Actor Pierre Lindstedt is dead ↗
Front page leadThe death of actor Pierre Lindstedt is reported.
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Svenska Dagbladet
The front page of Svenska Dagbladet covers a range of domestic and international news. Key stories include the death of actor Pierre Lindstedt, potential job cuts at Telia, geopolitical tensions related to Russia's invasion of Ukraine with a focus on defense company executives and attacks on power…
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Sea Owl 1 must leave Sweden ↗
The vessel Sea Owl 1 is being required to depart from Sweden.
2026 Election: Alternatives pointed out ↗
Experts predict the composition of the next government, and Magdalena Andersson is meeting with the Speaker.
Telia to save - 900 jobs disappear ↗
Telia proposes a cost-saving package of 1 billion SEK, which will result in the loss of 900 jobs and the elimination of 260 services in Sweden.
Russia's new target: Defense company executives ↗
According to a source from the Financial Times, the threat level in Europe has risen, and Russia's new goal is to target executives of defense companies to create fear and uncertainty.
Attack on power plant despite ceasefire talk ↗
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of attacks following Trump's announcement, with latest news on the conflict.
3,800 kronor - for clean plastic? ↗
Alice Aveshagen discusses why John Galliano's Zara collection provokes, questioning the price of 'clean plastic'.
Double loyalties split girl Ebba in two ↗
A review of new biographies, stating that 'The Scars of Memory' is also divided, with a fine autobiography becoming a boring history book.
Can blood donation reduce PFAS in the body? ↗
Researchers followed 285 Australian firefighters and observed surprisingly clear results regarding PFAS reduction through blood donation.
Strength training findings: Build muscle, become stronger ↗
New advice for increased strength, muscle, and explosiveness, based on aggregated research from 30,000 people, debunking two myths about strength training.
Sweden's roads are being prepared for NATO and war against Russia ↗
Finland sends a clear signal to Sweden that it is urgent, with Northern Sweden being uncomfortably close on the 'Russian map,' and a colonel warning of 'a couple of 100,000' refugees.
September was the second warmest on record ↗
September recorded 1.63 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, according to Copernicus.
The 'American Idol' murder feels eerily familiar ↗
A praise leader, a young mistress, and a wife who stands in the way – the circumstances of the murder are shaking the USA.
The poison meant to kill may save her life ↗
Christa Pike has woken up, and a thought by Albert Camus becomes eerily relevant.
Two students at Sigtuna school arrested ↗
Two of the suspected students at the school have been detained, with a lawyer describing a 'toxic culture'. A secret 'rulebook' was confiscated.
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