C-Leader Assessed Before Government Negotiations ↗
Front page leadFormer colleagues assess the Centre Party leader's capabilities ahead of government negotiations, noting her skills but also raising some questions.
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Former colleagues assess the Centre Party leader's capabilities ahead of government negotiations, noting her skills but also raising some questions.
A commentary piece suggests China believes there are ulterior motives behind the US's alarms regarding AI development, suspecting something else is at play.
Singer Laleh Pourkarim discusses politics, grief, and her internal struggles in relation to her new book, opening up about her emotions.
The Riksbank, Sweden's central bank, has decided to keep its key interest rate at the current level.
New statistics show that a greater percentage of boys than girls are meeting the requirements for entry into upper secondary education in Sweden.
Broadcaster TV4 is creating its own Christmas advent calendar program, positioning itself as a competitor to SVT's traditional offering.
A unique educational test challenges readers to identify the most difficult Swedish words from the 1970s, based on historical high school exam data.
A theater review praises a production that vividly portrays the experiences of refugees on Lampedusa, highlighting the presence of goodness even in hellish situations.
Party leader Dadgostar avoids addressing inquiries about alleged election fraud, leaving a meeting abruptly. The article questions the validity of his actions.
A lifestyle piece discusses the common mistake of cutting out carbohydrates when trying to increase dietary fiber intake, offering advice on how to get sufficient fiber.
A psychologist responds to a reader's existential question about the meaning of life when approaching age 60 and being single, offering perspectives on how to approach such thoughts.
The CEO of OpenAI warns that humanity stands at a crossroads and risks losing control over artificial intelligence, in a statement to the UN.
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden faces criticism related to her conduct at the funeral of King Harald of Norway, though some dismiss the criticism as petty.
An expert from Swedbank provides advice on how to increase a company's value, using the analogy of building a house.
Chess legend Garry Kasparov argues that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is facing a ticking clock, suggesting Putin's window of opportunity is closing soon.
A story indicating potential escalation or danger related to the Chernobyl area in the context of the ongoing war.