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Eight out of ten police officers have been subjected to violence and threats
"It's getting rougher" Eight out of ten police officers on patrol have been subjected to threats and violence in the past year. "We rarely have enough staff."
A new chapter in Swedish gymnastics history has been written
A first in World Cup history. After a 34-year wait, Swedish World Championship history was made. Behind this sensational achievement lie five years of injuries and surgeries
Fatal Shooting in Bagarmossen – Killer Still at Large
Murder. A man is shot to death in the midst of families with children in Bagarmossen. Witnesses describe their terror—while police hunt for the killer
Three Suspects in the Borlänge Election Fraud Scandal — Prosecutor Confirms
New information. Following the police’s dawn raids, there’s a new development in the election fraud scandal in Borlänge. Three people are under suspicion—but who are they, exactly?
Gloomy Numbers for the Social Democrats and the Left Party – Kristersson’s Approval Rating Soars
The biggest drop. An unexpected shift in voter confidence is shaking up the party leadership. For the Red-Green coalition, the new poll raises uncomfortable questions.
Kristersson is expected to be given the exploratory mandate—but may give up quickly
News today. Kristersson is expected to be given the chance to form a government—but may give up right away. The Center Party’s opposition to the Sweden Democrats is blocking the way and could push a special election into the future
Speaker Postpones Government Announcement—Party Leaders Have the Weekend to Decide
Press conference on Monday. The government crisis continues. Norlén is giving party leaders the weekend to find a solution. A new announcement is expected on Monday—but the threat of a snap election looms in the background.
The live lunch broadcast has been postponed until around 1:00 p.m.
Postponed. The lunchtime broadcast will be postponed until after the vote for prime minister has taken place. This is expected to happen sometime between 12:20 and 12:50.
Denmark Rejects Trump's Oil Plans for Greenland
Greenland and the United States. The U.S. has taken control of security. Oil, says Denmark, is another matter.
Pope Leo XIV Undergoes Surgery for Lung Cancer
No changes to the schedule. The announcement came after the pope himself revealed that doctors had found a lump in his lung
IMF: Debt at its highest level since World War II
Critical situation. Growth alone is not enough to solve the problems, and wealthy countries must take action before borrowing costs rise
Minister: Nearly all the women on the boat trip have been raped
Immigration. The United Kingdom's Muslim Home Secretary says that nearly all women who try to reach the country by boat have been raped along the way
Trump: Now we're going to start looking for oil in Greenland
It was celebrated with alcohol. Trump says: "We are ready to explore for oil in our new Greenland. The agreement gives the U.S. permanent control."
Corruption Under Investigation – 10,000 Government Employees to Be Questioned
Major survey. How widespread is corruption within Swedish government agencies? Now, 10,000 government employees will be interviewed as part of an investigation that could uncover irregularities
SOS Alarm Warns of Scam Text Messages Containing False Death Notices
The emails are fake. SOS Alarm warns of fake text messages claiming that a close relative has died in an accident
The Election Fraud Scandal in Borlänge: Mohamed Ali on Sick Leave
Police interviews postponed. In the midst of the election fraud investigation, V Party politician Mohamed Ali has called in sick. Police questioning has been postponed several times—and no one knows when he will return.
Mohamsson: A new election scares the red-green coalition more than it does us
Government negotiations. Simona Mohamsson, leader of the Liberal Party, says she is not afraid of a new election if the coalition talks fail
Inflation Is Rising Sharply—Energy Prices Are Driving the Increase
Latest figures. Inflation is rising again—and energy prices are being blamed. Now, new figures show what’s happening with prices in Sweden
Proposal for halal meals in all Gothenburg schools is blocked
A proposal from a well-known Muslim. Gothenburg says no to halal in all schools. Vegetarian meals will have to suffice, according to the city.
Sweden at the Top of the EU – This Is How Much Swedes Spend on Housing
Incredible numbers. Sweden stands out in the EU. Housing costs are consuming an ever-larger share of household income—and for certain groups, the strain is significantly worse


