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Europe · Sweden

The F grade can be scrapped – and a ten-point scale introduced

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

A new grading system with a ten-point scale is to be introduced, and there is no sharp lower limit. The grade F should therefore be removed, the government's investigators propose at a press conference.See the Story

Earthquake · Sweden

Strong earthquake in Lake Vänern outside Mariestad

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.3 has occurred in Lake Vänern, a few kilometers northwest of Mariestad. – It is unusually large by Swedish standards, says seismologist Björn Lund, to the Mariestads-tidningen newspaper.See the Story

Education

Malta’s Pilot Project Tackles Period Stigma With Free Menstrual Products In Schools

Menstrual stigma is still very much a thing, creating shame, misinformation, and unnecessary barriers to education and healthcare for many. But Malta is taking steps to change that. The Human Rights Directorate, within the Parliamentary Secretary for Reforms & Equality, has rolled out a pilot project providing free menstrual products to secondary school students. The goal? To normalise menstruation and ensure that period products are easily acce…See the Story

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