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Front page leadFollowing a debate clash, the Center Party leader's invitation from Kristersson is discussed, with the debate on bank tax continuing.
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Following a debate clash, the Center Party leader's invitation from Kristersson is discussed, with the debate on bank tax continuing.
A new poll shows the Center Party as a major winner, with a tough message for the current government parties.
A person was shot near a school on Monday evening, and the incident is being investigated as an attempted murder involving minors.
The Sweden Democrats' new campaign posters at Stockholm Central Station were removed after complaints, with party leader Åkesson claiming ignorance of their purpose.
An analysis of the 2026 election posters suggests only two parties managed to be surprising, with many falling short of expectations.
The stock market is reported to be opening lower for the tenth consecutive day.
The indictment in the Rönninge murder case is facing delays.
Households are facing a significant threat from potential interest rate increases, with predictions of two hikes this year.
Author Martin Forster has revised his parenting guide, admitting he was wrong about certain advice, particularly regarding praise.
A tribute to the dancer and choreographer Sofia Södergård, known for her work 'Qarl Qunt', who has passed away at 39.
A review of the Swedish Netflix crime series 'Blodsoffer' (Blood Sacrifice), praising it as setting a new standard for the genre.
A heated exchange occurred early in a debate, with Kristersson accusing Andersson of hypocrisy regarding her husband's finances.
A profile of the 'FIRE' couple Maribel and Oskar Lindberg, who retired at 40 but have returned to work after ten years.
A commentary on Cambridge professor Jason Arday, discussing how Britain is obsessed with race and how the deceased professor is portrayed as a pawn.
Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Fedorov states they could have their own ballistic missiles within months, with several models under development.