DN Debate. "Rip off the Band-Aid and ask mom about the inheritance"
The article discusses the increasing importance of inheritance in determining life outcomes, advocating for the reintroduction of dowries and urging systemic changes to facilitate wealth transfer to younger generations in Sweden.
Week 12 in pictures – see the world through DN photographers' eyes
Dagens Nyheter presents a selection of five photographs that reflect current events in Sweden and around the globe for week 12 of 2026.
Åsa Beckman: Stellan Skarsgård's Cultural Man Must Realize That the Glamour Days Are Over
This article discusses Stellan Skarsgård receiving the DN Culture Prize and his reflections on cultural figures and the changing landscape of art.
DN Debate. 'Small investors draw the short straw while insiders walk the red carpet'
The article discusses the growing concerns over market practices in Sweden that favor insiders over small investors, threatening the stability of the financial system.
DN Debate. "Municipalities should be allowed to raise more taxes - and from more people"
This opinion piece argues that municipalities in Sweden should be allowed to impose additional taxes on tourists and summer residents instead of facing government restrictions on tax increases.
Letters to the Editor. Noted by DN's readers on March 20
Readers of Dagens Nyheter express their opinions regarding current events in Sweden and around the world, including recent content from the newspaper.
DN chooses: Here are this week's best songs, week 12
This article features Dagens Nyheter's selection of the best new songs for the week, including music from BTS, Tove Styrke, and a collaboration between Veronica Maggio and Yung Lean.
DN asks - how will you celebrate Eid al-Fitr?
Dagens Nyheter surveys Stockholm residents about their plans to celebrate Eid al-Fitr after a month of fasting.
DN Debate: 'The queues are growing – regardless of the Left's excuses'
Moderate politicians criticize the Social Democrats for worsening healthcare queues in the Stockholm region despite claims of improving healthcare.
Letter to the Editor. Noted by DN's Readers on March 19
Readers of Dagens Nyheter express their views on the current situation in Sweden and the world, along with the content of the paper on March 19.
DN's expert: Twelve tasty red wines that pair well with spring lamb
A wine expert from Dagens Nyheter recommends twelve red wines, primarily from French regions, that pair excellently with lamb dishes for the spring season.
DN Debate. "Four out of ten Swedes do not want to defend the USA from attack"
A significant portion of the Swedish population is hesitant to defend the USA in the event of an attack, reflecting deeper issues within NATO's cohesion.
Readers' Notes as noted by DN on March 18
Dagens Nyheter's readers express their views on the situation in Sweden and the world in a letter published on March 18.
DN Debate Replies. "More and more satisfied with healthcare in Stockholm"
The article presents a reply to a debate regarding the healthcare situation in Stockholm, addressing inaccuracies in claims made by Moderate politicians about the state of healthcare services.
Irresistible Animals and Plants Represented by Ingela Ihrman
Ingela Ihrman, awarded DN's culture prize 2024, is featured in a significant exhibition at Bonniers Konsthall showcasing her transformative performances and films.
DN Debate. "Sweden's View of Knowledge is Outdated - We Will Be Overtaken"
A prominent debate article asserts that Sweden's focus on STEM fields over the humanities undermines future competitiveness.
Letters to the Editor. Noted by DN readers on March 17
Readers of Dagens Nyheter share their opinions on the current situation in Sweden and the world, as well as on the newspaper's content from March 17.
DN Debate Replies: 'It is possible to both protect victims and give a second chance'
Former judge Monica Nebelius Lüning responds to criticism surrounding her views on balancing victim protection and rehabilitation for offenders.
DN Debate. 'This is why Israel wants to continue divide and rule in the Middle East'
The article discusses Israel's strategy of inciting instability in countries around Iran and warns of the potential refugee crisis that a collapse of the Iranian state could cause in Europe.
Letters to the Editor. Noted by DN’s readers on March 16
Readers of Dagens Nyheter express their opinions about the situation in Sweden and the world, and the newspaper's content on March 16.
DN Debate. "Yes, AI threatens young people's jobs – but not as we thought"
A new Swedish study reveals that while AI is changing the job market, it is not creating fewer jobs overall, but rather disadvantaging younger workers in favor of older, more experienced individuals.
Week 11 in Pictures – See the World Through DN Photographers' Eyes
Dagens Nyheter features a collection of photographs from week 11 that reflect current events in Sweden and around the world.
DN Debate. "Trump rolls back the tape to the Jim Crow era"
The article discusses the threats to voting rights in the U.S. as former President Trump positions himself as a champion for his supporters, at the cost of marginalized communities.
Letters to the Editor. Noted by DN's readers on March 13
Readers of Dagens Nyheter express their views on the state of Sweden and the world, along with their thoughts on DN's content from March 13.
DN Debate. "Have the deportations of teenagers really stopped? Hardly"
The article questions the effectiveness of stopping teenage deportations in Sweden, asserting that very little has actually changed for those affected.
DN Debate Replies. "Poorly Concealed Propaganda about Healthcare in Stockholm"
Jonas Lindberg argues that the debate around healthcare in Stockholm is being manipulated by selective reporting, as evidenced by a recent economic assessment.
