Liberals Above Threshold in New Poll ↗
Front page leadThe Liberal party is showing continued growth in new polls, with six days remaining until the election. A political commentator notes their positive momentum.
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The front page of Svenska Dagbladet heavily features the upcoming 2026 Swedish election, with multiple stories covering poll results, candidate updates, and political commentary. Other prominent stories include the impact of Middle Eastern conflicts on Swedish businesses, a German state election…
The Liberal party is showing continued growth in new polls, with six days remaining until the election. A political commentator notes their positive momentum.
Conflicts in the Middle East, particularly in the Hormuz strait, are altering trade routes and creating opportunities for specific countries to attract more business establishments.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party emerged as the largest in the state election of Saxony-Anhalt, though without securing an outright majority. The party plans to introduce Russian language in schools.
Ukrainian children are being sent to summer camps in North Korea, a practice that has been added to new EU sanctions lists. Latest updates on the conflict are also provided.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson dismisses criticism of SD ministers, stating that his wife is being used as a 'slapstick' and calls the allegations 'ridiculous'.
The Swedish Election Authority has reduced the number of early votes that were incorrectly registered to a maximum of 500.
The secret to longevity is not just diet and exercise; Swedish researchers offer advice on 'ikigai' (reason for being) and well-being, inspired by 100,000 healthy centenarians in Japan.
The Vänsterpartiet (Left Party) removed eight new candidates over the weekend, reportedly after Expressen's inquiries about their past support for Putin and Hamas.
Child psychologists are sounding the alarm that child psychiatry is neglecting the youngest children, leading to unequal care across the country.
Following initial talks with US envoys in Kyiv, Volodymyr Zelenskyy anticipates the war will continue through another winter. The discussions were described as 'very substantive'.