Electricity prices rise after unexpected Oskarshamn reactor outage
The nuclear reactor at Oskarshamn is being taken out of service following an unexpected failure. Electricity prices are now rising.
Business
Explosion at villa in Saltsjöbaden - family at home, no one injured
An explosion occurred in Saltsjöbaden, outside Stockholm, early Sunday morning. A family was in the home, but no one was injured.
Sweden
Liberals in Gothenburg open to cooperating with Sweden Democrats after elections this fall
The Liberals in Gothenburg are open to cooperating with all parties, including the Sweden Democrats, on the city council after the elections this fall.
Sweden
75-meter-wide avalanche near ski slopes on Ramundberget in Härjedalen
A 75-meter-wide avalanche has occurred on Ramundberget in the municipality of Härjedalen.
Sweden
After criticism: Sis to increase discharge places for young people
There are only 17, but following heavy criticism the Swedish National Board of Institutions will increase its number of evacuation sites by another 30 this year.
Sweden
Dousa: Prepared for Trump to Use Other Tools
Foreign Trade Minister Benjamin Dousa (M) welcomes the announcement that the US Supreme Court has struck down Donald Trump's trade tariffs on other countries. At the same time, he warns that "it is too early to shout 'hello'" and says the White House has the tools to reintroduce higher tariffs.
BusinessTop news
Man arrested for terrorism offenses linked to violent right-wing extremism
A man has been detained by Attunda District Court on probable-cause suspicion of terrorist crimes linked to violent right-wing extremism.
SwedenTop news
Busch says criticized electricity fee can be stopped
The statutory, widely criticized "power tariffs" may be scrapped. I am in favor of stopping them outright, says Energy Minister Ebba Busch (KD).
Business
Court rules food and beer may not be displayed together
Alcohol cannot be marketed in images alongside food, the Patent and Market Court of Appeal has ruled. It's a big disappointment, the brewing industry notes.
Business
Sweden wants to guarantee more billions for Ukraine
The government wants Sweden to guarantee a 2.5 billion SEK loan to Ukraine through the World Bank.
Business
Tre Kronor's withdrawal - that's why it ended
Tre Kronor had their sights on gold as NHL stars returned to the Olympics after a 12-year absence. But their run ended in the quarterfinals against the USA in an overtime thriller. Here are the reasons it's already over for the men's national team.
SportsTop news
Gröna Lund CEO: We will not appeal the verdict
Gröna Lund will not appeal the district court's verdict after the fatal accident on the Jetline roller coaster, CEO Jan Eriksson told TT. "But I don't want to call it an end," he said.
SwedenTop news
New Swedish fiasco - Anger hesitates about the five-mile race
A step forward in effort, but another fiasco in results. Sweden's men's cross-country team risks a historically lousy Olympics - and Edvin Anger is hesitant about the five-mile race.
Sports
The government sharply criticizes the US, says Europe's relationship with the US is entering a new era
Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) criticizes the US for acting in ways that undermine trust. She claims Europe's relationship with the US is entering a new era.
Sweden
New explosion in the same house in Rinkeby, Stockholm: Could escalate
No one has been arrested following last night's explosion in Rinkeby in Stockholm - the second in two days at the same house. It is causing concern locally and elsewhere, says local police officer Jenny Sundh.
Sweden
Attempted murder in Härnösand prison - four arrested
A person has been taken to hospital after an assault at a prison in Härnösand.
Sweden
Government to review Defamation Act
The government and the Sweden Democrats announced in an opinion piece in Aftonbladet that the Defamation Act will be reviewed.
Sweden
Civil rights activist Jesse Jackson dies at 84
He gave fiery speeches against injustice and ran for president twice. American civil rights activist Jesse Jackson has died at the age of 84. "The right to vote is our greatest weapon," he told TT.
World
MP and V demand that S join in stopping teenage expulsions
MP and V are demanding that S and L vote for their proposal to stop the so-called "teenage expulsions" in the Riksdag's social insurance committee on Tuesday. But S will say no.
SwedenTop news
Star's criticism: The IOC should give prize money
Biathlete Martin Ponsiluoma cannot count on a shower of money after winning Olympic gold in the pursuit. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is not paying out a single krona - the Swede has to settle for bonus money from his own federation. It's not much, says the 30-year-old.
Sports
Martin Ponsiluoma celebrated biathlon gold with rockets and cake
Martin Ponsiluoma ran through a portal where Swedish flags were waving and then rockets were fired and cake was eaten for the biathlon gold medalist. "It's incredibly fun. It means a lot," he said.
Sports
Eight-month-old baby has received deportation order to Iran, family representative says they are really sad
"An eight-month-old baby has received a deportation order to Iran. The family is really sad; I talk to them almost every day," the family's legal representative, Shila Monjezi, tells TT.
Sweden
Korslagda and Medina want to make music together
Hip-hop duo Medina put on a great love parade and became the clear winner in Melodifestivalen's third round. But the question is whether they can make it all the way to Eurovision or whether the pre-selected Felicia has already decided the competition.
Entertainment
Support for Andersson after Olympic relay crash, teammates say we are in this together
"There goes the gold," most people thought when Ebba Andersson fell in the Olympic relay. Not Linn Svahn. She tells Radiosporten: "I just thought, 'I hope Ebba is doing well. I know it can go badly if she falls.'"
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