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Solar eclipse darkens the sky tonight – affecting Europe's power grid
A spectacular solar eclipse is set to take place in Sweden tonight—at the same time, Europe’s power grid will be put to the test as solar power output suddenly drops
Escaped murderer arrested – found in an apartment in Gothenburg
On the run for several days. After several days on the run, the murderer Silvano Karoli has been captured. The police found him early this morning in an apartment in Gothenburg
A Historic Comeback – Trains Are Running Again Between Sweden and Finland
After a 38-year hiatus. After a 38-year hiatus, passenger trains are once again crossing the border. Sweden and Finland are now connected by rail—with new travel routes in the Nordic region
Israel: We are continuing our attacks in Gaza
Despite the agreement. Israeli Chief of Staff: We are continuing our operations against Gaza. Despite reports of an agreement with Hamas, the military is not withdrawing
SMHI withdrew the warning—now we can look forward to a sunnier end to the summer vacation
Then summer will be back. SMHI withdrew the severe weather warning—now the turnaround is coming. More stable weather is expected this weekend, and the Baltic Sea coast will be the winner
Trump: I Want to Take Greenland Before I Leave the White House
"Very important" Donald Trump says he still wants to take over Greenland before his time in the White House comes to an end
Sweden may introduce expanded border controls
"The government is prepared" Ulf Kristersson says the government is prepared to take action if the crisis in Ceuta affects Sweden
50,000 immigrants in 24 hours – Now Pedro is forced to go to Ceuta
I promise to take care of everything. Sánchez Travels to Ceuta Following Massive Wave of Migrants – 49,000 Reportedly Crossed the Border in 24 Hours
Today, the first Swedes will get to vote
The votes will be counted after election night. 200,000 Swedes are eligible to vote today—but according to estimates, only about 70,000 will actually do so
The government wants more shooting ranges for civilians
"Need men who are skilled with a gun" The government wants more civilian shooting ranges—and is launching an investigation. The goal: to strengthen total defense and reverse the trend of a declining number of ranges
AI companies destroyed millions of physical books
”The Great Forgetfulness” The AI company bought millions of printed books, tore them apart, and scanned the content to train its AI models
Entirely African team goes missing after the Gothia Cup
The team is wanted. Entire Ethiopian team goes missing after the Gothia Cup. 20 players and coaches are missing—none have returned to their home country
The Swedish Transport Agency Wants to Tighten the Rules for Electric Scooters
After all the accidents. The Swedish Transport Agency is reviewing the regulations for electric scooters following thousands of injuries. Stricter requirements may now become a reality
The government is removing obstacles—forest owners will get the green light more quickly
New directives. The government is scrapping a controversial requirement for forest owners. Logging operations can now begin more quickly once the agency gives the go-ahead.
Tens of thousands are fleeing the fires in southern Europe
Ask the EU for help. Tens of thousands are fleeing the fires in southern Europe. More than 160 fires are suspected to have been set—in some cases, using stray cats.
The EU fines Google nearly 10 billion kronor
Google has put others at a disadvantage. The European Commission has decided to fine Google 890 million euros—equivalent to nearly 10 billion kronor
Forecast: That's when the midsummer heat could return
Here's what you can look forward to. Good news for vacationers: After rain and gloomy weather, midsummer heat may return soon—temperatures of up to 30 degrees are expected
Trump's Core Voters Are Turning Against the War with Iran
New survey. Support for the ongoing war against Iran is plummeting among Donald Trump’s most loyal MAGA voters
190 million in tax incentives – hydrogen initiative labeled a flop
The Green Initiative. 190 million tax kronor have been invested in hydrogen. Now criticism is mounting as the results turn out to be significantly lower than expected
More People Are Declining Routine Vaccinations for Newborns
Skepticism toward healthcare. More parents are declining the routine vaccination for newborns. Researchers call this a cause for concern—while criticism is growing


