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Remembering Peter Luthersson: A Bold Voice in Swedish Literature

The Swedish author and literary scholar Peter Luthersson has passed away at the age of 70, according to Swedish Radio. .

Remembering Peter Luthersson: A Bold Voice in Swedish Literature

Record-large concern about the international situation

The development in Russia and military conflicts are what worry Swedes the most, shows a forthcoming attitude survey from the SOM Institute at the University of Gothenburg, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot. .

Record-large concern about the international situation

Landerholm's forgotten documents concerned national security

The confidential document that the former national security adviser Henrik Landerholm forgot at a conference center concerns Sweden's security, writes Expressen. .

Landerholm's forgotten documents concerned national security

The Tax Authority Inspects Sham Separations

The Tax Authority will make home visits to reveal so-called fake separations, reports [Sveriges Radio Ekot. ](https://www.

The Tax Authority Inspects Sham Separations

Sweden may change its aid after USA's announcement

The Government may come to reprioritize aid to the surrounding world if it turns out that the USA's planned cuts in its aid hit too hard on areas that are important to Sweden, says Minister for Development Cooperation Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party) to Sveriges Radio Ekot. .

Sweden may change its aid after USA's announcement

Satire reported to the police for racism about Greenland

The public service company Danmarks Radio has landed in hot water after a documentary about Greenland – again. .

Satire reported to the police for racism about Greenland

AI was used to make "Trolösa" more Swedish

AI was used to Swedishize the pronunciation in the Danish actor Jesper Christensen's lines in SVT's "Trolösa" according to Kulturnytt in Sveriges Radio. .

AI was used to make "Trolösa" more Swedish

Henrik Landerholm Caused Another Incident

The former national security adviser Henrik Landerholm has caused yet another security incident. In December, he lost his access card and his service card, reports Dagens Nyheter.

Henrik Landerholm Caused Another Incident

Delayed Northvolt Salaries on the Way

Some employees at Northvolt may receive their salaries delayed. But the money exists and is on its way, says the battery manufacturer's press chief Erik Zsiga to Swedish Radio.

Delayed Northvolt Salaries on the Way

They can receive SR's short story prize

Agri Ismaïl, Sara Gordan, and Christoffer Carlsson. They are some of the authors who can receive Swedish Radio's short story prize this year.

They can receive SR's short story prize

Million Support to Ukrainian Culture

The Ukrainian Institute in Sweden receives nine million kronor from the government to preserve and strengthen Ukrainian culture. .

Million Support to Ukrainian Culture

Tens of thousands of strike days last year

Nearly 46,000 working days were lost last year due to conflicts, according to the Mediation Institute, reports [Sveriges Radio Ekot](https://www. sverigesradio.

Tens of thousands of strike days last year

Landerholm to be served with suspicion of crime

The former national security adviser Henrik Landerholm will soon be interrogated by the Security Police, writes Dagens Nyheter. Landerholm has been assigned lawyer Johan Eriksson as defender, who confirms that his client will be served suspicion of crime.

Landerholm to be served with suspicion of crime

Disruptions to 1177 resolved

The healthcare service 1177 was affected by disruptions at lunchtime and it was not possible to log in to the website. The problems are now resolved.

Disruptions to 1177 resolved

18 Young People Lost a Parent in the Massacre

In the massacre in Örebro last week, a total of 18 children and young people lost a parent, according to [Sveriges Radio Ekot's](https://www. sverigesradio.

18 Young People Lost a Parent in the Massacre

Assignment: Shooting caused ambulance to retreat

The first ambulance that was on the scene at Risbergska school in Örebro reported "heavy gunfire" outside the entrance and was forced to back away, reports Ekot on Sveriges Radio. .

Assignment: Shooting caused ambulance to retreat

Ingrosso and Gambino Compete for Grammis

First, he made a success at P3 Gold Gala, now Benjamin Ingrosso gets a new super chance. At this year's Grammis Gala, he can take home the most awards of all – but is posthumously challenged by the rapper C Gambino.

Ingrosso and Gambino Compete for Grammis

A Minute of Silence Across Sweden – Tribute Paid to the Victims

At 12 o'clock today, Sweden falls silent. On trains, in schools and at workplaces, those who fell victim to the school attack in Örebro are honored with a minute of silence.

A Minute of Silence Across Sweden – Tribute Paid to the Victims

The Sweden Democrats' Jomshof Resigns as Committee Chairman

The Sweden Democrat Richard Jomshof is stepping down as chairman of the Riksdag's Justice Committee. The announcement comes after a meeting in the SD party executive on Monday about the proposal to ban certain semi-automatic firearms.

The Sweden Democrats' Jomshof Resigns as Committee Chairman

The Risbergska had a locking system – that wasn't used

The mass murderer in Örebro could unhindered enter Campus Risbergska before he started shooting. There is an access control system at the school – which is not used, reports P4 Örebro.

The Risbergska had a locking system – that wasn't used

The Minister wants to see locked schools after the mass murder

Minister of Education Lotta Edholm (L) wants to see locked schools after the act in Örebro. That far did not go the investigation that lies on the government's table.

The Minister wants to see locked schools after the mass murder

Sweden Radio changes music after school shooting

Sweden's Radio is reviewing its programming after the school shooting in Örebro. Among other things, the radio is going through its music to see if there are songs that are not suitable to play in the current situation.

Sweden Radio changes music after school shooting

"Ships must be stopped faster"

Short alarm chains and quick responses are crucial to stop suspected cable sabotage in the Baltic Sea. This is what Niels Markussen, head of Nato's center for maritime underwater security, says to Ekot on Swedish Radio.

"Ships must be stopped faster"

Mild Winter Can Wake Up Hedgehogs Prematurely

The mild winter means that hedgehogs can wake up from their hibernation too early, says wildlife rehabilitator Alexandra Gedda to [Sveriges Radio, P4 Kalmar. ](https://www.

Mild Winter Can Wake Up Hedgehogs Prematurely