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GQ highlights CDLP boxer briefs and related items with 20% off during Black Friday weekend.
CDLP uses Tencel Lyocell fabric, described as silky-soft and breathable by editors.
GQ editors compare CDLP favorably to Calvin Klein, noting CK's classic trunks on sale as well.
The feature includes insights from editors Murray Clark and others on fit and design quality.
The deal roundup positions CDLP as part of a broader Black Friday menswear guide on GQ.
GQ notes the origin and design ethos of CDLP as a Stockholm-based brand focused on refined basics.
The article presents price comparisons: a three-pack costs $96 during the sale versus $120 normally.
Editors recommend pairing CDLP boxers with the brand’s heavyweight T-shirt during Black Friday.
GQ’s coverage links to additional Black Friday fashion resources and past coverage.
The piece emphasizes the balance of value and luxury in CDLP’s Tencel-based basics.

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Branislav Tešanović, a 78-year-old Serb, was found dead in his Stockholm flat almost four years after his death.
Police found the calendar still on March 11 and the radio still playing when they entered the flat.
Neighbors alerted authorities after years of quiet living, sparking a broader discussion about isolation among immigrants.
Branislav’s life in Sweden included long manual jobs and a love of outdoor chess.
Dragan Laban organized a second funeral with Branislav’s relatives, giving him a proper farewell.
The Daily Star highlights Branislav’s life story from exile to his years in Sweden.
The case drew attention to loneliness and the care system's ability to track relatives of missing individuals.
The Swedish press coined the nickname ‘the world’s loneliest man’ for Branislav.
The discovery prompted documentaries and renewed interest in Branislav’s life story.

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Researchers re-examine ten Viking Age artefacts from the Swedish History Museum using microwear analysis and RTI.
The study found variability in manufacture and use among pendants, challenging the idea of a single function for the artefact type.
Eight pendants were silver and two were bronze, with diverse finishing after casting.
Polishing differences between front and back surfaces suggest varied visibility or storage contexts.
Wear patterns imply some pendants were not worn as necklaces but possibly stored or wrapped.
Some artefacts show signs of handling and possible storage in pouches rather than display.
Overall, results show same type objects can have varied life histories and use contexts.
The study highlights microwear and RTI as tools to reassess artefacts lacking contextual evidence.
Full results were published in Antiquity, with the project DOI provided.
Researchers questioned the life histories of artefacts with limited contextual evidence.

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SIPRI reports 2024 arms sales rose 5.9% to a record $679 billion as global demand stayed high.
U.S. firms led gains with 30 of 39 top companies posting higher arms revenue.
European arms revenues rose 13% to $151 billion as spending were boosted by Ukraine and Russia tensions.
China's arms sector contracted, with an approximate 10% revenue drop among eight firms.
Russian arms firms Rostec and United Shipbuilding Corp grew combined revenue by 23%.
Middle East demand broadened, with Israeli firms showing stronger sales amid regional conflicts.
Asia and Oceania saw a 1.2% revenue drop, led by a 10% fall for Chinese firms.
SIPRI warns supply chains for critical minerals could hinder future arms production.
Russian domestic demand helped offset sanctions despite component shortages.
SIPRI notes that Western production capacity is expanding to meet higher demand.
Overall trend links higher arms revenue to ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza.

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The Swedish Equality Agency says rising hate and threats against female politicians threaten democracy.
Anna-Karin Hatt resigned as Centre Party leader after citing hate and threats.
A 2025 survey shows 26.3% of female electeds reported threats and harassment.
Young women feel enormous vulnerability in public office, affecting their work.
Lööf says she understands why Hatt resigned amid the hostile climate.
Offline and online threats are linked to a broader rise in political hostility.
Gender equality goals could be undermined as women withdraw from politics.
Sweden’s long-standing reputation for gender equality is challenged by these findings.
The 2025 survey found higher threat exposure among women than men.
Experts warn the climate is chilling public debate and shaping policy.
Minister Nina Larsson calls for stronger protection and social media responsibility.

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