Da Costa Case Demands New Review ↗
18 medical experts are calling for a truth commission to re-examine the Da Costa case, alleging 'fabricated evidence' and demanding a new investigation into the handling of the case.
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Svenska Dagbladet's front page features extensive coverage of the upcoming 2026 Swedish election, analyzing voting patterns, party strategies, and candidate performances. Other prominent stories include a deep dive into the Da Costa case, a report on the health benefits of brisk walking for the…
18 medical experts are calling for a truth commission to re-examine the Da Costa case, alleging 'fabricated evidence' and demanding a new investigation into the handling of the case.
Researchers have found a strong correlation between walking speed and lifespan, with 'super walkers' exhibiting healthier brains and potentially living longer.
Truls Möregårdh has advanced to the final after a dramatic and closely contested match.
A man has been apprehended in connection with an attempted murder that occurred in Malmö.
Despite ongoing investigations, no arrests have been made in a suspected child assault case, causing distress in the community.
Roger Akelius is donating the majority of his fortune to education, with his children receiving only 5%, while he criticizes 'Åkesson's view of humanity'.
A language column challenges readers to identify the most difficult words from the Swedish college entrance exam over the past six years.
Fear and anxiety spread in Järfälla following a suspected assault on a child, with police seeking witnesses as no arrests have been made.
Elena Rybakina secured the US Open title, defeating Aryna Sabalenka in the final.
The latest election forecast indicates a surge for the Liberal Party and success for smaller parties, while the three major parties face setbacks.
Criticism is mounting against the Social Democrats' inner circle, with concerns that Magdalena Andersson is making the same strategic errors as previously.
Gunnar Strömmer (M) argues that cooperation with other parties is the only way to curb the Sweden Democrats' growth, warning that a center-right government could lead to their significant rise.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman states that the company will not go public this year, prioritizing safety concerns instead.
Torbjörn Nilsson argues that while decimal points matter in elections, they fail to capture the true essence of democracy.
Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson has cast her vote, describing the ongoing election campaign as the 'dirtiest' yet.
An analysis of voting patterns among high-income earners reveals that the Moderate Party is not the largest group, with the Christian Democrats showing a notable trend within the bourgeois parties.
Henrik Torehammar questions whether voters will miss the direct confrontations between party leaders like Magdalena Andersson and Ulf Kristersson.
SvD's election compass helps undecided voters understand their positions relative to the parties' stances on key issues.