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Front page leadHenrik Torehammar suggests that the Moderate Party has found its long-awaited conflict, indicating potential electoral gains in 2026.
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The front page of Svenska Dagbladet prominently features news about the upcoming 2026 Swedish general election, with articles discussing the political landscape, party strategies, and public opinion polls. Other top stories include an AI development piece by a Swedish expert, coverage of a solar…
Henrik Torehammar suggests that the Moderate Party has found its long-awaited conflict, indicating potential electoral gains in 2026.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson criticizes the Social Democrats, while the Sweden Democrats propose cutting unemployment benefits.
Following a narrowing of poll gaps, the opposition, particularly the Centre Party, sees itself as a winner, despite the government coalition's progress.
A Swedish expert in AI development expresses skepticism towards advanced AI, emphasizing the serious risks involved.
Millions gathered to witness the solar eclipse, with photos showcasing the phenomenon from around the world.
Unexpectedly high interest in Stockholm for the solar eclipse led to glasses selling out.
Inflation in Sweden has fallen significantly, attributed largely to decreased electricity prices.
Initial negotiation efforts have concluded in Venezuela.
The number of fatalities in Colombia has increased.
SvD's science reporters share their personal fitness journeys and training advice, aiming for better health.
A week of consuming beetroot juice reportedly led to significant improvements in vascular health.
An article about navigating conversations at the Way Out West festival in Gothenburg, focusing on insightful commentary.
A savings expert calls the near-zero returns on the First North index over two decades a 'catastrophe'.
Despite widespread distribution of Bibles, some organizations are distancing themselves from the initiative.
According to SvD/Demoskop, Ebba Busch achieves a record rating while the government coalition narrows the opposition's lead.
Prominent figures engage in a verbal dispute regarding legal proceedings and the restoration of rights.
Ebba Busch's political focus is on the Tidö Agreement, and an exceptional situation before the election cannot be ruled out.