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LIVING IN SWEDEN
Are Swedes funny? Explaining the many types of Swedish jokes
Swedes generally get lumped in with the Germans as a nation with no sense of humour (unlike their slightly funnier neighbours the Dutch, Danish and Norwegians). But it's not true! Or not entirely, anyway. Swedes do have a sense of humour, it's just a bit different. Here's The Local's contributor Richard Orange's guide to help you recognise when a Swede is trying to be funny.
EUROPEAN UNION
How many travellers are turned away at European borders because of 90 day limit?
Many Non-EU nationals, including Britons since Brexit, need to make sure they don't go over the 90-day rule in the EU/Schengen area. But how many people are turned away at European borders because they overstayed?
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Can digitalisation democratise Swiss private banking?
PARTNER CONTENT
A Global MBA in sunny France: Your gateway to international success
The path to career success isn't always straight or smooth. It's also a branching path – at many points you'll be presented with choices that will define your career. So, how do you develop the confidence to know which decisions will help you blaze your own distinct trail?
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Living in Germany: five types of insurance you should know about
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