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Svenska Dagbladet's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include the ongoing conflict in Ukraine with Russian advances near Kramatorsk and Kostyantynivka, and a report on recent Russian attacks in Zaporizjzja. Domestically, there are articles on the upcoming…
Russian forces are advancing towards the Ukrainian cities of Kramatorsk and Kostyantynivka, with a defense expert suggesting a potential breakthrough in the Russian autumn offensive that could cause the defense line to fall.
At least five people have been killed and 20 injured in recent Russian attacks in Zaporizjzja, with the latest updates on the conflict provided.
An ophthalmologist warns about the dangers of viewing a solar eclipse, advising on how to protect one's eyesight to prevent permanent damage to the retina.
Singer Carola discusses her journey from the spotlight to experiencing psychological abuse, describing her experiences as a 'radical liberation' from men who sought to control her.
A person was advised by a doctor to leave the religious community 'Livets Ord,' but instead chose to leave the clinic.
Karolinska Institutet (KI) forecasts that the current economic downturn is nearing its end.
A man was cut in the leg and subsequently transported to the hospital by ambulance.
Donald Trump's company has incurred new fines amounting to billions.
An 82-year-old man, Wolter, shares his experience of ageism after returning to Sweden and finds neuroscience a refuge. He is now vigilant for early signs of Alzheimer's.
Lars Adaktusson argues that the Left Party has structural problems and has not adequately addressed its historical issues.
The parenting trend of 'Baby-Led Weaning' is causing division among parents, with some feeling shame about traditional baby food methods.
Wictor Petersson has achieved a historic success by winning a European Championship bronze medal in shot put, marking the first-ever Swedish medal in the outdoor event.
Following dietary advice that SvD journalists adopted, one participant was shocked to find their vascular age matched a 21-year-old's, questioning previous beliefs about foods like bread.
According to sources, Donald Trump was hidden in a food transport vehicle as part of a plan enacted after a credible threat involving Iran.
A new forecast suggests that the Sweden Democrats' winning streak might be broken, and the Moderate Party could face its worst election result in 20 years.
Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson identifies dental care as the party's most important election issue for 2026, following his questioning on reform plans.
Henrik Torehammar critiques Magdalena Andersson's political style, likening it to a budget negotiation conducted through a summer speech.
