Man Sentenced to Nine Years for Shooting at Oslo Shopping Mall Café
A man has been sentenced to nine years in prison for shooting at several other men at a shopping mall in Oslo last summer.
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Supreme Court Upholds Residence Ban for Gothenburg Gang Leader
The Supreme Court has approved a preventive residence ban for a man identified as a leader of a criminal network in Gothenburg.
Crime
China Confirms Talks on Possible Xi, Trump and Putin Meeting at APEC Summit
China confirms discussions are under way about a first meeting between Presidents Xi Jinping, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of next week’s APEC meeting in Shenzhen.
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Sweden’s Riksbank raises key interest rate to 2%, signals further hikes may follow
For the first time since 2023, the Swedish Central Bank is raising its key interest rate. It is also signalling further increases. Another hike may be needed early next year, says Swedbank chief economist Mattias Persson.
Business
Nordic Museum Director Sanne Houby-Nielsen to Retire After Record Success of ‘Nordbor’ Exhibition
The director of the Nordic Museum, Sanne Houby-Nielsen, will leave her post this spring. She is retiring after serving as director since 2015 and launching the exhibition “Nordbor”, the biggest public success in the museum’s history.
EntertainmentTop news
Democrats Celebrate Election Wins, Saying Voters Are Tired of Trump
Democrats gathered at a sports bar near Midtown in New York roar. The “blue wave” has swept across the United States, and the party is winning state after state.
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Tor Wallin leaves De Vet Du after nearly 17 years in the group
De Vet Du is losing a member. Tor Wallin is leaving the group. “I’m incredibly grateful,” he writes on social media, according to Expressen.
Music
Stockholm Stock Exchange Barely Moves as US Election Result Has Little Impact
The US election result is expected to have little impact on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The OMXS index is set to open around unchanged.
Business
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
City guideIllustrative photo: César Couto / UnsplashStockholm
The capital on fourteen islands, where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic.Things to do 391Restaurants 355Museums 316
The listPhoto: Hanay / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0The best museums in Stockholm
The Vasa Museum, Swedish Museum of Natural History and Cosmonova and 314 more316 museumsRanked
AttractionPhoto: Pudelek / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Drottningholm Palace
Go to see a royal palace, Chinese Pavilion and palace theatre within one UNESCO-listed site.Stockholm
Wed 4 NovIllustrative photo: RitaE / PixabayThe Art of Noh: Talk and Demonstration
Museum of Ethnography, StockholmStage and film17:30 to 19:00
Event data: Visit Stockholm, Stockholm Business Region AB (CC BY 4.0)
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Supreme Court Upholds Residence Ban for Gothenburg Gang Leader
The Supreme Court has approved a preventive residence ban for a man identified as a leader of a criminal network in Gothenburg.
Crime
22-Year-Old Charged With Murder in Shooting Outside Örebro
A 22-year-old man is charged with shooting a 29-year-old man to death outside Örebro in September 2024, the Swedish Prosecution Authority announced.
Crime
Elderly Woman Feared Dead After House Fire Outside Höganäs
An elderly woman is feared to have died in a house fire outside Höganäs, police say on their website.
SwedenTop news
After Two Failed Prime Ministerial Votes, Pressure Builds as Third Round Nears
With two prime ministerial votes completed, new pressure is mounting on the parties. The likelihood that things will start to move increases as we approach a third round, says political scientist Jonas Hinnfors.
Swedish politics
Man with prostate cancer missed medication for nine months after home care staff forgot to give it
A man in Laxå did not receive his prostate cancer medication for nine months because staff forgot to give it.
Sweden
Blekinge police officer charged over 46 illegal searches of police records
A police officer is charged with data breaches after conducting 46 searches of police records, local media in Blekinge report.
Crime
Strängnäs Diocese Continues Review of Birgitta Ed’s Suitability to Serve as a Priest
The cathedral chapter of the Diocese of Strängnäs is continuing its investigation into whether Birgitta Ed, the wife of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, is suitable to serve as a priest.
Swedish politics
After Freezer Hacks, Cybersecurity Expert Warns Against Unnecessary Internet Connections
A day after a large number of fridges and freezers were hacked, it is still unclear who or what was behind the attacks. But it seems certain that similar things will happen in the future. “We will see more digital attacks that affect the physical world,” says cybersecurity expert David Jacoby.
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World
Man Sentenced to Nine Years for Shooting at Oslo Shopping Mall Café
A man has been sentenced to nine years in prison for shooting at several other men at a shopping mall in Oslo last summer.
WorldChina Confirms Talks on Possible Xi, Trump and Putin Meeting at APEC Summit
China confirms discussions are under way about a first meeting between Presidents Xi Jinping, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of next week’s APEC meeting in Shenzhen.
ConflictsTop news
Democrats Celebrate Election Wins, Saying Voters Are Tired of Trump
Democrats gathered at a sports bar near Midtown in New York roar. The “blue wave” has swept across the United States, and the party is winning state after state.
