Severe snow warning: Do not venture out, 80 cm possible ↗
Front page leadAuthorities have raised the warning level to high for snow, advising people not to go out as up to 80 centimeters of snow is expected.
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Aftonbladet's front page features a mix of domestic Swedish news including a severe weather warning for snow, budget details affecting the royal family and defense, and a report on pensions. International news includes a building collapse in New York and accusations against FIFA's president. There…
Authorities have raised the warning level to high for snow, advising people not to go out as up to 80 centimeters of snow is expected.
The budget has been released with increased spending for the Royal House and defense, while some financial reliefs for citizens have been removed.
A building has collapsed in New York, and rescue operations are underway with at least two confirmed deaths.
Jewels belonging to a princess, inherited from Princess Sibylla, have been sold for millions of kronor.
Therese Johaug has responded to claims made by SVT regarding her record time.
A soldier scolded a minister at a grave, with footage showing the interaction.
Sepp Blatter has strongly criticized FIFA president Gianni Infantino, calling him a 'dictator'.
Several McDonald's restaurants in Sweden have been placed on a list for hygiene violations, including reports of dirt, flies, and rats.
An analysis shows the difference in pension reduction for those who reduce their working hours is less than commonly believed.
Actress Olivia Colman is featured learning Swedish gender terms, finding them 'fantastic'.
Alexander Skarsgård comments on his personal style, stating he enjoys it.
An editorial questions the Center Party's commitment to climate issues, noting Sweden's decline in global rankings.