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Svenska Dagbladet's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an update on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, a report on wolf attacks and political debates surrounding wildlife in Sweden, a piece on a migrant crisis in North Africa impacting Spain, and a…
Russia claims control over Toretsk as recent attacks on the oil industry result in 12 deaths. This is part of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with reports indicating Russian forces are targeting infrastructure and residential buildings.
The issue of wolves is dividing Sweden, with reports of threats and hatred surrounding the topic. Political parties are discussing measures to address the wolf population and related concerns.
A controversial statement regarding Ceuta and Melilla was hidden deep within a US budget proposal, potentially impacting Spain and related to the migrant crisis in North Africa.
Science journalists share the diet advice they started following, leading to surprising personal health discoveries and revelations about the benefits of certain foods.
A significant transportation milestone has been reached with the resumption of train services between Finland and Sweden after nearly four decades.
Allegations surface that FIFA President Gianni Infantino used millions to buy off a former mistress with whom he allegedly had an affair while leading UEFA.
Sweden's Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) has issued a warning for strong winds across parts of the country.
New political projections suggest that the Sweden Democrats (SD) might end a long period of success, with the Moderate Party potentially facing its worst election results in 20 years.
Vänsterpartiets leader Nooshi Dadgostar faces pressure following a letter about Palestine sent by party officials, prompting calls for better internal oversight.
Marit Furn discusses how common myths about mental health, including concepts like brainwashing and the use of medication, are evolving over time.
Experts warn about the potential consequences if the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party gains significant political power and governs independently.
Reports suggest FIFA President Gianni Infantino had an affair with a woman at UEFA and later paid her millions to conceal it.
Sandra Bourbon planned to retire before 40, but her divorce brought unexpected financial challenges, including a panic attack triggered by a simple purchase.
Olga Ruin reviews 'My Father's Shadow,' describing it as a beautiful and personal father-son story that surpasses 'The Odyssey' in its thematic exploration.
Rolf Gustavsson examines the contacts between Berlin and Moscow during Angela Merkel's era, raising questions about their implications.
Russian bombs hit Kiev's cultural quarters in a new mapping of the war's initial four years, focusing on infrastructure damage and impacts on residential buildings.
