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Aftonbladet reports on a variety of news, including a train disruption between Sweden and Denmark, an ongoing investigation into a Swede detained in Russia, a rollover accident involving an A-tractor, and international news such as a school shooting in Oregon, USA. Other stories cover a…
Train traffic between Sweden and Denmark has been halted due to a disruption.
Sweden's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is seeking clarification regarding a Swedish citizen who has been detained.
An A-tractor, a type of vehicle common among young drivers in Sweden, overturned, and the driver was taken to the hospital.
An unknown man intervened in an attack and shot the perpetrator, resulting in multiple deaths in a school shooting.
A 16-year-old shot their way through locked doors, and the motive is under investigation.
Mallory, 19, was obsessed with school shooters and had planned an attack.
A 10-year-old was reported to authorities by a library for wanting to borrow a 'dark romance' book.
Trump stated he knew nothing about the events following the rebellion.
The White House's new press secretary admits to not having passed the bar exam and is now being investigated.
Teenage girls stole a car and crashed it into a wall, with three individuals taken to the hospital.
A new Swedish study suggests that iron deficiency is not the cause of fatigue in teenage girls, identifying other factors.
An expert recommends the best used electric cars and warns about models that are 'dead on the market'.
New details about 'girls, lust, and sex' are revealed in a book concerning Norwegian players during the football World Cup.
Legendary figure 'Loke' is being honored with a prize for their commitment.
The average interest rates for September have been released, allowing users to compare their own rates.
Following some problems, Robyn's concert is not sold out, with tickets still available.
Someone celebrated a victory by being covered in a flour bomb and responded by being ready to fight violence.
A chef explains what is considered the worst mistake a restaurant can make.
A test of smart rings identifies the best one, rating it highly for its 'strength'.
Postnord faces strong criticism for its services, with complaints about the unreasonable distance to mailboxes.
A report warns about Greta Thunberg, noting that some students have cried upon seeing her, despite her accolades.
A commentary questions the Center Party's stance and why it is perceived as dangerous for Jonas Sjöstedt to become a minister.
A new report indicates that the proportion of poor people in Sweden has doubled, with a commentary attributing this to 'eat porridge' right-wing policies.