FRA: Increase preparedness at energy facilities
Sweden's signal intelligence agency has advised increased vigilance in the energy sector due to potential sabotage threats.
Mette Frederiksen calls for elections in Denmark
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has announced a parliamentary election to be held on March 24.
Russian drone approached the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle
A Russian drone approached the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, leading to a security incident during its visit to MalmΓΆ, Sweden.
UN: Twice as many civilians killed in Sudan in 2025
The number of civilian casualties in Sudan more than doubled in 2025, according to a UN report on the country's civil war.
Norway may stop accepting Ukrainian men
Norway's government plans to cease accepting adult men of fighting age fleeing war-torn Ukraine as part of new immigration proposals.
Forssell: No to a stop law on teenage deportations
Sweden's Migration Minister Johan Forssell rejects calls for a temporary law to halt deportations of teenagers who have reached the age of 18, despite ongoing criticism of the practice.
"Is this thing on?" fulfills the longing for a stylish adult comedy
The film "Is this thing on?" transforms from a separation drama into a cleverly written comedy about discovering hidden talents, such as stand-up comedians.
Ebba Andersson: 'It may be the most idiotic question'
Swedish Olympic medalists Frida Karlsson and Ebba Andersson discuss their relationship and challenges in a recent interview after their successes in Italy.
Police apologize to British Speaker after Mandelson's arrest
The Metropolitan Police have apologized to the British Speaker after sensitive information leaked to the media led to the arrest of Peter Mandelson.
Yan Lianke tells a horrendous tale of a macabre day in the Middle Kingdom
Chinese author Yan Lianke, a perennial Nobel Prize candidate, explores a sleepwalker epidemic in his new novel set in the Chinese village of Gaotian, described as a grand and magnificent adventure by Maria Schottenius.
Decisive basketball qualifiers: "Haven't even thought about playing in a World Cup"
Sweden's men's basketball team is set to face Estonia in a critical qualifying match for the Qatar 2027 World Cup, although their primary objective is another championship.
Internal documents reveal Moderates' plan β steal 160,000 votes from S and C
Internal documents indicate the Moderates' strategy to capture 160,000 votes from the Social Democrats and Center Party ahead of the upcoming election in Sweden.
Pharmacy Suspected of Defrauding Ten Regions of Millions β for Fake Sweat Treatments
A pharmacy in Stockholm is under investigation for allegedly defrauding multiple regions of millions of dollars through fraudulent sweat treatment claims involving Botox.
Karin Eriksson: Why King Harald's Fragile Health Becomes a Greater Threat
King Harald V of Norway is hospitalized in the Canary Islands, raising concerns about the future of the royal family due to his deteriorating health.
Reports to TV4: Serious threat to Nordic energy systems
There are reports of a serious threat to the Nordic energy system, believed to be connected to foreign powers and prompting increased vigilance from authorities.
Reports: Threats to the Energy Systems in the Nordic Countries
There is a serious threat directed at energy infrastructure across all Nordic countries, prompting heightened security measures and investigations into foreign involvement.
Baltic Sea cables to receive better protection
The Baltic Sea countries are enhancing surveillance of underwater cables and vessels to ensure better protection and information sharing.
Reports: Serious Threat to the Energy System in Sweden
A serious threat has been reported against the energy infrastructure across the Nordic countries, potentially linked to foreign actors.
Court: Hungary's action to stop radio was wrong
The EU Court ruled that Hungary's decision to deny frequency renewal to the opposition radio station Klubradio was a violation of free speech and information rights.
Pakistan: Several dead in wave of militant attacks
Near 20 police and civilians have been killed in a surge of militant attacks in northwest Pakistan over the last two days.
Doctor Registered as Patient 1,000 Times β Received Half a Million
Three doctors and pharmacists are suspected of committing large-scale fraud related to Botox medication in Sweden, leading to over five million kronor in improper payments.
Documents on Alleged Trump Abuses Hidden
Democrats in Congress accuse the Trump administration of the greatest cover-up in modern history regarding withheld documents claiming sexual abuse by the president.
16-Year-Olds Requested to be Detained for Involvement in Eskilstuna Murder
Two 16-year-olds are being requested for detention by prosecutors in connection with a murder case in Eskilstuna, Sweden.
Gustav Kraitz died β created Wallenberg monument
Swedish sculptor Gustav Kraitz, known for his work on the Raoul Wallenberg monument in New York, has passed away at the age of 99.
LIST: Young Swedes Who Owe Millions
Aftonbladet has compiled a list of the 20 young individuals in Sweden with the highest debts, totaling millions of kronor, raising concerns about their financial circumstances.
Jacob LundstrΓΆm: I Understand the Applause After the Action at Dramaten
A political activist interrupted a performance of "Rage" at Dramaten, raising questions about the nature and impact of such forms of protest.
