A more or less good translation
This news can't be found on the internet because karinforlag.se publishes this in all schools which teach social sciences which may apply to primary, secondary or/maybe tertiary studies. It was published in my school, and I know that it is published in secondary education schools where the subject is social science.
It looks like this http://www.karinforlag.se/publicItems/nrExempel/2012_23.pdf
but only side A and B are given to secondary education high schools in Sweden when you study social sciences like Samhällskunskap A or Samhällskunskap B, I think.
It is given each week and it is to test how well pupils in Sweden know about the rest of the world. Do they watch TV or listen to radio to keep on with the news? So depending on that they may get higher or worse scores for the test.
Pupils sitting next to each other get a different page so, one gets side A and one gets side B so they don't write what the others are writing but think for themselves.