Are printed schoolbooks better for children's reading? ↗
Front page leadPoliticians want to bring back traditional teaching materials, while research is examining the effects of screens in schools.
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Dagens Nyheter
The Dagens Nyheter front page features several top stories, including a discussion on whether printed textbooks are better than screens for children's learning, a criminal incident involving underage girls arrested for a shooting in Södertälje, and political commentary regarding the upcoming 2026…
Top stories
Girls aged 14 arrested for shooting ↗
A boy was injured in Södertälje, but his injuries are not life-threatening. 14-year-old girls have been arrested in connection with the incident.
V-leader's attack in party leader debate: 'Their politics are outdated' ↗
Following a flirtation with Busch, the leader of the Left Party argues that the choice is not between the governing bloc and the opposition, but between the Left Party and the Centre Party.
Just now: Johan Pekkari becomes new army chief ↗
Johan Pekkari has been appointed as the new commander of the Swedish Army.
Just now: Ten days in a row with decline on the stock market ↗
The stock market has experienced a continuous downward trend for ten consecutive days.
Just now: Military airport in Syria attacked ↗
A military airport located in Syria has reportedly been attacked.
Everyone talks climate – but how is Sweden's environment? ↗
An analysis of the state of Sweden's environment amidst global climate discussions.
Is it true that immigrants support welfare? ↗
An examination of the role immigrants play in supporting Sweden's welfare system.
Morocco – EU's partner and feared rival ↗
An analysis of Morocco's complex relationship with the European Union, highlighting its role as both a partner and a potential rival.
Iran war: Deadline passed, no peace in sight ↗
The deadline for peace in the Iran war has passed, with no immediate resolution apparent.
Could the Left Party become the second largest party in Stockholm? ↗
An exploration of the possibility of the Left Party gaining significant ground in Stockholm's political landscape.
The choreographer and drag artist Sofia Södergård is dead ↗
Obituary for Sofia Södergård, a notable choreographer and drag artist.
Fifa executive who didn't want to be seen ended up in the storm ↗
An account of a Fifa executive who became embroiled in controversy despite preferring a low profile.
Mats J: Swimming career began in perhaps Sweden's smallest pool ↗
A personal story about the beginning of Mats J's swimming career in a small Swedish pool.
Christian Rück: Is it a mistake that children have stopped showering after gym… ↗
A discussion on whether children's hygiene habits, specifically not showering after physical education, are problematic.
Reigning champion: 'I've had incredible luck in my life' ↗
The reigning champion shares personal reflections on luck and their career.
Nathan Shachar: Netanyahu decides almost everything ↗
An analysis of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's extensive control over political decisions.
August 17: Don't miss today's news ↗
A daily digest of notable news items from August 17th.
At least ten infected with measles after festival ↗
An outbreak of measles has affected at least ten individuals following a festival.
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