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After World Cup Exit, Donald Trump Slams "Woke" US Women's Football Team
Former US president Donald Trump took a swipe at his own country's women's soccer team on Sunday evening after they crashed out of the World Cup on penalties to Sweden, declaring that "woke equals failure."
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Focus On "Real Crime": Trump Hits Out At Sweden In Rapper A$AP Rocky Case
President Donald Trump tweeted his displeasure with Sweden on Thursday after prosecutors there charged rapper A$AP Rocky with assault, extending his jail time until a trial date is set.
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In Sweden's "Museum Of Failure", A Donald Trump Board Game
Cased in glass and lit up by neon lights, the Donald Trump board game, the plastic bicycle, an electric beauty mask, bottles of Green Ketchup and a host of other unlikely innovations have found fame again in Sweden's Museum of Failure.
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North Korean Foreign Minister Heads To Sweden
North Korea's foreign minister on Thursday flew into Beijing en route to Stockholm, which could play a role in setting up a proposed summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.
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Attempted Arson Attack On Swedish Synagogue: Police
A synagogue in Sweden's second largest city Gothenburg was attacked in a failed arson attempt late Saturday, police said.
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Report 'Seriously' On Sweden, King Tells Global Media After Donald Trump Remarks
Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf has urged news organisations to report objectively on the Nordic nation, after US President Donald Trump drew attention to the country's immigration challenges.
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Crime Comment On Sweden Was Based On TV Report: Donald Trump
A day after falsely suggesting there was an immigration-related security incident in Sweden, President Donald Trump said on Sunday his comment was based on a television report he had seen.
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The Trump Effect? Sweden Reflects On Its Integration Policy
US President Donald Trump's controversial statements linking immigration and crime in Sweden, a country idealised by some for its liberal values, have sparked the nation to weigh the successes and failures of its integration policy.
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Trump Trolled For Sweden Remarks, Viral Video Shows What Really Happened
When US President Donald Trump suggested that a terror attack had taken place in Sweden on Friday, it caused some confusion. A video on Facebook, that has gone viral, has trolled Donald Trump for his gaffe.
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Trump Asked People To 'Look At What's Happening ... In Sweden.' Here's What's Happening There.
President Donald Trump caused confusion during a Saturday rally in Florida when he said: "You look at what's happening last night in Sweden. Sweden, who would believe this?" Trump then mentioned the French cities of Nice and Paris and the Belgian capital, Brussels. The three European cities were all attacked by terrorists over the past two years.
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Sweden Has No Idea What Trump Meant When He Said, 'You Look At What's Happening...In Sweden'
If you believe Swedish media, Friday night was relatively uneventful. Among the most noteworthy headlines were reports that a popular Swedish singer had technical problems during a musical competition.
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After World Cup Exit, Donald Trump Slams "Woke" US Women's Football Team
Former US president Donald Trump took a swipe at his own country's women's soccer team on Sunday evening after they crashed out of the World Cup on penalties to Sweden, declaring that "woke equals failure."
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Focus On "Real Crime": Trump Hits Out At Sweden In Rapper A$AP Rocky Case
President Donald Trump tweeted his displeasure with Sweden on Thursday after prosecutors there charged rapper A$AP Rocky with assault, extending his jail time until a trial date is set.
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In Sweden's "Museum Of Failure", A Donald Trump Board Game
Cased in glass and lit up by neon lights, the Donald Trump board game, the plastic bicycle, an electric beauty mask, bottles of Green Ketchup and a host of other unlikely innovations have found fame again in Sweden's Museum of Failure.
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North Korean Foreign Minister Heads To Sweden
North Korea's foreign minister on Thursday flew into Beijing en route to Stockholm, which could play a role in setting up a proposed summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.
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Attempted Arson Attack On Swedish Synagogue: Police
A synagogue in Sweden's second largest city Gothenburg was attacked in a failed arson attempt late Saturday, police said.
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Report 'Seriously' On Sweden, King Tells Global Media After Donald Trump Remarks
Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf has urged news organisations to report objectively on the Nordic nation, after US President Donald Trump drew attention to the country's immigration challenges.
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Crime Comment On Sweden Was Based On TV Report: Donald Trump
A day after falsely suggesting there was an immigration-related security incident in Sweden, President Donald Trump said on Sunday his comment was based on a television report he had seen.
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The Trump Effect? Sweden Reflects On Its Integration Policy
US President Donald Trump's controversial statements linking immigration and crime in Sweden, a country idealised by some for its liberal values, have sparked the nation to weigh the successes and failures of its integration policy.
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Trump Trolled For Sweden Remarks, Viral Video Shows What Really Happened
When US President Donald Trump suggested that a terror attack had taken place in Sweden on Friday, it caused some confusion. A video on Facebook, that has gone viral, has trolled Donald Trump for his gaffe.
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Trump Asked People To 'Look At What's Happening ... In Sweden.' Here's What's Happening There.
President Donald Trump caused confusion during a Saturday rally in Florida when he said: "You look at what's happening last night in Sweden. Sweden, who would believe this?" Trump then mentioned the French cities of Nice and Paris and the Belgian capital, Brussels. The three European cities were all attacked by terrorists over the past two years.
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Sweden Has No Idea What Trump Meant When He Said, 'You Look At What's Happening...In Sweden'
If you believe Swedish media, Friday night was relatively uneventful. Among the most noteworthy headlines were reports that a popular Swedish singer had technical problems during a musical competition.
