Another Arrest in Fagersta School Attack ↗
Front page leadAn additional person has been arrested in connection with the school attack in Fagersta, suspected of aiding and abetting murder.
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The front page of Svenska Dagbladet features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include an update on the Fagersta school attack with another arrest, a discussion on school lunch policies regarding meat, and political polling ahead of the 2026 election. International…
An additional person has been arrested in connection with the school attack in Fagersta, suspected of aiding and abetting murder.
Popular high schools have stopped serving meat, leading to student dissatisfaction, although some support the move.
A new poll shows the Tidö party closing the gap, with a response to the Social Democrats' proposal for free preschool.
Country music star Dolly Parton has passed away at the age of 80, remembered for her significant cultural impact.
The measles vaccine will be offered free of charge to adults in the Stockholm region.
Infants were found dead following a fire at a hospital.
A report expected this evening may determine the fate of a concept referred to as the 'AI ghost'.
A debate is occurring around the issue of schools removing meat from their menus.
SvD's election compass allows readers to see how political parties align with their views on key issues.
Amanda Romare discusses why she didn't want to impose a 'lesbian thing' on Svantesson.
The company Fjällräven is considering legal action against the Sweden Democrats (SD) for alleged copyright infringement regarding a font.
A debate piece argues that a new bank tax would ultimately affect bank customers, including households and businesses.
Debate contributors argue that the notion that ADHD is not rooted in the brain fuels harmful misconceptions.
Donald Trump's actions could benefit Carney, with attention focusing on a Canadian province.
A piece titled 'Perfect Guide' suggests that solely following one's heart financially can lead to ruin.
Andres Lokko reflects on Dolly Parton's music, stating that the song makes him break down and that Parton was one of the greatest.
A psychologist offers advice on the best ways to manage the process of leaving, settling in, and collecting children from preschool.
Jimmie Åkesson comments on architect Gert Wingårdh's praise for the Sweden Democrats' ideas, noting Wingårdh designed his own proposal.
A new episode of the Politiken podcast titled 'Mittens Strikes Back' is available.
A new episode of the Tech Brief podcast discusses rogue AI agents and tragic tech news.
A new episode of the Politiken podcast titled 'Liberals' Last Stand' is available.