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- A member of staff collects the last COVID-19 PCR tests, at the Covid testing site of Svagertorp, Malmoe, Sweden, Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2022. Starting Wednesday, Sweden ends the wide-scale testing for COVID-19 even among people showing symptoms of coronavirus infection, a move that puts the Scandinavian nation at odds with most of Europe but could become the norm as the costs of testing yields fewer benefits as the omicron variant proves milder and governments begin to consider treating covid-19 as other endemic illnesses. (Johan Nilsson/TT via AP)
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Sweden ends COVID-19 testing as pandemic restrictions lifted
By DAVID KEYTON - Associated Press
Wed,02/09/22-3:11AM , 253 Reads
STOCKHOLM (AP) — Sweden has halted wide-scale testing for COVID-19 even among people showing symptoms of an infection, putting an end to the mobile city-square tent sites, drive-in swab centers and home-delivered tests that became ubiquitous during the pandemic and provided essential data
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- Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi meets the media outside the Soria Moria hotel in Oslo, Norway, Monday, Jan. 24, 2022. The Taliban and western diplomats have began their first official talks in Europe since they took over control of Afghanistan in August. The closed-door meetings were taking place at a hotel in the snow-capped mountains above the Norwegian capital and Taliban representatives will be certain to press their demand that nearly $10 billion frozen by the United States and other Western countries be released as Afghanistan faces a precarious humanitarian situation.(Terje Pedersen/NTB scanpix via AP)
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Taliban hold first talks in Europe since Afghan takeover
By DAVID KEYTON - Associated Press
Mon,01/24/22-2:57AM , 157 Reads
OSLO, Norway (AP) — The Taliban and western diplomats have begun their first official talks in Europe since they took over control of Afghanistan in August.

The closed-door meetings were taking place at a hotel in the snow-capped mountains above the Norwegian capital.
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- Taliban delegate Shafiullah Azam, Taliban vice director for economic cooperation ministry foreign affairs, right, talks to a delegate at a hotel in Oslo, Norway, Sunday, Jan. 23, 2022. A Taliban delegation led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Sunday started three days of talks in Oslo with Western officials and Afghan civil society representatives amid a deteriorating humanitarian situation in Afghanistan. The closed-door meetings are taking place at a hotel in the snow-capped mountains above the Norwegian capital. (Torstein Boe/NTB scanpix via AP)
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Taliban talks in Norway raise new debate about recognition
By DAVID KEYTON - Associated Press
Sun,01/23/22-3:56AM , 232 Reads
OSLO, Norway (AP) — A Taliban delegation led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Sunday started three days of talks in Oslo with Western officials and Afghan civil society representatives amid a deteriorating humanitarian situation in Afghanistan.
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