The war in Ukraine, the Middle East and the world's other conflicts.
A rift between the US and Israel appears to be worsening after Vice President JD Vance accused several Israeli ministers of campaigning for a US-led war on Iran to continue for an "indefinite period".
ConflictsDespite President Trump's calls, Israel intends to remain in "safe zones" in the Gaza Strip, Lebanon and Syria, Defense Minister Israel Katz said ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's expected trip to the United States.
ConflictsThe United States will begin testing soldiers' testosterone levels, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced. The tests will be mandatory for "warriors" from age 30, but will also be offered to younger people.
ConflictsRussian spies expelled from the West have established themselves in Japan. There they have been able to obtain advanced weapons technology for the war in Ukraine, writes The New York Times.
ConflictsSeveral parts of Ukraine were attacked overnight Thursday. In the capital, Kyiv, two people have been killed and several injured.
ConflictsUkrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov is the latest to resign in President Volodymyr Zelensky's reshuffle of the Ukrainian government.
ConflictsThe European Commission and Ukraine have entered into a new defence industrial partnership with the goal of joint drone production by the end of the year.
ConflictsOn Wednesday night alone, Ukraine claims to have attacked about 20 Russian oil and gas vessels in the Black Sea. The new strategy involves expanding an intense offensive from the Sea of Azov. “The first round of the naval battle is over. Now we are taking the Black Sea,” Ukraine’s drone commander Robert “Majdar” Brovdi says, according to Bloomberg.
ConflictsThree people have been killed in Russian attacks on merchant ships in Ukraine, according to Oleh Kiper, governor of the Ukrainian region of Odesa.
ConflictsAt least 293 civilians were killed in Ukraine in June this year, according to a UN report. This is the highest number since April 2022, shortly after the war began.
ConflictsA negotiating "Super Tuesday" in Brussels speeds up the pace for Ukraine, Moldova, Montenegro and Albania on their path toward EU membership.
ConflictsRussia is looking at “alternative shipping routes” after intense Ukrainian attacks in the Sea of Azov, east of Crimea.
ConflictsThe Ukrainian capital Kyiv is under attack from missiles, according to the city's mayor, Vitali Klitschko. "The enemy is attacking Kyiv with ballistic missiles," Klitschko wrote on Telegram, according to AFP.
ConflictsUkraine and the United States have reached an agreement on Ukrainian licensed production of missiles for the American Patriot air defense system, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
ConflictsThe airport in Yemen's Houthi-controlled capital, Sanaa, was attacked on Monday, several international media outlets report. The Houthi movement is said to have fired missiles at Saudi Arabia.
ConflictsUkraine now says it is striking every two hours in the Sea of Azov, east of Crimea. Ninety ships from Russia's "shadow fleet" were hit in the past week, a commander claims.
ConflictsTen European countries - including Sweden - are joining forces to protect against anti-drone threats. “A historic day,” says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who was also promised 16 French fighter jets.
ConflictsFour people were reportedly killed in a Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region on Monday night, according to Governor Andrei Vorobyov.
ConflictsFive people, including a girl, have been killed and several others injured in Israeli attacks on Sunday, according to the Hamas-controlled Civil Defense in Gaza.
ConflictsUkraine's Prime Minister resigns in new government shake-up.
ConflictsThe death of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham means Ukraine loses one of its defenders in Washington. His passing may also give Democrats a new opportunity in the midterm elections this fall.
ConflictsIn Ukraine, at least four people have been killed in Russian attacks on Sunday night. At the same time, five people are reported to have been killed in Ukrainian attacks in Russia and Russian-occupied areas.
ConflictsPoland plans to build a memorial in Warsaw to honor Polish victims killed by the Ukrainian nationalist guerrilla UPA during World War II, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Saturday.
ConflictsAt least seven people have been killed and many injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine on Saturday. Air defenses failed to shoot down any of the ballistic missiles fired at the country, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
ConflictsIran threatens to attack Israel if the US continues its attacks on the country. At the same time, US President Donald Trump reiterates that the ceasefire is over - but he also opens the door to talks with Iran.
ConflictsAnother Russian oil refinery, the Ilsky refinery in Krasnodar in southern Russia, is on fire after a Ukrainian drone attack. Meanwhile, Russian attacks on Ukraine have reportedly killed nine people and injured more than 70.
ConflictsUkraine will receive a new aid package from the United States in the coming days, including missiles for the Patriot air defense system, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters.
ConflictsThe United States has given the green light for Germany to buy Tomahawk missiles, Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced.
ConflictsThe fact that Ukraine is building so much wind power is causing astonishment in the industry's powerhouse, Denmark. Energy Minister Samira Nawa is now being asked to explain how Ukraine can build five times as many turbines.
ConflictsAt least 25 Russian ships have been hit in Ukrainian attacks near the Crimean peninsula in the past four days, the commander of Ukraine's drone force said, according to the BBC.
ConflictsIn fear, Palestinian surfers find joy in catching waves, despite the risks. When I surf, I don't think about anything else but seizing the opportunity and having fun, says Mohammed Abu Ghanem.
ConflictsRussia criticizes the support NATO promised Ukraine during the alliance's meeting in Turkey.
ConflictsRussia is banning diesel exports to address a growing fuel shortage in the country caused by Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy facilities.
ConflictsAt least eight people have been killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza on Wednesday, according to Gaza's Hamas-run Civil Defense.
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An explosion has occurred outside the entrance to an apartment building in Rosengård, Malmö, police say.
CrimePolice are investigating a suspected murder in Ludvika municipality. A woman is dead, and a man has been arrested.
CrimeA ten-year-old boy has been injured in an accident at a motocross track outside Kalmar. He has been admitted to the intensive care unit, Barometern reports.
