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The Svenska Dagbladet front page features prominent coverage of the upcoming 2026 Swedish election, including news about potential vote registration errors and political commentary. Other top stories include a public transport disruption in Stockholm, international news about Germany closing a…
During the 2026 Swedish election, it has been discovered that votes have been registered incorrectly, potentially leading to the invalidation of up to 4,000 votes. The Election Authority has declared this a serious incident.
Influencer Perla Malmberg believes that politicians have become too desperate in their appeals on social media during the election campaign.
Svenska Dagbladet's election compass allows users to test their alignment with different political parties based on their stances on key issues.
The green line of Stockholm's metro system has experienced another disruption due to a fault in a signal system that was previously repaired but recurred.
Germany is closing the Russian House in central Berlin, described as the 'Kremlin's spy center,' following a failed assassination attempt in Leipzig. Russian President Putin called the closure a 'big mistake.'
Reports indicate a drone attack has caused a fire at an oil depot in Russia. Latest updates are provided.
A new generation of scammers, leveraging AI, is working around the clock to create fraudulent job offers, with some promising high salaries.
A review of a new biography about Hans Frank, described as a pianist and father of five but also a desk murderer, illustrating that education is not a safeguard against far-right extremism.
A person who sold a sofa described as an 'infidelity sofa,' allegedly 'cleaned of everything but bad memories,' is now being sued for defamation by an ex-partner.
An etiquette expert discusses when a colleague's behavior, despite being ill, can be considered selfish.
Mysterious Russian radio signals, described as 'apocalyptic,' with call signs and serial numbers, are being tracked to a military district near St. Petersburg.
Swedish Enterprise argues that even the threat of a billionaire tax is damaging to Sweden's economy.
Gabriel Zucman and the Green Party argue that a billionaire tax is a necessary step towards a stronger society.
A new suspected sabotage attempt has occurred in Germany, marking the third such incident this week.
An exhibition at Moderna Museet has been stopped due to questions surrounding the museum's operations and its relationship with a donor.
Ericsson is reportedly leaving its facilities in Kista.