DN Chooses: Here are the week's best songs, week 11
Dagens Nyheter's music editorial team highlights their favorite new songs for the week, including tracks from renowned artists like The Knife and James Blake.
DN's investigative chief is Media Leader of the Year: 'Proud of everything we've accomplished'
Mikael Delin, the investigative chief of Dagens Nyheter, has been awarded Media Leader of the Year at the Årets dagstidning gala, reflecting the paper's significant achievements in investigative journalism.
Picture of the Year: See DN photographers' winning contributions
The winners of the Picture of the Year competition have been announced, with Dagens Nyheter photographers winning multiple accolades and Alexander Mahmoud receiving the prestigious Photographer of the Year award for his stunning photograph from Israel and Gaza.
DN Debate. "Our Obligation to Contribute to Finland's Defense Bill"
The article argues that Sweden has a responsibility to contribute financially to Finland's defense due to the ongoing threats posed by Russia, emphasizing the historical ties and mutual security arrangements in the Nordic region.
Readers' Letters: Noted by DN's readers on March 12
Readers express their opinions on Sweden and the world, along with the content from Dagens Nyheter on March 12.
DN Debate Replies. "Alice Teodorescu Måwe puts on the victim's sweater instead of responding"
Maths Nilsson criticizes Alice Teodorescu Måwe for not addressing the climate change arguments he presented in his article, accusing her of diverting the conversation to unrelated issues.
Letters to the Editor. DN's position on nuclear weapons is alarming
A letter to Dagens Nyheter expresses concern over the newspaper's stance on nuclear weapons and urges Sweden's military leadership to heed academic perspectives against nuclear armament.
Letters to the Editor. Noted by DN's readers on March 11
Readers of Dagens Nyheter express their opinions on Sweden's involvement in nuclear strategies and defense agreements.
DN Debate. "Swish is not enough – banks must roll up their sleeves"
The leaders of Sweden's Riksbank argue that the country's major banks must develop more immediate payment services to reduce reliance on American payment giants.
DN Debate Replies. "Our sentencing reform provides greater restitution for crime victims"
A government proposal for a sentencing reform aims to offer more justice to crime victims, addressing previous concerns regarding their interests in the punishment process.
DN's correspondent Sanna Torén Björling receives the Nils Horner Prize
Sanna Torén Björling, a correspondent for Dagens Nyheter, has been awarded the Nils Horner Prize for her reporting from war-torn Ukraine.
Letter to the Editor. Noted by DN's readers on March 10
Readers of Dagens Nyheter share their thoughts on the current situation in Sweden and the world as well as DN's content on March 10.
DN Debate. "In the Left-Governed Stockholm, Patients Suddenly Vanish"
The article criticizes the left-wing governance in Stockholm for dismantling private healthcare options, leading to a rise in patient wait times and a significant loss of patients from healthcare statistics.
Letters to the Editor: Noted by DN Readers on March 9
Readers of Dagens Nyheter express their views on the state of Sweden and the world, alongside the content of DN on March 9.
DN Debate. 'Swedish aid is beyond saving - abolish Sida'
The article argues for the abolition of Sida and a halving of Swedish foreign aid due to perceived systematic failures and corruption.
Josefine Runsteen is well-spent tax money
Josefine Runsteen with her band explores the boundaries between classical music and jazz, as discussed by DN's Po Tidholm after an evening at Fasching.
DN Debate. 'Now the rights of Sweden's youth are being curtailed'
A debate article discusses the proposed lowering of the legal age of criminal responsibility in Sweden, highlighting a worrying trend of disregarding the rights of children and youth.
Week 10 in Pictures – See the World Through the Eyes of DN Photographers
Dagens Nyheter showcases a selection of poignant photographs that reflect current events in Sweden for the week of 10, 2026, highlighting notable occurrences and cultural moments.
DN Debate. "If I hadn't already quit as a judge, I would do it now"
Former judge Monica Nebelius Lüning critiques the fundamental shifts in Swedish criminal policy towards harsher sentences and the erosion of rehabilitation.
Now the Melodifestivalen is decided - chat with DN's experts
Dagens Nyheter invites readers to chat with music experts about the upcoming winner of Melodifestivalen.
DN Debate. "Authorities must be ready to defend their independence"
The article argues that Swedish authorities must prepare to defend their autonomy against potential authoritarian rule as the government gains more legislative power, even in peacetime crises.
Letters to the Editor. Noted by DN's readers on March 6
Readers of Dagens Nyheter express their views on the current situation in Sweden and the world, highlighting a perceived silence from the Social Democrats amid military escalations in the Middle East.
DN chooses: Here are the best songs of the week, week 10
This article presents the best new songs selected by Dagens Nyheter's music editorial team for week 10, featuring tracks from Harry Styles and Waterbaby, along with new interpretations from a charity album.
DN Debate Replies. “Populism to vote other than no to stricter climate goals”
Alice Teodorescu Måwe argues that her decision regarding stricter climate goals is based on total climate benefits, not disdain for science, countering criticisms of climate denial.