Domestic

 Talas om extraval A four-hour meeting between the Red-Green coalition—but the government crisis continues. Now Magdalena Andersson doubts she will become prime minister next week

 New revelations? Teodorescu Måwe’s frequent meetings with the Israel lobby raise questions. At the same time, the Christian Democrats’ leadership is receiving secret funds from an unknown financier

 Big meeting today. Time is running out for Magdalena Andersson. But when the red-green coalition finally meets, the Center Party refuses to discuss the government—and the Left Party rails against the "luxury meeting."

 Norrland. Following Alex Karp's much-discussed land purchase in Härjedalen, attention is now turning to a mining giant in which Bill Gates has a stake

 In the middle of government negotiations. Amid the political turmoil, Magdalena Andersson faces another blow. Her approval ratings are plummeting—and a political rival has taken the top spot.

 "I've run out of tears" "I want you and me to meet, face to face, and right then and there, you'll have to explain to me how someone can get only twelve months for murder."

 The SD's true stance. The Sweden Democrats" view of "Swedishness” sparks a new controversy. Oikos figure Carl Eos wants to “bury” ethnonationalism—but faces harsh criticism from nationalists

 Allegations of election fraud. First the Left Party, now the Moderates. New testimonies about threats, pre-marked ballots, and job promises when a Somali candidate won

 A new career. After leaving the police force and stepping down from the Riksdag, Katja Nyberg takes an unexpected step

 SR's unexpected segment. Somalis speak openly about ethnic voting in Rinkeby. At the same time, women describe peer pressure and men who influence their choice of political party

 Price surge. Veterinary costs are skyrocketing, and pet owners are left unprotected. At the same time, the power of venture capital giants is growing—with the Wallenberg sphere in the background

 A lot of questions. Secret funds, suspicions of ties to Israel, and calls for transparency. The EU is now investigating the handling of Teodorescu Måwe’s anonymous donations

 Is that true? Åkesson claims that the Sweden Democrats have caused the Tidö parties to change course. But immigration, the NATO issue, and new reports of dismissals paint a different picture

 The government's last move? The current government is once again opening its doors to quota refugees coming to Sweden. At the same time, the Red-Green coalition wants to significantly increase the number of refugees accepted.

 The verdict today. Christian Zedig died after being struck with an unprovoked punch. Now the 31-year-old, who had previously been convicted of attempted murder, has been sentenced to a shocking punishment

 The new role. Jessica Stegrud is taking over the Sweden Democrats’ immigration policy. Now the big question remains: Does she intend to toughen the party’s increasingly liberal stance?

 This explains the violence. SVT is calling the chaos in France ”student protests.” Now, criticism is mounting over what the public broadcaster chooses to highlight—and what gets sidelined.

 Freedom of choice is under threat. 126 clergy members are sounding the alarm as freedom of conscience is challenged—now the battle over the right to refuse to marry same-sex couples is intensifying

 Swedish hostility. Proud of her Kurdish identity—but calls ”Swedishness” “just a construct.” She now chairs the Riksdag’s Education Committee

 The question of the government. The SD is said to have given up on forming a new Tidö government and is preparing for four years in opposition. But the question arises as to whether that is actually what the party wants