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The front page of Svenska Dagbladet prominently features news related to the upcoming 2026 Swedish elections, covering political promises, party strategies, and voter engagement through a "Valet 2026" (Election 2026) section. Other prominent stories include debates around the affordability of…
Political parties are promising continued cheap gasoline for the upcoming 2026 elections, but critics argue this is unfeasible due to EU regulations and climate goals, making it a contentious election issue.
Sweden's Social Democrat leader, Magdalena Andersson, reveals the salary level required to contribute more in taxes, amidst discussions about election 2026 policies.
Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson addresses concerns about the Tido cooperation falling apart, asserting her authority in response to Ebba Busch's statements.
Svenska Dagbladet's election compass allows voters to test themselves and see which political parties align with their views on key issues for the 2026 election.
Jonas, 35, embarked on an extreme adventure sleeping outdoors for over 1,300 nights consecutively after his second psychosis, aiming for recovery and personal challenge.
A recent report indicates that the halving of the food VAT had its intended effect, suggesting a positive economic impact.
A Russian minister is attending a G20 meeting, drawing protests from European nations concerned about ongoing geopolitical issues.
An e-scooter accident has resulted in life-threatening injuries, highlighting safety concerns associated with the popular mode of transport.
A story about someone deleting photos of their wife after moving to Saudi Arabia, with RFSL defending the action and stating criticism should be directed appropriately.
A festival dedicated to the iconic singer Dolly Parton is planned for two cities in 2027, as announced by her estate.
The first private clinic in Sweden is offering a new Alzheimer's treatment, but regional authorities are not approving the medicine, leaving patients to pay themselves.
A world-leading researcher shares how they changed their diet based on their own research into gut health, claiming significant changes are possible within 48 hours.
Markus Allard, aiming for a 'kingmaker' role in the 2026 election, is presenting a challenging proposition for the parties in the Tido agreement.
An expert warns of an economic crisis if the Liberal party fails to enter parliament in the 2026 election, citing historical patterns and a loss of '18 million kronor'.
Henrik Torehammar analyzes the pre-election disputes between Jimmie Åkesson and Ebba Busch, noting that even the Moderate Party faces issues with the Christian Democrats.
A Centre Party politician argues that Stockholm needs to be more vibrant and suggests allowing drinking in the city center 24/7 to boost nightlife.
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis is convicted for the murder of Tupac Shakur, which occurred 30 years prior, following his own confession in a 2019 autobiography.
An expert provides advice on how businesses can prepare for the upcoming winter's energy prices, noting that the autumn is expected to be expensive.
