Tuesday, October 22, 2024
9:51 AM

Sweden
  1. Letter to the editor. Answer: Passage fee is needed at Arlanda to pay for the course
  2. Concerns about protests in Cuba after storm and power outages
  3. Twenty students to hospital in Denmark: "My eyes burned"
  4. More commuter trains run on time - but Anton Fendert is not satisfied
  5. Birgitta Rubin: Sea and water become ominous in art
  6. 33 have wrongly had their uterus removed
  7. This is how pyrotechnics are smuggled into the arenas
  8. Less feminism and more fairytale in "Virginia Woolf" at Folkoperan
  9. Kristersson on the stand violence: "Unacceptable"
  10. Broker loses license after several offences
  11. Elise Karlsson shows her Rinkeby residents warmth and sympathy
  12. Letter to the editor. Answer: Sweden should be a role model for the rest of the world
  13. Dadgostar is pressed about anti-Semitism – a gift for the government
  14. He leads Djurgården until the end of the season
  15. This is how Giorgia Meloni wants to circumvent the law to save the asylum center in Albania
  16. The stock market is falling - Saab reports lift
  17. The companies behind the parking apps bring in billions
  18. Complicated and expensive parking apps arouse anger: "Terrible"
  19. The Swedish star stands over parts of the World Cup
  20. Ia Wadendal: The woman who drove around the world for five years
  21. Jacob Lundström: Something is not right with the image of Jews in "Fanny and Alexander"
  22. The Writers' Union warns against criticized publishers
  23. KI sees room for wage increases of 3.5 percent
  24. That's why football stars are talking about going on strike
  25. The car shatters expectations
  26. DN Debate Replicas. "The discussion about remote work cannot only be about presence"
  27. The Swedish Gaming Authority is criticized for lack of controls
  28. Hezbollah has sent "rocket salvo" against Israel
  29. Strong profit lift for Saab
  30. Johan Croneman: Journalists afraid of conflict should not cover conflicts
  31. Nisse: It was just this evening that mattered
  32. It is not obvious that Hamas knows where the hostages are
  33. Andrev Walden: Tipping is bad culture and now it's about to derail
  34. Isobel Hadley-Kamptz: The government wants to send a signal to immigrants: Go home
  35. The facts of the matter: Who are the returnees?
  36. Vegetables are the most expensive here - "about thousands of pounds"
  37. Susanne Nyström: 13-year-olds surf 45 hours a week - here's the trick that cuts screen time in half
  38. What do you know about endangered animals?
  39. Parents are helped - so that the children have a mobile-free everyday life
  40. Has Putin lost his grip on his attack dog Kadyrov?
  41. Serhii deserted - in protest against his own military
  42. Trump-loyal lawyers are being dispatched to the US - questioning the election in advance
  43. The Ukrainian army wants to attract soldiers with romantic advertising
  44. AIK's match winner: "The best and most important goal"
  45. The 20-year-old pushed HIF up to Allsvenskan place
  46. Freed after 58 years - got an apology from the police chief
  47. Premiere of the American version of the spy hit "False Identity"
  48. Israeli soldiers testify to the brutality in Gaza: "Hard to accept"
  49. Fact book about colonization was put on the fiction shelf - publisher critical
  50. David Batra on the series about life as first lady: "A balancing act between Borat and UR"
  51. Swedish Business Confederation's CEO warns of setbacks in climate policy: Completely the wrong way
  52. DN Debate. "Sweden is working hard to extinguish its own EU star"
  53. The minister's marking against Allsvenskan players: "Dangerous, harmful and very serious"
  54. Stopping matches as a protest - new Swedish football trend?
  55. Government investigators after the scandalous match: No decisive impact
  56. Another Russian oligarch mysteriously dead
  57. The Russians are stepping up attacks with glide bombs
  58. Johan Esk: Rarely has a club that has been doing so well fared so poorly
  59. Michael Winiarski: The numbers point to electoral victory for Trump