World politics
Hackers Raise Temperatures in French Blood Storage Refrigerators in Cyberattack
Hackers have attempted to disrupt blood donations in France. The temperature in refrigerators containing donated blood was raised sharply overnight on Monday, French media report.
World
Israel Election Committee Finds No Evidence of Fraud or Result-Changing Irregularities
Israel's elections were conducted fairly, and the results are correct, the country's election committee has confirmed after investigating objections and allegations.
World politics
Abdul El-Sayed declares victory in Michigan Senate race
“Michigan, I can’t wait to work for you in Washington.” Democrat Abdul El-Sayed declares victory after taking a commanding lead in Michigan’s Senate race.
World politics
Democrat Amy Acton wins Ohio governorship after smear campaign
Democrats are making gains in gubernatorial elections, winning the governorship in four states previously led by Republicans. In Ohio, Democrat Amy Acton wins after a smear campaign against her drew heavy criticism.
World politics
Iranian official says US midterm results show Americans oppose war
According to an Iranian interpretation of the US midterm election results, Americans are voting no to war.
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Business
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Sweden’s Riksbank raises key interest rate to 2%, signals further hikes may follow
For the first time since 2023, the Swedish Central Bank is raising its key interest rate. It is also signalling further increases. Another hike may be needed early next year, says Swedbank chief economist Mattias Persson.
BusinessStockholm Stock Exchange Barely Moves as US Election Result Has Little Impact
The US election result is expected to have little impact on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The OMXS index is set to open around unchanged.
Business
US Midterm Election Result Could Boost Green Technology, but Not Bring Major Trade Policy Changes
The Democrats' landslide victory in the US midterm elections could boost green technology and hurt tech giants in the AI sector in the world's largest economy. But businesses should not count on drastic tariff cuts or a shift in foreign policy toward the EU and Sweden, says Johan Karlberg, US director at the semi-governmental Business Sweden.
Technology
Sweden’s Services PMI Falls to 55.7 in October as Cost Pressures Remain High
The purchasing managers’ index for the private services sector fell in October to 55.7, down from 57.3 the previous month.
Business
Hemnet replaces CEO Jonas Gustafsson as share price plunges 59% this year
Hemnet CEO Jonas Gustafsson is leaving today. His replacement will take over immediately.
Business
Novo Nordisk beats third-quarter expectations as Wegovy sales rise and outlook improves
Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo beat market expectations in the third quarter. Sales of its weight-loss drug Wegovy, among other things, were stronger than expected.
Business
Democrats’ Midterm Election Win Sends US Stocks Lower and Weighs on Dollar
Stock markets are shaken and the dollar is falling after the Democrats’ unexpectedly clear victory in the US midterm elections, winning both the Senate and the House of Representatives. Technology stocks in Asia initially fell sharply but recovered most of their losses before closing. Futures trading on Wall Street has also turned upward.
Business
Asian markets mostly fall, led by sharp losses in Japan and South Korea
Stock markets in Asia are mostly lower in early trading on Wednesday.
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Sports
Dino Beganovic to replace Charles Leclerc in Brazilian Grand Prix practice
For the third time this season, Dino Beganovic will drive a Formula 1 car. The Swede will take part in the opening practice session at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
SportsTop news
Andreas Almgren returns home after New York marathon win: “I don’t want to think about running”
The King of New York is back home, in a country gripped by Almgren fever. “I’m coming home a different person,” says Andreas Almgren.
Sports
Spanish police open manslaughter investigation after footballer Jesús de Miguel dies
Spanish police have opened a preliminary investigation into involuntary manslaughter following the death of footballer Jesús de Miguel.
Sports
Winnipeg Ends Nine-Game Losing Streak With Comeback Win Over Montreal in Overtime
Winnipeg came back from a four-goal deficit to beat Montreal 5–4 in tonight’s NHL game, scoring four goals in just over two and a half minutes.
Ice hockey
Canada Says Russia Will Not Compete at World Junior Hockey Championship Despite CAS Ruling
Russia will not be allowed to compete in the Junior World Championship in Canada in December and January, despite the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruling that the country could return to international ice hockey. This was announced by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Ice hockey
Manchester United Rally From 2-0 Down to Beat Roma After Tennis Ball Protest
Manchester United fans threw tennis balls onto the pitch at Old Trafford in protest as the struggling English side came from 2-0 down to beat Roma 3-2 in the Champions League.
Sports
Sirius Return to the Top of the Allsvenskan With 2-0 Win Over Halmstad
Sirius handled the pressure. The Uppsala club are back in sole possession of the league lead after a 2-0 home win over second-placed Halmstad. “Three important points,” says Joakim Persson, who scored the second goal.
