Evening Solar Eclipse May Be Extra Dramatic ↗
An upcoming solar eclipse around 7 PM is highlighted, with advice on how to protect eyes when watching.
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Dagens Nyheter features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an upcoming solar eclipse, a personal account of healthcare experiences in Sweden, and a debate surrounding eating disorder treatment. International news covers a court ruling on US voting rights and a close…
An upcoming solar eclipse around 7 PM is highlighted, with advice on how to protect eyes when watching.
Lotta Odelius shares her experience of being treated for anorexia, stating that Uppsala's healthcare saved her life, but questions the future of care.
Eating disorder care has become an election issue in Region Stockholm.
A close election in Wisconsin saw a difference of only a few hundred votes between a socialist and a centrist candidate.
A new tax, referred to as the 'Shein tax,' is expected to decrease the daily number of package deliveries by one million.
A man has been convicted for smuggling 12 kilograms of narcotics intended for a wedding in Stockholm.
A court has issued a ruling that blocks limitations on mail-in ballots, affecting Donald Trump's campaign.
The Technical Museum in Stockholm will now offer free admission to school classes.
Sweden's consumption figures showed an increase in June.
Magdalena Andersson, leader of the Social Democrats, has raised doubts about the Left Party's potential role in a future government.
The Norwegian oil fund has achieved record high returns, largely driven by investments in technology stocks.
There are reported disruptions on the green line of the Stockholm subway system.