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Evolution at Breakneck Speed Surprises: "Encouraging"

From large and timid to small and brave – the evolution has gone at rocket speed on a cormorant in the Koster Sea. The rapid adaptation of the shore snail after an imposed environmental change astonishes the researchers.

Evolution at Breakneck Speed Surprises: "Encouraging"

Ranstorp: The War Does Not End with Sinwar - "Naive"

The Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was killed last week. But the terrorist-classified movement is stronger than its military branch – and will be able to be rebuilt again, according to Hamas expert Magnus Ranstorp.

Ranstorp: The War Does Not End with Sinwar - "Naive"

Swedish universities climb the most in world rankings

Europe is losing ground to Asia in the ranking of the world's best universities. But Swedish higher education institutions are climbing the most on the list when Times Higher Education ranks the 2,000 best in the world.

Swedish universities climb the most in world rankings

Cracked Holy Grails – Tipped as Winners

Last year, the discovery of light-emitting quantum dots was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The year before, the method of using chemical handles to make molecules click into each other was prized.

Cracked Holy Grails – Tipped as Winners

The Iran Expert: "A Perfect Trap"

Iran carried out a comprehensive drone attack against Israel on Tuesday. An escalation that increases the risk of the war spreading, according to analysts.

The Iran Expert: "A Perfect Trap"

Report: Jews in Sweden experience lack of support

Jews in Sweden feel a lack of support from society since the Hamas terror attack on October 7 last year and the war in Gaza broke out, according to a new report. No other group meets hatred and threats from so many directions at the same time, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party).

Report: Jews in Sweden experience lack of support

How much girls grow after their first period

Between 6 and 8 centimeters, girls are said to grow after their first period. But the variation is significantly greater than that, according to new research.

How much girls grow after their first period

New approach to childhood obesity: Ready-made meal boxes

A ready-packed, affordable food box and a bundle of healthy recipes every week – can it become a new method for combating the obesity epidemic among Swedish children? The answer is a cautious yes, after a three-month trial in Halland. .

New approach to childhood obesity: Ready-made meal boxes

Expert: Israel wants to draw the US and Iran into the war

Now it's total war and Nasrallah is dead, says Iran expert Rouzbeh Parsi. According to him, it can lead to the region's heavyweights – the USA and Iran – being forced into the war.

Expert: Israel wants to draw the US and Iran into the war

Hard to get support for extremely prematurely born children

When miracle babies are born, they receive care in absolute world-class. But when they leave the hospital, many parents experience being left to their own devices, despite knowing that the children will encounter problems later in life, according to SVT's Uppdrag Granskning (UG).

Hard to get support for extremely prematurely born children

Freedom Pen to Anita Goldman

The author and cultural writer Anita Goldman receives the Torgny Segerstedt Freedom Pen award. "For she – like Torgny Segerstedt – with courage, deep knowledge, and a strong humanistic foundation challenges ingrained conceptions and thereby shows that a better world is possible", the jury believes.

Freedom Pen to Anita Goldman

Opinion Slump – but History Speaks in Favor of the Government

Half-time for the government and Ulf Kristersson, and the opinion wind is blowing in the wrong direction. But there are factors that speak in favor of the sitting government in the parliamentary election in two years.

Opinion Slump – but History Speaks in Favor of the Government

Ten years after the unique birth: "A normal child"

He became a world sensation when he was born on September 4, 2014. Now Vincent Stenberg, the world's first child from a transplanted uterus, has turned ten.

Ten years after the unique birth: "A normal child"

Experts: Netanyahu will not back down

The protests in Israel continue to grow and on Saturday, according to reports, half a million people gathered in Tel Aviv to demonstrate. But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not seem to be yielding to the pressure, according to two Middle East experts.

Experts: Netanyahu will not back down

Forecast: AFD becomes the largest party in German state election

The Far-Right Party AFD appears to be becoming the largest party in the German state of Thüringen after Sunday's state election, according to exit polls. A historic success, says the party's co-chair Alice Weidel in a statement.

Forecast: AFD becomes the largest party in German state election

New study can change abortion care

There are several advantages to initiating medical abortion treatment at home, compared to at the hospital. This is what researchers claim in a new study where over 450 women have participated.

New study can change abortion care