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Government's Arts Merger Criticized as Ideological Decision

An ideological decision rather than one that prioritizes the best interests of art and operations. This is how Göran Sundström, Professor of Political Science, describes the government's decision to merge three arts authorities.

Government's Arts Merger Criticized as Ideological Decision

Petra Sörling Re-elected ITTF Chair Amid Election Chaos in Qatar

Chaos erupted after Petra Sörling was re-elected as chairman of the International Table Tennis Federation. Sörling and the Swedish delegation received help from Sweden's embassy to leave Qatar.

Petra Sörling Re-elected ITTF Chair Amid Election Chaos in Qatar

Petra Sörling Re-elected ITTF Chair Amid Election Chaos in Qatar

The Swede Petra Sörling was re-elected as chairperson of the International Table Tennis Federation's election ended in chaotic scenes in Qatar. Supporters of the scandal-ridden opposing candidate claim that the election process has not been conducted properly and question the validity of the decision.

Petra Sörling Re-elected ITTF Chair Amid Election Chaos in Qatar

SVT Play Live Broadcasts Restored After Power Supply Test

The live broadcasts on SVT Play are working again. The previous problems were due to a test that SVT conducted to check the power supply, according to Hanna Downing, communications manager at SVT.

SVT Play Live Broadcasts Restored After Power Supply Test

Sweden to Summon Israeli Ambassador Over Gaza Access Concerns

Israel's ambassador will be summoned to the Foreign Ministry, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson to TT. We do not stand up for what the Israeli government is doing, by denying access to Gaza.

Sweden to Summon Israeli Ambassador Over Gaza Access Concerns

Volvo Cars Cuts 3,000 Jobs Amid Global Restructuring

One of Sweden's most well-known companies – Volvo Cars – is cutting back with 3,000 jobs. The notice is one of the largest in the company's history.

Volvo Cars Cuts 3,000 Jobs Amid Global Restructuring

First Anonymous Witness in Sweden's 2022 Trial Recalled

The person who was called to testify in a murder trial in Lidköping in 2022 will not be heard, reports P4 Skaraborg. The person had, as far as known, become the first anonymous witness in Sweden to be heard in a trial, since the law on anonymous witnesses came into force at the turn of the year.

First Anonymous Witness in Sweden's 2022 Trial Recalled

Alexander Isak Commits to Newcastle Amid Transfer Rumors

Football journalist David Ornstein at The Athletic tends to be right. He claims that Alexander Isak will not move this summer.

Alexander Isak Commits to Newcastle Amid Transfer Rumors

Trump's Tariff Strategy: Market Reacts to Latest Retraction

First, he threatens with powerful tariff increases. Then, he backs down.

Trump's Tariff Strategy: Market Reacts to Latest Retraction

The Kiss in Valencia is the Picture of the Year

A kiss in the flooded Valencia was captured by Lotta Härdelin. Now the DN photographer is awarded the Picture of the Year.

The Kiss in Valencia is the Picture of the Year