Mexico City

This week's film and series – A Swede behind a major film

Netflix has made a big film out of a Swedish illustrated novel and a 13-year-old entangled in incel culture is accused of murder. Here are the week's films and series.

Dutch drug lord shot dead in Mexico

A Dutch cocaine smuggler, one of Europe's most wanted criminals, has been shot dead in Mexico, reports AFP. He is previously known for having faked his own death.

Dousa: Consequences of USAID shutdown being investigated

In a sudden move, the US aid agency USAID was shut down. Now, Swedish Sida is investigating what consequences the American decision may have, says Minister for Development Cooperation Benjamin Dousa (The Moderate Party).

"Emilia Pérez" Star Received Death Threats

"Emilia Pérez" won four Golden Globe awards – and now has a whiff of the Oscars gala. In the odd musical, one of the main characters is a ruthless cartel boss who wants to change gender.

Director criticizes ban of Craig's queer film

The director Luca Guadagnino criticizes the Turkish ban of his film "Queer" and vows to fight all institutions that want to discredit the film.

Mexico threatens retaliation against Trump's tariffs

Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum hints that Mexico may respond to Donald Trump's threats of punitive tariffs with its own fees and warns of the consequences.

Ghost on a world tour – two concerts in Sweden

New success for Ferrari – Sainz wins in Mexico City

Ferrari is the Formula 1 team to beat right now. Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc are the drivers. Leclerc won in Austin last weekend. In Mexico City, it was Sainz's turn. Honestly, I wanted to win and I needed it, he says to Viaplay.