Terrorists invited to Parliament, spread antisemitism ↗
Front page leadA political party invited representatives from Fatah to the Riksdag, who allegedly spread antisemitism and were criticized for their actions.
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Aftonbladet
Aftonbladet's front page features a mix of domestic Swedish news and international affairs. Top stories include an investigation into a political visit by alleged terrorists, concerns about the performance of students, and the government's desire to prevent certain ministers from taking office…
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Historic poor results for students ↗
Aftonbladet reports on historically poor academic results among students, indicating a significant decline in performance.
SD-top's criticism: "An infiltration attempt" ↗
A Social Democrat leader criticizes the Sweden Democrats, calling their actions an infiltration attempt.
Moderates want to stop ministers: "Value rot in V" ↗
The Moderate Party aims to prevent certain ministers from taking office, citing ideological concerns within the Left Party.
Iceland becomes USA: Trump's new map ↗
Donald Trump has presented a new map that includes Iceland as part of the United States.
When you inherit your father's debts ↗
An article discusses when individuals may be liable for their deceased parent's debts, outlining exceptions to the rule.
Girls have abortions, drink each other's blood: Julia at SIS home ↗
A report details disturbing events at a Swedish care home (SIS), including self-harm and violence among residents.
SIS chief on blood reports: "Extremely serious" ↗
The head of the SIS (Swedish care for youth) acknowledges serious problems, including blood being left unattended.
Swedish celebrities: This is how we vote ↗
A poll reveals how 60 Swedish celebrities plan to vote in the upcoming election, with some expressing strong opinions.
Couple from 'GVFÖ' divorced after 20 days ↗
A spoiler alert reveals that a couple from the reality show 'GVFÖ' has divorced shortly after their on-screen marriage.
Magnus Norman has memory problems after severe illness ↗
Former tennis player Magnus Norman is experiencing ongoing memory issues following a serious illness.
The inheritance dispute over a billion-dollar fortune is now being decided ↗
An ongoing legal battle over a substantial inheritance involving the Trolle-Wachtmeister family is reaching a conclusion.
Earns three million - gets 'no' from Migration Agency ↗
A 63-year-old man earning three million kronor annually has been denied residency by the Migration Agency, leaving him shocked.
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