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The front page of Svenska Dagbladet features a mix of domestic political news, including discussions around the 2026 election and potential government formations, alongside international affairs such as the conflict in Ukraine. There are also stories on technological developments like AI, a…
A fire has broken out at the Academic Hospital, with latest updates provided.
V-heavyweight Ida Gabrielsson discusses vote fraud and the possibility of the Left Party joining the government, questioning what is provocative.
According to sources, the Left Party (V) and the Social Democrats (S) are set to meet today amid reported divisions between the parties.
OpenAI has announced a pause in training new AI models following unexpected behavior from AI agents.
A circus artist reveals the secret to mastering the handstand, providing a step-by-step guide for training.
Twenty-seven people have been killed in two separate mass shootings in South Africa.
The Book Fair has removed Stefan Holm from its program following a police report for assault, reportedly linked to a joke from 2018.
The long-standing mystery of people disappearing into New York's sewer tunnels may be close to being solved, puzzling police.
The CEO of AI giant Palantir is acquiring 15,000 hectares of forest in Sweden for 240 million, a move that sparks questions, particularly concerning its proximity to mountain regions.
A report by FOI maps the entire election debate, noting discussions about whether certain voices are considered more valuable.
Commentator Torbjörn Nilsson analyzes whether Prime Minister Andersson will uphold her promise of setting Sweden's best example.
Henrik Torehammar suggests that the Left Party's internal struggles could unexpectedly make Andreas Norlén a key player in political maneuvering.
Malte Huitfeldt interviews Lars Winnerbäck about his new album, 'Longing for Spring,' with the artist responding with laughter to a comment about potentially ruining someone's childhood.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov stated at the UN that Europe is attempting to sabotage peace and that Russia will achieve its goals in Ukraine. Latest updates on the conflict.
Ukraine is fortifying the path through Chernobyl to prevent a repeat of past mistakes, as Russia prepares an offensive and 'shuns no means' to advance.