FootballTop news
Former CAS Judge Says IIHF Cannot Keep Russia Out of World Championships Despite Boycotts
Six European national teams are boycotting matches against Russia at the World Championships. Despite this, the International Ice Hockey Federation will not ignore the CAS decision allowing Russia to compete. “That is completely out of the question,” former CAS arbitrator Conny Jörneklint tells TT.
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Entertainment
Nordic Museum Director Sanne Houby-Nielsen to Retire After Record Success of ‘Nordbor’ Exhibition
The director of the Nordic Museum, Sanne Houby-Nielsen, will leave her post this spring. She is retiring after serving as director since 2015 and launching the exhibition “Nordbor”, the biggest public success in the museum’s history.
EntertainmentTor Wallin leaves De Vet Du after nearly 17 years in the group
De Vet Du is losing a member. Tor Wallin is leaving the group. “I’m incredibly grateful,” he writes on social media, according to Expressen.
Music
Marcus Berggren launches podcast investigating Gothenburg legends and mysteries
Comedian Marcus Berggren is launching a new Swedish Radio podcast about Gothenburg legends and mysteries. “Hisingens detektivbyrå” premieres on November 5.
Entertainment
Tone Schunnesson’s novel Ultravåld nominated for Adlibris Prize after missing August Prize list
Tone Schunnesson was not nominated for the August Prize. But now her novel “Ultravåld” has a chance to win another prize - one whose winners are chosen by readers.
Entertainment
This week’s movies and series: Andrev Walden’s Damn Men and Keira Knightley in Black Doves
Andrev Walden's popular novel *Damn Men* has been made into a film, and Keira Knightley returns as a secret agent in *Black Doves* on Netflix. Here are this week's movies and series.
TV & film
Dune: Part Three Built a 55-Ton Spaceship for a Rain-Soaked Battle Scene
Production designer Patrice Vermette reveals several new details about his work on the film “Dune: Part Three.” Among other things, a 55-ton spaceship was built for a large battle scene in torrential rain, Variety reports.
TV & film
World reknowned top chef Björn Frantzén hosts swedish TV show "100 knives" while opening his new restaurant Emberlin in Stockholm
Björn Frantzén has opened Emberlin, a grill restaurant at Stureplan, and is making his television debut in “100 knivar”. The chef, who has nine Michelin stars, says he could have 40 restaurants in five years.
Entertainment
Danish Broadcaster TV 2 Withdraws Show After Comedian Is Deceived for Months
A Danish comedian was deceived for months and unknowingly filmed for an entertainment program. After facing widespread criticism, Danish broadcaster TV 2 has backed down and withdrawn the program.
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China Confirms Talks on Possible Xi, Trump and Putin Meeting at APEC Summit
China confirms discussions are under way about a first meeting between Presidents Xi Jinping, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of next week’s APEC meeting in Shenzhen.
ConflictsTop news
Sweden’s Riksbank raises key interest rate to 2%, signals further hikes may follow
For the first time since 2023, the Swedish Central Bank is raising its key interest rate. It is also signalling further increases. Another hike may be needed early next year, says Swedbank chief economist Mattias Persson.
Business
Nordic Museum Director Sanne Houby-Nielsen to Retire After Record Success of ‘Nordbor’ Exhibition
The director of the Nordic Museum, Sanne Houby-Nielsen, will leave her post this spring. She is retiring after serving as director since 2015 and launching the exhibition “Nordbor”, the biggest public success in the museum’s history.
EntertainmentTop news
Democrats Celebrate Election Wins, Saying Voters Are Tired of Trump
Democrats gathered at a sports bar near Midtown in New York roar. The “blue wave” has swept across the United States, and the party is winning state after state.
World politics
Tor Wallin leaves De Vet Du after nearly 17 years in the group
De Vet Du is losing a member. Tor Wallin is leaving the group. “I’m incredibly grateful,” he writes on social media, according to Expressen.
Music
Stockholm Stock Exchange Barely Moves as US Election Result Has Little Impact
The US election result is expected to have little impact on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The OMXS index is set to open around unchanged.
BusinessTravel · Autumn in Sweden
Forest walks, mushroom season and museum afternoons
The 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 guideIllustrative photo: César Couto / Unsplash
Stockholm
The capital on fourteen islands, where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic.Things to do 391Restaurants 355Museums 316 - The listPhoto: Hanay / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
The best museums in Stockholm
The Vasa Museum, Swedish Museum of Natural History and Cosmonova and 314 more316 museumsRanked - AttractionPhoto: Pudelek / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Drottningholm Palace
Go to see a royal palace, Chinese Pavilion and palace theatre within one UNESCO-listed site.Stockholm - Wed 4 NovIllustrative photo: RitaE / Pixabay
The Art of Noh: Talk and Demonstration
Museum of Ethnography, StockholmStage and film17:30 to 19:00
Event data: Visit Stockholm, Stockholm Business Region AB (CC BY 4.0)
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