SwedenThe Left Party will not back down from its demand to join a red-green government, the party’s vice-chair Ida Gabrielsson says on X. The parties’ red lines must be softened if a government is to be formed, Social Democrat Anders Ygeman says.
Swedish politicsAfter decades of deforestation, drought and fires, the Amazon rainforest is now emitting more carbon dioxide than it absorbs, a new study shows.
SwedenThe scent of grazing crustaceans can be used in a warning system for toxic algal blooms. The method could provide up to seven weeks’ advance warning of outbreaks.
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Democrat Haley Stevens lost the Democratic primary for the Michigan Senate seat to Abdul El-Sayed. She is now endorsing the state’s Republican candidate, Mike Rogers.
World politicsPresident Ilijana Jotova looks set to win Bulgaria’s election. According to two exit polls, she is expected to receive between 51 and 53 percent of the vote.
ConflictsThe rival political sides in Israel must accept the election results and do what they can to avoid a snap election, President Isaac Herzog says.
World politicsThe flare-up in fighting between Saudi Arabia and the Iran-backed Houthi movement has forced more than 300,000 people to flee their homes in Yemen, according to the UN.
ConflictsBritish police have arrested 325 people in connection with a demonstration on Saturday in support of the pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action.
ConflictsFrench prosecutors have decided to open an attempted murder investigation after a Molotov cocktail was thrown at gendarmes during clashes at a large demonstration in Paris.
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The stock market has turned downwards after several AI-linked companies failed to meet expectations. Tech giants have invested trillions in a short time, and investors now want to know whether it is worth it. “The big cloud of concern is the enormous investments American companies are currently making in data centers and AI,” says Maria Landeborn, a savings economist at Danske Bank.
TechnologyHandelsbanken's currency forecast suggests the euro and US dollar could weaken against the Swedish krona by summer 2027, potentially making holidays abroad somewhat cheaper for people spending kronor. The forecast is conditional, not a promise.
BusinessThe number of bankruptcies fell by 15 percent in October compared with the same month last year, according to statistics from credit reporting company Syna.
BusinessThe decision will be made on Tuesday. Donald Trump could then lose the midterm elections. A setback for the Republican president could lead to new threats of tariffs, analysts say. But it’s not certain that a Democratic victory in Congress would calm things down, says SEB chief economist Jens Magnusson.
BusinessThe European Commission, the Council president, the European Parliament and scores of member states are pushing for new EU revenue to secure agreement on a new long-term budget. Sweden is firmly resisting - but for how long?
BusinessBinance announces that withdrawals from the crypto exchange will gradually resume on Sunday. At the same time, the FBI says North Korean hackers are behind the multi-billion-dollar heist targeting the crypto platform.
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Victory in the New York Marathon brings nearly one million kronor in prize money. But the big money is likely still to come for Andreas Almgren after his success. “All doors will open,” says his manager, Daniel Wessfeldt.
SportsReigning champions Arsenal beat Liverpool 1-0 away in the Premier League. Afterwards, Liverpool coach Andoni Iraola said that striker Alexander Isak needs to start going to ground.
FootballAndreas Almgren has won the New York Marathon in his marathon debut. “It’s actually impossible,” running icon Anders Gärderud tells Radiosporten.
SportsBoth police officers and spectators were injured when unrest broke out in the stands during the Allsvenskan derby between Häcken and IFK Göteborg. A total of 15 people have been arrested.
FootballVäxjö are 12th in the SHL standings after 14 games. The Småland club is now taking action: coach Björn Hellkvist has been fired.
Ice hockeyAndreas Almgren wins the New York City Marathon. The Swede crushed the opposition to win the major race on his marathon debut in a time of 2:06:01. The victory also qualifies him for the marathon at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
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Radio personality David Druid is taking a break from hosting “Morgonpasset i P3” after video clips of him were shared on social media.
EntertainmentAmerican film director Michael Mann has accidentally shot himself in the leg, according to TMZ.
TV & filmThe year's best book for nine- to twelve-year-olds has been chosen. “Smoke” by Linda Johansson has won the Children's Radio Book Prize.
EntertainmentHeidi Klum is known for her spectacular Halloween costumes, and this year was no exception. The supermodel was unrecognizable at her annual party, where she appeared as a giant severed hand.
EntertainmentThere has been quite a storm surrounding “Married at First Sight XL”. This week, two of the show’s experts announced that they would not return for the next season. Now the couple Max Turpeinen and Belinda Hillman are being asked to leave the SVT production mid-season.
TV & filmAfter two weeks of duels, “Idol” has now started its “real” Saturday finals.
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Sweden's All Saints' Day (Alla helgons dag) is a public holiday and falls on Saturday, October 31, the same day as Halloween. The Church of Sweden observes All Souls' Day (Alla själars dag) the following day, Sunday, November 1.
Living in SwedenIn Sweden, All Saints' Day is a time to remember those who are no longer with us and place a candle at their graves.
Living in SwedenSweden has been named the country with the world's strongest passport in the Global Passport Report 2026
SwedenThere are a few things that Swedes don't really want to compromise on when it comes to their Midsummer table. Pickled herring, new potatoes, sour cream, chives, and of course strawberries.
SwedenSwedish Pick and mix candy has gone from being an integral part of Saturday treats to becoming an international sensation. On TikTok, feeds are filled with colorful bags, foam skulls, sour bottles, and Americans discovering that candy doesn't have to taste like it was designed in a laboratory with neon lights.
Living in SwedenSweden is entering the 2026 World Cup with a strong offense that will likely keep many defenders up at night. Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyökeres are the big stars in the squad, Victor Nilsson Lindelöf is the team captain with extensive experience, and Graham Potter has assembled a team with maximum Premier League weight.
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