Expert: This is how vaccine skeptics think
Swedish vaccine skeptics can be divided into two groups, says ethnologist Mia-Marie Hammarlin, who has researched what lies behind people's resistance to vaccines.
Sweden
Jonatan Hellvig cheers on sister Hanna at European Championship in Gothenburg
Beach volleyball star Jonatan Hellvig was supposed to play in the World Cup, but instead he is cheering on his sister Hanna Hellvig during the European Championship in Gothenburg. “Now that I’m home, of course I’ll come here and cheer,” says Jonatan Hellvig.
Sports
Isabelle Haak on record crowd for Sweden’s Euro opener: Goosebumps
Sweden's European Championship opener brought a record crowd for the Swedish women's volleyball team - never before have so many people seen the national team in action. During the national anthem, there were goosebumps deluxe, says Isabelle Haak about the support from the stands.
Sports
Sweden opens European Championship with 3-0 win over Montenegro in front of record crowd
Sweden opened the European Championship at Scandinavium at home with a victory over Montenegro and a record crowd. It was really cool to see the crowd, it was completely full, says Isabelle Haak after the 3-0 victory in the European Volleyball Championship.
Sports
Fall theater lineups turn to politics, asylum and war themes
Political scandals, asylum processes and people on the run. These are some of the documentary threads that stand out in this autumn's theatre programme.
TV & film
Moderates propose temporary move of Justice Ministry to Gothenburg and Malmö
If the Moderates win the election, they will temporarily move the Ministry of Justice to Gothenburg and Malmö.
Swedish politics
Gozzi denies SD cooperation over Åkesson song
Producer Rasmus Gozzi denies that the song he and Fröken Snusk made with Jimmie Åkesson should be seen as support for the SD. "We have not made a song in collaboration with SD. We have made a song with Jimmie Åkesson," he tells UNT.
Music
Two men arrested after alleged threat to Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer’s Gothenburg campaign event
Two men are suspected of preparing to commit aggravated assault in connection with Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer's election campaign in Gothenburg on Thursday evening. The police intervened, but in a very calm manner. No one was injured and it did not cause any significant concern at the scene, Strömmer tells TT.
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About Gothenburg
Gothenburg (Göteborg) is Sweden's second-largest city and is located on Sweden's west coast at the mouth of the Göta River. Approximately 600,000 people live in Gothenburg, and in the entire Greater Gothenburg area, around 1.1 million people reside (as of 2023), making it the fifth-largest city in the Nordic region. The city was founded in 1621 by Gustav II Adolf.
