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 Here are the numbers. Rent increases are slowing down—but the pressure on tenants remains. At the same time, new figures reveal significant differences depending on where you live

 Opinion poll. Better to drop all the red lines—Red-Green voters don't want a new election

 The Sinkhole. Sweden's public finances are under severe strain—and behind the new figures lies a detail that raises questions about the government's priorities

 PFAS substance. Prohibited pesticides and PFAS were found in organic grapes. The discovery is now raising questions about what consumers are actually getting

 A huge waste. Hundreds of millions of ballots were left over after the election. Now there is growing debate over whether Sweden should scrap the system and introduce a single ballot.

 Compare this to ordinary Swedes. Andreas Norlén remains in one of Sweden's most influential positions. But when his income is compared to that of the average Swede, the figures stand out significantly

 Election Chaos. More than 100 problems with early votes have been reported. Postnord has now been summoned to a meeting—following reports of votes that were misdelivered or arrived late

 "A tremendous effort" A young man was shot in the arm inside Mirum Galleria in Hageby, Norrköping

 Unchanged. The Riksbank keeps interest rates unchanged—but the relief may be short-lived. Further hikes are expected as inflationary pressures take hold

 The scandal is growing. Yet another case of suspected election fraud is under investigation. In Landskrona, a politician is accused of distributing pre-marked ballots—just as in Dalarna

 Could jeopardize his reelection at the local level. The National Operations Department of the Swedish Police (NOA) is taking over the investigation into suspected election fraud in Borlänge

 The U.S. is open to a meeting. The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world's most important oil routes

 Just in time for Christmas. The Swedish Christmas classic gets an adult twist. Apotekarnes is now launching its classic Christmas soda in a brand-new version—with 4.5 percent alcohol

 The government crisis. Sweden is facing a political crisis in which the Center Party and the Left Party refuse to back down. Now a political scientist warns: a snap election could be drawing ever closer

 Hopefully, this will serve as a deterrent. The United States has deported more than 25,000 migrants to countries other than their home countries

 The Complete Schedule Will investigate who can garner enough support to become prime minister

 What happens next? A last-minute move by the defense halts the trial against Katja Nyberg. New witnesses and an expert opinion will now be examined.

 Can things turn around? The final votes are being counted today. The opposition is leading by two seats.

 It's still tricky. The Left to the Center: "You can't get your entire platform passed."