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Inmates Use Sewer Pipes for Communication in Swedish Prisons
Detained persons at the remand prison talk to each other through sewage pipes that run between the cells, reports DN. The staff warns that the phenomenon threatens the legal certainty.
Green Party Calls Snälltåget to Traffic Committee After Train Delays
The extensive train stop during Wednesday evening and the night towards Thursday became a nightmare for many travelers. Now the Green party wants to call the management of Snälltåget and the Minister for Infrastructure to the traffic committee.
Emma Bouvin Debuts Novel Exploring Family Dynamics and Inheritance
As Middle East correspondent she portrays the war in Gaza. Now Emma Bouvin debuts with a novel that portrays the struggles that can arise in a family around an inherited summer cottage.
Swedish Transport Administration Faces Criticism Over Extreme Weather Delays
Snälltåget directs harsh criticism at the Swedish Transport Administration's communication, after the prolonged train stop during the evening and night. The Administration regrets the stop – but points to extreme weather that was difficult to predict.
Magda Gad Launches New Subscription-Based Newspaper
The former war correspondent Magda Gad will start her own newspaper that will be named Gad. The newspaper, which will be on a website and financed by subscriptions, will consist of news, analyses and opinion pieces, writes [DN](https://www.
Povel Ramel: A Blend of Swedish Tradition and Global Influence
Povel Ramel – the noble boy from Östermalm who was bad in school but became one of Sweden's most popular and influential entertainers. His music and humor were fetched from abroad and mixed with genuinely Swedish traditions.
Convicted Politician Claes Nordmark May Receive 1.3 Million Kronor Support
Boden's former municipal commissioner Claes Nordmark, who has been convicted of sexual assault, can receive 1. 3 million kronor in reorientation support, writes Dagens Nyheter.
Britt Edwall, Renowned Swedish Radio Producer, Dies at 90
The long-time Sveriges Radio employee Britt Edwall has passed away, her family tells Sveriges Radio Kulturnytt. .
Bodyguards' Jogging Routes Expose Swedish Royal Family's Travels
Säpo's bodyguards have through their jogging rounds not only revealed where the Prime Minister has been. Also sensitive information about the royal family has been leaked through a training app.
Kristersson's Safety at Risk: Bodyguards' Routes Leaked Online
The bodyguards' jogging routes revealed where Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party) was, which may have threatened his safety. That information should not exist, says IT security expert David Jacoby.
Brå CEO Advocates Demolishing Parts of Sweden's Million Programme
The Crime Prevention Council's (Brå) CEO Jonas Trolle says to DN that parts of the so-called million programme, residential areas built in Sweden in the 1960s and 70s, should be demolished to get to the crime. .
Jewish Doctor Wins Millions in Damages After Unjust Firing
A Jewish doctor raised the alarm about anti-Semitic harassment at work – and was fired. Now Karolinska University Hospital will have to pay three million in damages to the man, writes Dagens Nyheter.
Falsterbo Horse Show Prepares for First Event After Sponsorship Controversy
Sponsor agreement with Al Shira'aa received strong criticism and was terminated. Now Falsterbo Horse Show is preparing for the first edition after the fiasco.
Annika Strandhäll Exits Politics Amid Polarized Climate
The Social Democrat and former Minister for Social Affairs Annika Strandhäll has decided to leave politics. Strandhäll has over the years been one of the party's most combative politicians, and her statements in social media have often led to heated debates and criticism.
Mohamsson Praises Mats Persson's Impact After Minister Resignation
Mats Persson (The Liberals) announced on Wednesday in an interview with TT that he is leaving his post as Minister for Labour Market and Integration. The Liberals' newly elected party leader Simona Mohamsson thanks Mats Persson for his commitment to the party.
Food Prices Unjustifiably Increased from 2021 to 2023, Report Finds
The price of several food items was raised unjustifiably much during the years 2021 to 2023, the Swedish Competition Authority means in a new report. .
Investigator Proposes HVB Homes Exclusively for Adults
Hvb-homes will in the future only receive adult persons, and clearer requirements on the homes' staffing and safety will be imposed. This is proposed by the government's special investigator Stefan Holgersson.
Sörling's Election Opponent Appeals Result to Sports Arbitration Court
Petra Sörling's opponent in the table tennis chaos election appeals the election result to Cas, the sports arbitration court. Khalil al-Mohannadi writes in a post on X that the chairman election in May did not go right.
Teodorescu Måwe Accuses Left Party of Slander in EU Parliament Dispute
The Christian Democrat Alice Teodorescu Måwe accuses The Left Party of trying to slander her after the confrontation in the EU Parliament's premises, in an interview with Dagens Nyheter. .
Volvo Recalls Thousands of Cars in Sweden for Brake Software Issue
Volvo cars is recalling thousands of cars after a fault in the software that affects the brakes, writes Dagens Nyheter. The fault concerns cars with electric motors with model years 2025 and 2026 that have automatic braking when the gas pedal is released.
Suspected Murderer's Hat Found in Minnesota Politician's Killing
An extensive manhunt is underway in Minnesota since an elected politician and her husband have been shot to death in Minnesota. The Christian abortion opponent Vance Boelter, 57, is pointed out for the deed.
MSB Probes Major Cyberattack on SVT's Website and App
Sweden's Television was affected for the second day in a row by an overload attack that affected both the website and the app. The one we had on Sunday evening is the largest SVT has been affected by, says SVT's technical director Adde Granberg to SVT News.
Denmark Deploys Fighter Jets to Patrol Greenland This Summer
Denmark strengthens its military presence in Greenland. During the summer, they will start patrolling the island with fighter jets, reports DN.
Unrwa Chief Criticizes Sweden's Decision to Halt Support
Sweden's decision to stop support for Unrwa is based on empty excuses, according to the UN agency's chief Philippe Lazzarini. The decision came as a big surprise and has had a very negative effect, he says to Dagens Nyheter.
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