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The front page of Svenska Dagbladet features a prominent subscription pop-up obscuring much of the content. Key news includes a significant cost-saving package at Hemnet affecting 50 employees, political commentary on the 2026 elections with C-voters undecided and a discussion about the Speaker's…
Real estate company Hemnet is implementing a significant cost-saving package, aiming to save 80-85 million annually and potentially affecting 50 employees, described as a difficult decision by the CEO.
A poll suggests that Center Party voters are struggling to decide, with the party's own voters reportedly not supporting a new election, and an expert commenting on wishful thinking.
Andreas Norlén has been re-elected as Speaker and earns significantly more than the average Swede, prompting a discussion about how parliamentary fees are determined.
A couple who paid millions for art is now taking a gallery to court, feeling the pieces were considered 'undignified' after a dinner, and they wish to warn others.
Sweden is reportedly threatening to veto the EU budget, indicating a strong stance on fiscal matters within the bloc.
A foreign actor is suspected of being involved in a foiled terror plot near an airbase in Britain, with Iran denying any involvement.
Zelenskyy claims North Korea is supplying additional resources to Russia for the ongoing conflict, with warnings that Putin is looking for more recruits.
Over 20 people have died in Bangkok following severe flooding caused by heavy weekend rainfall, leaving many streets inundated.
Five therapists offer their best advice for maintaining intimacy during the challenges of parenting young children, suggesting scheduled sex and creating rituals.
A professor of physical activity argues that many people, even those knowledgeable in strength training, have incorrect form for exercises like squats, push-ups, bench press, and planks.
