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The front page of Svenska Dagbladet focuses heavily on Swedish politics, particularly the upcoming 2026 elections, with several articles discussing party strategies and candidate statements. Other prominent themes include societal issues like pedophilia and measles outbreaks, international affairs…
This story discusses Jimmie Åkesson's (SD) potential to disrupt the Social Democrats' dominance in Northern Sweden. It also features a critique of Åkesson's statement from Löfven, and Britz (L) wants an AI-free school.
A story exploring Sweden's approach to pedophilia, with leading researchers suggesting 100,000 individuals may require help. It includes a personal account from someone with pedophilic tendencies.
This article analyzes the Pentagon's updated tactics and veiled threats, while also noting their positive view of Scandinavia as a model. It appears to be a segment titled 'USA-kollen' (USA Check).
A brief update reporting an explosion at a military facility in Bolivia.
A news brief stating that at least four people have died as a result of Russian attacks.
A short report indicating that Donald Trump will not be attending the funeral of King Harald.
Emma Frans writes that measles, which was on the verge of being eradicated, is now causing child deaths again.
A debate piece arguing that AI provides ready-made reasoning, raising concerns about critical thinking skills.
Elsa Westerstad analyzes the case of the canceled artist Måns Zelmerlöw and questions whether he understands his own actions.
Jakop Dalunde is questioned regarding a meeting with a Russian diplomat during his youth political activities, which he now regrets.
Traces of radio signals and coded messages lead to a military district near St. Petersburg, causing confusion and speculation.
Big films are bringing in significant revenue, and the program director emphasizes the importance of this trend for the film industry.
A major bank predicts more expensive food as the Riksbank is expected to raise its key interest rate.
Carl Bildt's criticism of Switzerland's referendum on neutrality has angered politician Christoph Blocher, who insists on the country's right to self-determination.
Jimmie Åkesson comments on serious allegations regarding an official, stating there is time to investigate further. The official is reportedly in a relationship with SD executive Gustav Gellerbrant.
Markus Allard aims for a kingmaker role, suggesting that the Tidö parties are close to a breakthrough.
Homeowners in Sweden are facing the worst spring in 50 years due to storm damage.
An article discussing heavy vehicle traffic near schools and offering advice on how to reduce speeds.
This story details a program that enables Afghan girls to attend school, with educational opportunities provided through Rwanda.
SvD's election compass allows users to test their political alignment and see how their views match those of different parties.
