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The front page of Svenska Dagbladet features a prominent subscription offer. The top news stories focus on Swedish politics, specifically the ongoing 'Valet 2026' (Election 2026) process, with reports on party negotiations and the speaker's role. Other domestic stories include commentary on a…
The speaker has called for new party meetings on Wednesday as the Social Democrats have returned their exploratory mandate, and the speaker initiates new rounds of talks to form a government.
Political commentator Henrik Torehammar speculates on a red-green political development, questioning the rationale behind the Social Democrats' (S) and the Left Party's (V) recent actions.
A Left Party (V) top official explains their decision to back Andreas Norlén as speaker, citing a need for 'tough love' and a lack of enthusiasm for alternative outcomes.
Magdalena Andersson has returned her exploratory mandate and had a planned dinner with the Left Party's leader, Dadgostar, which was canceled by the Left Party.
New details emerge about Palantir CEO Alex Karp's significant land purchase in Härjedalen, with a source close to the tech billionaire revealing his motivations.
Legal commentator Mårten Schultz argues why the justice system must address Stefan Holm's alleged assault, suggesting a viewpoint that could be detrimental to Sweden.
Radio Sport reports on Stefan Holm's role as an expert, stating that he has spoken regarding an incident where he allegedly attacked podcaster Emil Persson at a book fair.
Actress Josephine Bornebusch discusses her new film 'Stormen', Netflix successes, performance pressures, and her experience working internationally.
A scandal is shaking France as it's questioned whether an acclaimed novel was written by artificial intelligence, placing the issue at the center of a cultural debate.
Russian forces have launched new attacks on Kyiv, causing significant destruction and casualties, with President Zelenskyy calling for total pressure on Russia.
Ukraine reports success in its 'Vivaldi' operation, recapturing 176 square kilometers in the Donetsk region amidst ongoing conflict with Russia.
Reports from Russian-occupied Oleskyky describe a hellish situation with severe starvation, as emergency aid is being flown in by drones.
There are signs of concern in the Kremlin as private companies are being compelled to install air defense systems, with the threat of state takeover if they refuse.
A scientific theory suggests that intelligent extraterrestrial life may have already gone extinct, and the answer to the 'alien' enigma could be found on the moon.
The latest update on the Ebola outbreak indicates over 8,000 cases and nearly 4,000 deaths, highlighting the severity of the ongoing health crisis.
Three individuals have been arrested following a shooting incident that occurred in a shopping mall.