  60. Jonas Thente: Credible cross-section through Swedish literature
  61. Jan Eklund: Sour – above all for the status of the August prize
  62. Lotta Olsson: That kind of picture books should be rewarded
  63. They are nominated for the August prize
  64. Appeal against Stina Wollter's program in SVT
  65. Growing criticism of the London police after the scandal at Harrods
  66. Letter to the editor. Give a tax discount on quality bikes
  67. Trump has the strongest support on the voters' most important issue
  68. Letter to the editor. Noted by DN's readers on 21 October
  69. Nina Björk: It makes me depressed that Aftonbladet is taking this path
  70. After the derby loss - Djurgården fires the coaching duo
  71. The tours of the Russian shadow fleet in the Arctic could lead to environmental disaster
  72. Letter to the editor. Pause Sweden's climate goals and take possible EU fines
  73. The 81-year-old died from a dropped aid package in Gaza - "you contribute to our suffering"
  74. Letter to the editor. Abolish the unreasonable train fee at Arlanda
  75. Letter to the editor. Answer: Run the rope out and let the people elect our head of state
  76. The stock market and the krona backed down – engineering companies sank
  77. Tenants have received 22 million after years of construction mess
  78. Kristina Lindquist: Lars Trägårdh plays dumb and indulges in a good laugh
  79. Many killed in new Israeli raids on Jabalia
  80. The ship Ruby still remains off the coast of England
  81. Supporters outside the closed arena: "There must be a way to put them there"
  82. After the fatal accident in Luleå: "The grief is heavy"
  83. Hammarby won the postponed Stockholm derby - in front of empty stands
  84. Ronny
  85. Yulia Navalnaya wants to become president of Russia
  86. ELO says goodbye to the audience
  87. This is how it happened when the police broke up the Stockholm derby: "They had their own interpretation"
  88. New allegations against Sean "Diddy" Combs
  89. Nathan Shachar: Gülen and Erdogan - from conspirators to mortal enemies
  90. The whip date becomes a total trauma in Jenny Jägerfeld's new novel
  91. Maja Nylén Persson before the move to the USA: "It came quite naturally"
  92. Sandvik's profit worse than expected - the price falls
  93. The cities where 27-year-olds can afford one
  94. Letter to the editor. Answer: Cheaper to save water than to change taps
  95. 250 kilometers of new power lines are due in ten years - angry landowners want them buried
  96. Letter to the editor. Shameful Nordic cooperation destroys fish life in the Baltic Sea
  97. Russian shadow fleet behind emissions worldwide
  98. Lower taxes and a thousand villas a year - that's how they want to take power from the red-greens
  99. Letter to the editor. Doubling the fishing quota can bring more Swedish herring on the plate
  100. After the resignation: Solberg gets a new top job in Norway
  101. Sven-Eric Liedman: The government lacks courage and modern thinking in climate policy
  102. The British punk poet excels in bitter realism and dark humor
  103. Moldova: Barely yes to the EU
  104. Wild and psychedelic at Sven Wunder's first concert
  105. Eduardo Halfon searches for his family roots in a painful story
  106. Preacher Fethullah Gülen is dead
  107. Streams after the chaos scenes: "Now we review the punishment"
  108. "Not the strategy we agreed with the police"
  109. Why do Swedes start speaking English when emotions are burgeoning?
  110. SL's weapon against leaf slippage: Steel balls and sand
  111. Vattenfall hesitates about wind power projects
  112. Unclear how green Northvolt will be after the crisis
  113. This is how much the pension will increase in 2025
  114. Torbjörn Petersson: Fear of the leader paralyzes China
  115. Anders Tegnell ready for "On track"
  116. The Eyvind Johnson prize to Ida Linde
  117. DNB buys Carnegie for 12 billion
  118. Reduce the child's screen time - in a sustainable way
  119. 17 reports about the USA you shouldn't miss
  120. Quick and smart about the US election