Håkan Juholt: 'I am not part of social democracy' ↗
Front page leadHåkan Juholt discusses the Social Democrats' betrayal and admits to lying to past leaders, sharing his personal political journey.
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Svenska Dagbladet
Svenska Dagbladet's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include the ongoing investigation into a school attack in Fagersta, political commentary from Håkan Juholt, and a focus on the upcoming 2026 election. International coverage includes updates on…
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School attack in Fagersta: 'The school remains a crime scene' ↗
Police confirm the school in Fagersta is still a crime scene, with ongoing dialogue about its reopening, following a tragic attack.
Election 2026: Andersson and Kristersson together in SVT ↗
Political leaders Magdalena Andersson and Ulf Kristersson appeared together on SVT, highlighting the need for more action against school violence.
Test yourself: Which party are you closest to? ↗
SVD's election compass allows users to test their political alignment against various parties based on their stances on key issues.
Norwegian flight strike affects Swedish departures ↗
A strike by Norwegian air traffic controllers at Gardermoen airport is causing disruptions to flights, impacting Swedish travel.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: New warehouse on fire in St. Petersburg ↗
Recent attacks on Russia include a fire at a warehouse in St. Petersburg, with ongoing updates on the conflict.
'In Stockholm, terror has already won' ↗
Kristoffer Leandoer visits his wife in Kyiv and gains unexpected insights, reflecting on the impact of conflict.
One dead after assault in Mariestad ↗
A person has died following a reported assault in Mariestad, with further details to be released.
Debate: 'It is wrong to ban net fishing' ↗
A debater argues that banning net fishing is incorrect, as it disrupts a ten-thousand-year-old tradition based on questionable grounds.
Review: Decamerone with Rostvit at Teater Tribunalen ↗
A review of the play 'Decamerone' by Rostvit, which adapts Boccaccio's stories set during the plague, focusing on women taking power.
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