Hackers linked to the Iranian regime are suspected of carrying out the cyberattack that recently knocked out refrigerators and freezers at stores across France, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
WorldElectricity prices in Sweden are expected to rise from Monday to Wednesday above last week’s records, Bixia analyst Johan Sigvardsson told Svenska Dagbladet.
Living in SwedenAfter the weekend’s many announcements about the government, the process has entered an intensive phase. But it may still be some time before a new government is in place.
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The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, LO and PTK have reached an agreement on occupational pensions, insurance and restructuring for more than two million private-sector workers and salaried employees.
BusinessWhen Djurgården faced Brynäs in Gävle in the SHL, pyrotechnics were set off in the away section. Now the Stockholm club has been punished for the rest of the year: its supporters are not allowed to bring flags or banners to away games.
Ice hockeyThe US president is not convinced that the Democrats' big midterm election victory last week was fair. On Monday, Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social: "Does anyone really believe that the 'election' was fair?"
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Ildar Galiyev, 26, is charged with more than 20 serious crimes linked to the gang war between the Dalen and Foxtrot networks. At trial, he makes clear that he will not answer any questions.
CrimeRussian artistic swimmer Maria Shurochkina, a two-time Olympic gold medallist, is being treated for life-threatening injuries after a fire broke out in her apartment. The 31-year-old’s clothes reportedly caught fire while she was filling the stove.
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Autumn in SwedenForest walks, mushroom season and museum afternoonsThe forests turn gold, the crowds are gone and the museums have their new exhibitions. A good time for the cities, before the Christmas markets open.The best museums in Stockholm
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After the weekend’s many announcements about the government, the process has entered an intensive phase. But it may still be some time before a new government is in place.
Swedish politicsThe Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, LO and PTK have reached an agreement on occupational pensions, insurance and restructuring for more than two million private-sector workers and salaried employees.
BusinessWhen Djurgården faced Brynäs in Gävle in the SHL, pyrotechnics were set off in the away section. Now the Stockholm club has been punished for the rest of the year: its supporters are not allowed to bring flags or banners to away games.
Ice hockeyThe US president is not convinced that the Democrats' big midterm election victory last week was fair. On Monday, Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social: "Does anyone really believe that the 'election' was fair?"
World politicsIldar Galiyev, 26, is charged with more than 20 serious crimes linked to the gang war between the Dalen and Foxtrot networks. At trial, he makes clear that he will not answer any questions.
CrimeRussian artistic swimmer Maria Shurochkina, a two-time Olympic gold medallist, is being treated for life-threatening injuries after a fire broke out in her apartment. The 31-year-old’s clothes reportedly caught fire while she was filling the stove.
SportsThe forests turn gold, the crowds are gone and the museums have their new exhibitions. A good time for the cities, before the Christmas markets open.
City guideThe listAttractionMon 9 NovEvent data: Visit Stockholm, Stockholm Business Region AB (CC BY 4.0)
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8 stories with pictures so far. Older ones are on the next page.
