Commander of suspected shadow fleet vessel arrested
The captain of the ship that was boarded outside Trelleborg on Sunday has been arrested, reports SVT Nyheter Skåne.
Sweden
Felicia after her first rehearsal: Hard to take in
Felicia has arrived in Austria. She has now performed on the Eurovision stage for the first time.
Entertainment
Åkesson dismisses debate with Andersson, says she is like a wall
The Sweden Democrats' party leader, Jimmie Åkesson, does not intend to debate the Social Democrats' party leader, Magdalena Andersson, ahead of the election.
Sweden
Swedish Gripen in Israel - potentially hot potato
A Swedish man has been arrested by Israeli authorities in connection with the operation against the Gaza convoy Global Sumud Flotilla. He has been taken to Israel and is being investigated for links to a group Israel has designated a terrorist organization.
Sweden
Two explosions in Western Sweden - VMA issued
Within half an hour, police in the west received two reports of explosions: the first in Vänersborg and the second in Uddevalla. A short while later, a VMA - a public warning to residents - was issued.
SwedenTop news
Georg Jojje Wadenius dies at 80
The beloved musician and composer Georg "Jojje" Wadenius has died, his manager told TT. He was 80.
Entertainment
Police investigate serious crime in Norrköping - one injured
The police are investigating a suspected serious crime in Norrköping. One person was injured and taken to hospital by ambulance. The extent of the injuries is not known, police spokesperson Angelica Forsberg told TT.
Sweden
Warning: Tidö may have difficulty getting policies through
If the fight over the balance sheet in the Riksdag continues, the Tidö parties may find it more difficult to get major reforms through before the election. "I will vote according to my own judgment," says SD maverick Elsa Widding to SVT.
Sweden
Foreign Ministry: No support for Swedes on Gaza convoy at sea
The government does not currently intend to take any action on behalf of the Swedes who are part of the Gaza convoy that was boarded.
WorldTop news
Disney+ takes over Champions League, does not want to comment on prices
Disney+ will take over the broadcasting rights for the men's Champions League from the 2027–2028 season. The company does not want to disclose how this will affect prices for customers. "We are in the planning phase now," says Nordic manager Hans van Rijn.
SportsTop news
SD accused of foul play in parliamentary vote on transitional rules for stricter citizenship requirements
The opposition accuses the Sweden Democrats (SD) of deliberately abusing the Riksdag's pairing system during a vote on transitional rules for stricter citizenship requirements. "The people have voted for the Tidö majority," the SD group leader wrote in a comment.
Sweden
EU demands Turkey drop charges against Swedish journalist Joakim Medin
The European Parliament is once again calling on Turkey to drop all charges against Swedish journalist Joakim Medin.
Sweden
Oil crisis presents new opportunity for Volvo Cars
Oil prices are surging and putting pressure on car manufacturers around the world. Volvo Cars could emerge as a winner, according to CEO Håkan Samuelsson. I hear from many customers: "Aha, now it's probably time to look at an electric car," he tells TT.
Business
Håkan Nesser remains in prison - lawyer calls handling regrettable
Author Håkan Nesser meets the requirements for early release with ankle shackles "with flying colors," according to his lawyer, Conny Cedermark. Yet he remains in prison. The prison service's handling is incorrect, Cedermark says.
Entertainment
Opening for new top job - chairman could leave after eleven years
Both the general secretary and the strategic sports director have left the Swedish Ice Hockey Association. The chairman, Anders Larsson, may also leave the association. "If I choose not to run for chairman of the International Ice Hockey Association, we will have to discuss it internally," Larsson says.
SportsTop news
SSAB CEO calls mysterious employee illness cases baffling
SSAB continues to search for answers about mysterious illnesses among employees. Despite more than 150,000 gas measurements, no explanation has yet been found. - "We are very puzzled by these incidents," CEO Johnny Sjöström tells TT.
Business
Norwegian says air travelers willing to pay more
Despite higher ticket prices, the airline Norwegian does not see any decrease in demand. Passengers appear willing to pay a little more now because of the current situation, CEO Geir Karlsen tells TT.
Business
Oil crisis hits Swedish domestic aviation
Rising fuel prices are not only hitting the big aviation giants; they are also being felt by regional players. One Swedish company has had to pause operations, and another has had to drastically increase ticket prices. "We usually say that the least are hit the hardest," says Peter Larsson, CEO of Swedish Regional Airports.
Business
Rope Month star Lena Maria Gårdenäs dies at 79
Singer and actress Lena Maria Gårdenäs has died.
Entertainment
World Cup alert: teams must reach semifinals to make a profit
FIFA is expected to increase the funding for this summer's Men's World Cup, following demands from a number of European football associations, Norwegian news agency NTB has learned.
Sports
Kristersson: Shooting at Washington correspondents' dinner could have had terrible consequences
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) is now commenting on the shooting at the correspondents' dinner in Washington, D.C. "It is absolutely terrible," he tells TT.
World
Child seriously injured after drowning at Malmö public bathhouse
A child under the age of five is being treated in hospital for serious injuries after a drowning incident at a public bathhouse in Malmö.
Sweden
Swedish government is investing 4.1 billion kronor in new icebreakers
The Swedish icebreaker fleet is aging. The government is now investing 4.1 billion kronor to acquire more icebreakers, Infrastructure Minister Andreas Carlson (KD) told TT.
Sweden
Volvo CEO: May need more staff as order intake picks up
Volumes and results are pointing downward in the first quarter for truck manufacturer AB Volvo. But order intake is clearly picking up and the forecast for Europe is being raised. It's a statement of strength in this part of the economy amid this uncertainty, CEO Martin Lundstedt tells TT.
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