The Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has been killed in southern Gaza, according to Israel. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that the killing of Sinwar marks "the beginning of the time after Hamas".
ConflictsMore than 200 years after Gustav Badin's death, a ballet about his incredible fate has its premiere at the Royal Opera in Stockholm. I'm glad that Badin gets to stand on stage again, says director Amir Chamdin.
MusicFrom billion deficits to a clear brightening. Next year, the country's municipalities and regions are expected to make a combined profit of 28 billion kronor. However, the situation remains critical in some areas, according to SKR's economic report.
BusinessThe Legislation Council criticizes several parts of the government's proposal that authorities, municipalities, and schools should be forced to share information with the police to better combat crime. Parts of it are rejected, reports Altinget and Ekot.
Swedish politicsA united EU demands an immediate stop to attacks on UN soldiers in Lebanon. Unacceptable, says Foreign Minister Josep Borrell.
WorldFreedom of speech or agitation against a group of people? Now the right-wing extremist politician Rasmus Paludan is being brought to trial for a number of statements about Muslims. Freedom of speech is not an absolute monarchy, it is limited in many ways, says prosecutor Adrien Combier-Hogg.
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