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Musk has Trump's ear – but conflicts of interest await

In the media, he is already being called "the first polar". After the US presidential election, super entrepreneur Elon Musk has more or less moved in with winner Donald Trump at the Mar-a-Lago residence.

Musk has Trump's ear – but conflicts of interest await

"Tell it to H-e" – Ukraine's cheeky response in court

A Ukrainian soldier's defiant answer to the Russian navy has become a symbol for the country's fight against Russia. But protecting it as a trademark is a completely different thing.

"Tell it to H-e" – Ukraine's cheeky response in court

Climate Researchers' Alarm: Take Collapse Risk Seriously

The risk of the Gulf Stream collapsing is greater than many think. Such a scenario could imply a climate catastrophe for Sweden, write 48 researchers in a letter to the Nordic governments.

Climate Researchers' Alarm: Take Collapse Risk Seriously

The Motive Determines if Evacuations in Gaza Constitute a Crime

Thousands of Palestinians are being evacuated from their homes in northern Gaza, according to Israel's order, which the military claims is to protect civilians. However, the evacuations can also be seen as mass deportations.

The Motive Determines if Evacuations in Gaza Constitute a Crime

Swedish research reveals "fish taxi" owners

They are described as "fish taxis", refrigeration vessels that function as mobile harbors for fishing boats. They enable fishing boats to stay out at sea for extremely long periods, and allow shady actors to "launder" their catch.

Swedish research reveals "fish taxi" owners

More 35-year-olds want to study at university

Interest in studying at universities or colleges remains high. More than 252,000 people have applied to the courses and programs starting next spring semester.

More 35-year-olds want to study at university

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

This is why the government is rejecting Northvolt

The government has said a flat no to state aid to crisis-stricken Northvolt. This despite the battery factory being seen as a Swedish prestige project.

This is why the government is rejecting Northvolt

Swedish glaciers are shrinking: "Extremely clear"

Sweden's glaciers are shrinking at a record rate this year, according to measurements from Stockholm University. The white expanses are being replaced by dirt, rocks, and meltwater.

Swedish glaciers are shrinking: "Extremely clear"

Multiple linked to Chinese network in Sweden

17 people in Sweden, including a professor at Stockholm University, are reported to have ties to the Chinese influence organization United Front, according to TV4's Cold Facts. .

Multiple linked to Chinese network in Sweden

Political Scientist: Anna Kinberg Batra Nourishes the Myth of the Power Elite

Anna Kinberg Batra's actions have damaged the confidence in the government agencies, according to political scientist Göran Sundström. Instead of a well-paid job in the government offices, he believes that the authorities should have investigated whether she could be punished.

Political Scientist: Anna Kinberg Batra Nourishes the Myth of the Power Elite

Musk Enters the Election Campaign: "Incredible Power"

Elon Musk has gone from tweeting business updates about Tesla to questioning the independence of established media and being accused of spreading disinformation on X. Now, the world's richest man has backed Donald Trump in the US presidential election.

Musk Enters the Election Campaign: "Incredible Power"

Significant decrease in Kebnekaise's southern peak

The top glacier on Kebnekaise's south peak – Sweden's former highest point – continues to shrink. This year's reduction of 3.

Significant decrease in Kebnekaise's southern peak

Europe's weather led to a cold snap on Greenland

Persistent heatwaves over Europe gave a cold snap over the sea around parts of Greenland. It in turn affected one of the large glaciers.

Europe's weather led to a cold snap on Greenland

More black holes in the early universe discovered

There were more black holes in the early universe than previously reported, researchers note. The discovery can lead to increased understanding of how supermassive black holes were created – and how galaxies develop.

More black holes in the early universe discovered

Reduced Inequality Required for a Safe Climate

Can all people on earth have a reasonable standard of living at the same time as we can guarantee a stable climate and preserve biodiversity? Yes, according to the researchers behind a comprehensive report. .

Reduced Inequality Required for a Safe Climate

The Swedish Central Bank can move faster

Swedish economy shrinks and inflation is expected to fall even further below target when new inflation figures are presented on Thursday. The Swedish Central Bank could move faster, says Albin Kainelainen, Director-General of the National Institute of Economic Research (KI).

The Swedish Central Bank can move faster

Police removed Greta Thunberg from university

The police have interrupted a pro-Palestinian demonstration at the library on Stockholm University. About ten people were carried out after refusing to leave on police orders.

Police removed Greta Thunberg from university

Unmasked Guerrilla Poet Hopes for Followers

In the fridge, on shelves and lamp posts. For eight years, Linnea Swedenmark secretly taped up poetry notes signed "the poetry detective".

Unmasked Guerrilla Poet Hopes for Followers

The discovery that can give beer a completely new taste

Tired of the taste of beer? Researchers have turned to tree bark to develop what they believe can give lager beer entirely new flavors. .

The discovery that can give beer a completely new taste

Reduced working hours "can cost hundreds of billions"

The proposal to reduce working hours to 35 hours a week would cost "hundreds of billions of kronor" per year, according to national economist John Hassler at Stockholm University. The question is whether we think it's worth it?.

Reduced working hours "can cost hundreds of billions"

Four stolen houses found south of Stockholm

Over the weekend, four mobile homes on wheels were stolen from an enclosed area at Stockholm University. Now, all of them have been found at different locations south of Stockholm.

Four stolen houses found south of Stockholm

Girls suspected of murder risk vastly different penalties

Two girls are suspected of involvement in a murder in Landskrona. Despite being suspected of the same crime and being almost the same age, they risk entirely different penalties.

Girls suspected of murder risk vastly different penalties

Eva Swartz Grimaldi has died

Former TV4 top executive and publishing house CEO Eva Swartz Grimaldi has passed away, confirms a representative for the family. "Our beloved Eva Swartz Grimaldi, 68 years old, has after a longer period of illness peacefully fallen asleep at home surrounded by her loved ones.

Eva Swartz Grimaldi has died