He creates a bad atmosphere in the studio, is named employee of the month - and says he will be the next president of the United States. Zlatan Ibrahimović also arouses emotions as a TV pundit. For many viewers, he appears as a "Hitman" figure with his hair, mustache and suit, says Aaron Timms, a columnist for The Guardian, among others.
SportsHealthcare company Ambea is making a bid for competitor Humana.
BusinessIn the boat on the way home, Richard Svensson suddenly saw four tall dorsal fins rise out of the sea - then he saw the blowhole. Then I immediately understood that it was an orca, he tells TT.
Sweden"A person has been found dead next to a burned-out car on a minor road south of Jönköping. We are investigating it as murder," says Martina Gradian, police spokesperson, to TT.
SwedenDue to the security situation in border areas, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) advises against all travel to areas of Panama within 20 kilometers of the border with Colombia.
WorldFinancier Ulf Rosberg has started stirring up trouble in the Swedish Tennis Association. Secretary-General Christer Sjöö is being fired. "We have had a good dialogue, but it is the board that has made the decision," Sjöö tells TT.
SportsThe government has approved new support for Ukraine of nearly 1.5 billion kronor. The support is intended to strengthen and protect the country's energy supply. The funds are intended to last until the autumn, when the situation is expected to be more critical, Minister for Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa (M) told TT.
BusinessDirector and actor Staffan Westerberg has died, his family confirms to Sveriges Radio's "Kulturnytt". "Dear Staffan, I hope you find the right pancake," says musician Thomas Wiehe.
EntertainmentThe new state film policy is receiving harsh criticism and is described by the film industry as both watered-down and inadequate. "This is probably one of the most substanceless proposals in Swedish history," said Eva Hamilton, chairwoman of the Film & TV Producers Association, to TT.
EntertainmentTwo Swedish men who had been wanted internationally by Interpol were brought to Sweden from the United Arab Emirates on Thursday evening and are being held in custody, police said.
SwedenFor the first time this year, SVT's big final debate ahead of the parliamentary election will not be broadcast from Stockholm. “Our ambition is to reflect all of Sweden,” SVT's program director Michael Kucera tells TT.
EntertainmentHungary's Viktor Orbán is no longer there - but that doesn't mean peace and quiet at EU summits. Here are the new "troublemakers" in Brussels.
WorldTougher rules for deportations have been hammered out by the European Parliament. They now open the possibility of holding deportees in camps outside the European Union. The far right chanted "Send them back!" in the plenary hall.
WorldThe PGA Championship was the last straw. At the US Open, Ludvig Åberg makes his first major appearance with his new putter in the bag. Åberg has a positive feeling after his first two competitions with it, says coach Hans Larsson.
SportsA man in his 30s has been arrested in Turkey after being wanted internationally by Swedish authorities since 2024. He has connections to criminal networks in Sweden, according to police.
Sweden"Something exploded at the entrance to an apartment building in Hagsätra in southern Stockholm overnight. No one was injured. We had an extensive operation overnight," Ola Österling of the Stockholm Police told TT.
SwedenSix authorities will be required to inform the police and the Migration Board if they suspect that a foreigner lacks the right to reside in Sweden.
SwedenLKAB has received a new environmental permit to continue and expand mining operations at Malmberget in Gällivare. The mining group has also been given permission to build a facility for fossil-free sponge iron, according to a ruling by the Land and Environmental Court in Umeå.
BusinessNorwegian “bonus prince” Marius Borg Høiby has been sentenced to four years in prison for multiple crimes, including two counts of rape. His defense attorneys say they will appeal the verdict.
WorldThe atmosphere was electric at the outdoor club Trädgården in Stockholm when Sweden crushed Tunisia last night.
SportsSwedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) welcomes the agreement between the US and Iran. She tells TT it is now of utmost importance that the Strait of Hormuz be opened.
WorldThe residents of Karlshamn have voted against a future nuclear power plant in the municipality, local media report.
SwedenEveryone who wanted them got their SpaceX shares ahead of Friday's IPO, although not as many as they wanted. Many also bought shares over the counter. After one trading day, 43,000 of Nordnet's Nordic customers owned shares in the American rocket giant.
BusinessThrough its merger with German dairy giant DMK Group, Arla has become the owner of an extensive operation in Russia. The dairy group currently has no concrete answers about how to handle the situation.
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