COGNICURRENT

The article discusses the costly legal battles homeowners may face when municipal authorities disapprove of their house's color, regardless of how understated it is.

Lisa Magnusson argues that the expensive and time-consuming training for private driving instructors should be abolished to streamline the driving license process.

The story of Punch, the world’s loneliest baby monkey, has captured the hearts of many as he finds momentary companionship amidst his struggles at a zoo in Japan.

The article discusses the exclusionary stance of Sweden Democrats (SD) towards Muslims, suggesting that mere integration or adaptation is insufficient for acceptance in Swedish society.

The article discusses the challenges faced by the British royal family, particularly in light of past scandals and the distancing efforts from former Prince Harry.

The article critiques the idea that young women should broaden their perspectives and empathize with right-wing men, arguing that this is not a viable solution to the growing political divide between genders in Sweden.

Marie-Louise Moell, an 82-year-old superstar, staged a dramatic response to a local gold thief, reflecting on the rising issue of scams affecting the elderly.

Lisa Magnusson criticizes SVT for dismissing serious violations by pretending they don’t exist, despite parental approval.

The IT department in Åstorp erased a man's life's work, impacting everyone deeply.

The article criticizes a new reality show "Mammor" for violating a child's privacy during a family crisis.

The meat and dairy lobby is pushing for a ban on terms like 'veggie burger' and 'oat milk,' claiming it is to protect the public from being 'misled'—a stance the author argues is nonsensical.

The Swedish biathlon team is facing scrutiny after a disappointing performance in the women's sprint at the Olympics, with concerns growing over their lack of explanation for the team's collective failures.

The article discusses the increasing demands for customized diets in Swedish schools and highlights a simple yet ingenious solution found by Tillbergaskolan in Västerås.

Lisa Magnusson discusses the complexities of belief and doubt as they pertain to a fanatic who speaks of sin and punishment.

The foster mother of a deceased girl is accused of profiting from her death, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the case.

The article critiques the overemphasis on digitalization in society, particularly in education, advocating for a more thoughtful approach.

The article discusses the language and connotations surrounding the terms used for a mother's new partner, specifically questioning the use of 'stepfather' and offering alternative suggestions.

The article critiques the unrealistic expectations set by romantic ideals, exemplified by the allure of a mysterious stranger who hides his true self.

The article discusses the misconceived perception that poverty is merely a foolish individual choice, suggesting a deeper fundamental misunderstanding in society.

The article compares Mette-Marit to the 'cool girl' trope as described by Gillian Flynn, highlighting her accommodating nature in her relationship.

Lisa Magnusson argues that the true horror lies not just in the actions of men like Jeffrey Epstein, but in the complicity and roles of the surrounding women.

Lisa Magnusson reflects on the implications of maintaining a relationship with a convicted sex offender, questioning societal perceptions of shame.

The article discusses the emotional turmoil faced by several women during police interrogations regarding Dermot Clemenger, expressing their fear of repercussions.