Child Discharged After Tjörn Accident ↗
A child has been discharged from the hospital following the Tjörn accident.
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A child has been discharged from the hospital following the Tjörn accident.
A man in his 50s has been arrested in connection with the death of a woman found in the Stockholm archipelago. He was apprehended overnight as he attempted to flee.
Despite a recent fall in inflation, a SEB strategist describes the current inflation rate as 'worrying' and suggests it increases the risk of an interest rate hike.
Swedish prisoners are to be transferred to Estonian prisons, a move that has drawn criticism for not being adequately investigated.
Swedish prisoners will be moved to Estonian facilities, with critics calling the decision unnecessary and stating the need has not been investigated.
The Green Party's spokesperson suggests raising fuel taxes and halting nuclear power construction, while also advocating for increased refugee reception.
A political commentator argues that the 'Quisling' debate highlights how policy cannot compete in this year's election campaign.
A Social Democrat leader proposes a plan to cut state spending by 95 billion kronor, though critics question the lack of concrete calculations.
FIFA leaders have apologized for 'mistakes' and issued warnings, facing a confidence crisis. A Swedish official is pictured with Infantino after a meeting.
A rap icon is facing accusations of 'pimping out' his compatriots, sparking outrage on social media.
The 'Signal crayfish' has won the award for the best crayfish of the year for the fourth consecutive time, praised for its enduring quality.
Warnings are being issued about artificial intelligence, with a professor noting a 'vulnerability' in companies developing these technologies.
Swedish intelligence agencies are ranked among the best in Europe, with experts highlighting their focus on critical tasks.
A prominent researcher at Cambridge University faces increasing scrutiny over allegations of scientific misconduct and racism.
A heatwave is putting a strain on Europe's electricity grids, leading to increased power prices in Sweden as nuclear reactors struggle to cool.