Former bodyguard leads 'Christian patriots' ↗
Front page leadA movement associated with far-right groups, reportedly led by a former bodyguard, has a specific agenda.
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Svenska Dagbladet
The front page of Svenska Dagbladet features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on upcoming Swedish elections and political commentary. International stories include UK 'Christian Patriots' and Trump's economic promises. Domestic news covers a boat accident trial…
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Trump's dilemma: Voters can't afford it ↗
Donald Trump's campaign promise of $5,000 to all adult Americans may be difficult for voters to accept due to affordability concerns.
Boat accident trial begins: Approaching vessels must yield ↗
The trial for the Tjörn boat accident begins, with the prosecutor stating that ships approaching others should yield; the case is expected to be decided in just two days.
Netherlands wants to buy Saab's Global Eye ↗
The Netherlands has expressed interest in acquiring Saab's Global Eye surveillance system.
Person dead in Norrköping after electric shock ↗
An individual has died in Norrköping, Sweden, following an incident involving an electric shock.
Several dead in Russian drone attacks ↗
Russian drone attacks have resulted in multiple fatalities.
Kristersson and Andersson in Prime Minister duel: Kristersson's answer offered… ↗
Front page leadIn a debate, the leaders of the Moderate and Social Democrat parties clashed over a 'volume discount' (mängdrabatten), with the Social Democrat leader struggling to appear as the more dominant figure.
After the debate: 'Pure lies' ↗
The Social Democrat and Moderate party leaders clashed over the 'volume discount' during an SVT debate, accusing each other of falsehoods.
C and KD: We are ready to cooperate ↗
The Centre Party (C) and Christian Democrats (KD) have stated their readiness to cooperate, with a statement that they will not 'sit and sulk in a corner'.
Test yourself – which party are you closest to? SvD's election compass shows… ↗
SvD offers an election compass tool to help readers determine which political party best aligns with their views on key issues.
Review: New non-fiction books ↗
A review of new non-fiction books, highlighting a well-written book about lakes with exceptional clarity.
Under the microscope: Global shortage – but how healthy is cottage cheese? ↗
Examining the global shortage of cottage cheese and its nutritional value compared to quark and yogurt, with advice from a nutrition researcher.
The psychologist: 'Should I leave her now, with 5-10 active years left?' Stay… ↗
A 74-year-old man seeks advice on whether to leave his relationship, and SvD's psychologist suggests a third alternative to staying or leaving.
University test: Can you solve the 2020s' hardest word? ↗
A language column posing a challenging word from the 2020s, used in the university entrance test, with statistics on incorrect answers.
Bohlin posted interview – 'Dangerous' ↗
Carl-Oskar Bohlin is criticized by Professor Åsa Wikforss for posting an interview, which questions the independence of the media.
Editor-in-chief's letter: Record for SvD! Are we the least bad? ↗
The editor-in-chief reflects on a record performance for SvD, questioning the framing of being 'the best' and opting for a more humble approach.
Valet 2026: Small group can decide the election: 'Leans right' ↗
A small, pivotal group of voters could determine the outcome of the 2026 election, with current trends suggesting a lean towards the right, potentially shifting the balance.
The four percent hurdle would not work like this ↗
An analysis of how the proposed four percent electoral threshold would function, suggesting it would not operate as intended.
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