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The Svenska Dagbladet front page features a mix of domestic Swedish political news, with a focus on the upcoming 2026 elections and internal party dynamics. International news includes conflicts in the Middle East and economic concerns like rising gasoline prices. There are also stories on…
A rift within the Sweden Democrats is highlighted as Ebba Busch feels betrayed by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson during a televised debate, raising questions about their alliance.
Gasoline prices have reached an all-time high in several countries, with prices per liter nearing 26 SEK, and further increases are expected in Sweden.
A Republican congressman seeks to impeach Defense Secretary Hegseth, accusing him of violating the US Constitution amidst ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.
Disney+ will begin broadcasting NHL games, marking a new development in sports streaming.
A woman was assaulted in the Bromma district, and a man has been apprehended by the police.
Statistics Sweden (SCB) reports that the number of employed individuals in the country is on the rise.
The Moderate Party is pursuing an independent majority in the municipality of Staffanstorp, with local leaders open to continued cooperation with the Sweden Democrats.
Gustav Gellerbrant of the Sweden Democrats, who took a 'timeout' after an investigation, is reportedly set to return to his duties shortly.
Former Christian Democrat leader Göran Hägglund argued in a debate that an extraordinary election would disadvantage the left-leaning parties.
A debate piece argues that the next government must protect free and independent media, framing it as essential for national defense.
Experts suggest the strong criticism directed at Sydney Sweeney's new betting campaign is a deliberate and calculated marketing strategy.
Several athletes are vocal in their criticism of Sydney Sweeney's new advertising campaign, with accusations of sexualization.
An article questions the feasibility of working full-time while being a mother, suggesting that few dare to admit the challenges.
Billionaire Roger Akelius, who gave away most of his fortune, believes that few individuals can responsibly manage large sums of money, particularly his children.
A cultural commentary piece by Stig Strömholm explores the overreliance on 'the system's' order and rationality.
A man has been sentenced to twelve years in prison for sexually assaulting his sleeping partner and recording the acts.
An expert provides advice on how businesses can prepare for potentially high electricity prices during the upcoming autumn and winter seasons.
Sources suggest that the Sweden Democrats may be reconsidering their demands regarding government participation following a setback.
