFA
SOCCER-EUROPE-UEFA-EPFL:European leagues to end fixture-clash agreement with UEFA
European leagues vow to fight Champions League changes
SPORT-LEADERS-CHAMPIONS:European leagues vow to fight Champions League changes
Soccer-European leagues vow to fight Champions League changes
SPORT-LEADERS/CHAMPIONS (TV):Soccer-European leagues vow to fight Champions League changes
Despite the attempted coup, Turkey offers hope to the West: Ilhami Alkan Olsson
In an already frail region that is dealing with terror groups and a massive refugee crisis the instability in Turkey poses an unnecessary complication for the NATO members.
Bengaluru scientists works make it to Science Express train
The posters that describe the use of genetic methods for tiger identification and conservation are based on data and methods developed by Ramakrishnan's group.
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