Last time, she was selected as a defender. But ahead of the World Cup qualifiers against Denmark and Serbia, Fridolina Rolfö is back as a striker. "I feel quite comfortable in both positions," she says.
FootballThe Swedish Board of Agriculture is introducing mandatory vaccination against Newcastle disease. Managing the disease costs society 19 million kronor annually - something the agency wants to remedy.
SwedenJamina Roberts and Nathalie Hagman's national team careers are coming to an end. After Sunday's European Championship qualifying match against Lithuania, the handball stars are handing over to a new generation. "It may feel different when you stand there on Sunday, but from the time the decision was made until today, it has felt right and good," says Jamina Roberts.
SportsThe liberal center-right party Venstre has been invited to government negotiations in Denmark on Monday.
World politicsLouise Hansson took her second Swim Open victory - this time in solitary majesty.
SportsNoah Kahan is coming to Sweden for a concert in Stockholm this fall. On November 29, the singer-songwriter will perform at Avicii Arena.
MusicAfter writing several hit songs for others, Olga Myko has stepped into the spotlight. Her single “Use Me!” has been streamed over 40 million times, and now she could win a Grammy. "I kind of think it's just me and my friends who listen. But it turns out that's not the case," she says.
MusicZecira Musovic is back in the national team after a long absence. She has her eight-month-old daughter, Zarah, with her. "A few years ago I would not have thought it was possible to combine family life with a career," says the goalkeeper.
Sports“Danish punishment for Swedish crimes” is becoming a reality. But is it effective in the fight against criminal gangs? No, says David Sausdal, a criminologist and associate professor of sociology at Lund University. It is difficult to understand why Swedes are so enamored with the Danish model.
SwedenStina Blackstenius will captain Sweden in the World Cup qualifier against Denmark on Tuesday - if she starts. Meanwhile, Rosa Kafaji is ready to take over Kosovare Asllani's playing position. "I've been ready for a couple of years now," says the 22-year-old.
FootballNATO will not be there when the US needs it, President Donald Trump raged after a meeting with the military alliance's secretary general. "Remember Greenland," Trump wrote in a post in all capital letters.
World politicsSweden has already lost a lot of regulars ahead of the World Cup qualifier against Denmark. Now Chelsea star Johanna Rytting Kaneryd is also at risk of missing the match. "It is clear that we have holes to fill," says national team coach Tony Gustavsson.
FootballA couple of Masters legends are conspicuous by their absence, while Sweden has two players in the field for the first time in seven years. Here is the guide to the 90th edition of the Masters at Augusta National.
SportsThe 21-year-old Swede charged with murder on a public street in Copenhagen has been sentenced to life imprisonment.
CrimeA popular German Easter egg hunt ended in tragedy on Easter Sunday. Three people were killed - one of the victims was a 10-month-old baby - when a tree fell on a group celebrating Easter outside the city of Flensburg.
WorldStorm Dave has reached Sweden and directly affected traffic and people. But why was the storm named Dave?
SwedenFinally. That's what the builders of the tunnel between Denmark and Germany can now say, after two years of delay. The specially built vessels Ivy 1 and Ivy 2 have been approved by Danish authorities, which means the submergence of the tunnel sections can begin this spring.
WorldColorful cans and white candy-flavored snus are a thing of the past in Denmark as of April 1.
WorldSamuel Fröler plays the lead role of King Arthur when "Spamalot" returns to the Nöjesteatern in Malmö. Anders "Ankan" Johansson will play one of the knights. It's a very odd mix, says director Anders Albien.
EntertainmentThe election outcome in Denmark has been described as historically fragmented. Twelve parties, with no clear coalition alignments, will compete for government power. One alternative is that Denmark will have a "monster government," says Sune Bechmann Pedersen, associate professor of history at Stockholm University.
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