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The front page of Svenska Dagbladet features a mix of domestic and international news. A major storm named Boelo is impacting Sweden, causing disruptions to transportation and power. International stories include US politics with a Muslim candidate's potential Senate bid, a debate on Starlink's…
The storm Boelo is sweeping across Sweden, with SMHI issuing warnings. Train and ferry services are being cancelled, and up to 5,000 people on Gotland may be affected.
The direction of the wind poses the biggest threat as Storm Boelo makes landfall, due to unusual phenomena affecting trees.
The Gaza conflict is shifting political allegiances in Michigan, with a lifelong Democrat considering a vote for Trump, a scenario unthinkable a year ago.
Andres Lokko meets the star Benjamin Ingrosso, discussing his career, family, and future aspirations, leading to a newfound respect.
Elon Musk admits he was responsible for disruptions to the Starlink service, stating the Ukrainian military had misused the service, which was never permitted.
Elections are taking place today in both Serbia and Brazil.
Storm Boelo has arrived in Norway, leaving approximately 6,000 people without electricity.
Researchers discuss the 'Zone 0' trend, stating that very little physical activity can have a significant positive impact for individuals who are largely sedentary.
A guide from a professor identifies the five most effective gym machines, while also pointing out four less effective and one 'really bad' machine.
Elon Musk claims responsibility for Starlink outages, alleging the Ukrainian military abused the service despite prohibitions.
Stable Starlink connectivity has been restored following recent disruptions, with Democrats demanding explanations.
Economists explain France's financial downturn despite high taxes and three-day sick leave policies, citing 'world record' issues.
Author Édouard Louis discusses the protests in France, suggesting that the underlying causes are being overlooked.
The motive behind Friday's incident near Paris is becoming clearer, with the suspect reportedly seeking revenge for plundering.
A company apologizes after using a suspected AI-generated image in a chocolate advent calendar, drawing widespread criticism.
An innovative Swedish tidal energy technology, nicknamed the 'dragon', aims to provide fully controllable and 'invisible' green energy on the remote Faroe Islands.
Debaters argue that the new abortion law offers only theoretical freedom, particularly for women in rural areas who face greater difficulties.