OrbΓ‘n's attack on Zelensky: Respect us!
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor OrbΓ‘n accuses Ukraine of trying to drag his country into the war with Russia and demands the reopening of an oil pipeline.
USA's team captain on Trump's remarks: 'Tasteless'
Hillary Knight, captain of the U.S. women's hockey team, criticized President Trump's comments following their Olympic gold victory, which diverted focus from their achievement.
Every other bus driver barely has time to eat lunch
A recent survey indicates that nearly half of bus drivers struggle to take proper lunch breaks, leading to concerns over their wellbeing and safety on the job.
Several accidents on the ice: "Difficult"
Multiple traffic accidents have occurred in Sweden due to icy conditions as the weather service issues warnings.
Vilma Andersson's Forensic Psychiatric Examination: 'Lived a Double Life'
A forensic psychiatric examination reveals that Vilma Andersson, suspected of murder, has lived a double life and has a long-standing sexual interest in children, leading to concerns about additional offenses.
Record number on the Black List - car dealers are the 'worst offenders'
The number of companies neglecting recommendations from the Consumer Agency in Sweden has reached an all-time high, with car dealers identified as the primary offenders.
40 Years Since the Palme Murder β Chat with DN's Reporter
The 40th anniversary of the assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme is discussed, with readers invited to interact with the reporter who covered the event live.
Care needs to be coordinated - "no one takes responsibility"
There is a call for better coordination in the care for individuals with substance abuse and mental health issues in Sweden, as highlighted by Social Minister Jakob Forssmed.
Letter to the Editor. Set a maximum limit on the number of skiers on the slopes
A former competitive skier advocates for a maximum limit on the number of skiers in lift systems in Sweden, following a personal accident involving a collision with another skier.
Fewer Assault Crimes in Sweden
Recent statistics from the Swedish Crime Prevention Council reveal a significant decrease in assault crimes and sexual offenses in Sweden, despite a rise in fraud cases.
Appearance is Everything when 'Doctor Glas' Parties with the Beautiful People
The new film adaptation of Hjalmar SΓΆderberg's 'Doctor Glas' fails to deliver fresh insights, set against the backdrop of Stockholm's trendiest social circles.
Susanne NystrΓΆm: If Romina Pourmokhtari Wants to End the 'Nonsense,' She Can't Provide an Open Target
Romina Pourmokhtari, Sweden's climate and environment minister, seems to be shifting her stance on the country's 2030 climate goals after nearly a term in office.
Teenage Ghosts Haunt in Gothic Novel about Men Who Hate Women
Johanne Lykke Naderehvandi's new novel intertwines ghostly elements with the themes of misogyny, showcasing a haunting narrative that critiques male violence against women.
Rubio warns of a 'big problem' ahead of Iran talks
Marco Rubio warns that Iran's refusal to discuss ballistic missiles is a major issue as U.S. and Iranian negotiators prepare to meet in Switzerland.
Applied for 200 jobs after accounting education β still works as a guitar teacher
AndrΓ©e Theander, disillusioned by the job market after completing an accounting education, has applied for 200 jobs but remains employed as a guitar teacher.
DNA matching delayed - committing a triple murder
Delays in DNA matching led to a suspect being able to commit a triple murder shortly after the initial shootings.
For Sale: Stuffed Lion
A 35-year-old man in Stockholm was recently convicted of serious wildlife protection crimes for trading rare stuffed animals, including a lion and a puma.
Frida Westman on the initiative: 'In Sweden, I would have been alone'
Frida Westman reflects on her recent achievements in ski jumping and the support she receives to train in Norway.
The Migration Agency's plan: Workshops in Syria
Sweden plans to send migration experts to Syria to lead workshops aimed at facilitating the return of Syrian refugees.
DNA matching delayed - committed triple murder
A suspect linked to a shooting in EslΓΆv through DNA evidence was able to commit a triple murder in Uppsala before the match was confirmed.
Helmerson: Robert Duvall looked like he was born under his hat
The piece reflects on Robert Duvall's legacy beyond his Oscar-nominated role in 'The Godfather', focusing instead on his contributions to the western genre.
DN Debate. "The Foreign Minister should stay away from GW's statements"
The article criticizes Sweden's Foreign Minister for potentially influencing a legal case against an activist and calls for parliamentary review of her statements.
Cuba: Infiltrators shot on the boat from the USA
On Wednesday morning, Cuban authorities reported that four individuals were killed when a boat from Florida, suspected of carrying infiltrators, engaged with the Cuban Coast Guard.
Billions to vocational schools without requirements on teaching volume
Swedish vocational schools are receiving billions in funding without any stipulations on the volume of teacher-led instruction, raising concerns about the quality of education.