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SVT's 'Landet Runt' Films in Karlshamn for Two-Day Episode

Roblox Rolls Out Age-Based Rules to Protect Children

Busch clashes with SVT, allies over climate policy and power fees

Ville Gobi Makes Feature Film Debut in 'Kossor och romrussin'

Smilla Holmberg's rapid rise from Hammarby to Arsenal at 19

Early Spring Sweeps Sweden in 2026, Driven by Climate Change

Swedish Armed Forces propose extended Malmen flight times

The Swedish Armed Forces have proposed extending flight times at Malmen airbase to include early mornings, late evenings, and nights, as part of a consultation for a new environmental permit. Residents expressed mixed reactions, with some concerned about increased noise and others supportive of the expansion.

Oasis Inducted into Rock Hall, Liam Gallagher Reacts

Oasis has been confirmed as an inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2026, with frontman Liam Gallagher posting a humorous acceptance speech on social media after previously criticizing the institution.

Lebanon expels Iran envoy amid tensions over Hezbollah

Lebanon has declared Iran's ambassador persona non grata and ordered him to leave, marking deteriorating relations. The move raises tensions over Tehran's role and its ally Hezbollah.

LK Bennett Enters Administration, Sells Brand to Gordon Brothers

British fashion retailer LK Bennett has entered administration, appointing joint administrators and selling its brand and intellectual property to US firm Gordon Brothers. The company's stores continue to trade under administration with a closing-down sale, while its website is set to shut down.

Former Northvolt Boss Peter Carlsson Faces Criticism Amid New Book Release

Peter Carlsson, a former Northvolt boss and one of Sweden's most criticized corporate leaders, has released a new book outlining his vision for future industry, according to major media reports.

Husband donates kidney to wife, saving her from kidney disease

A husband donated his kidney to his wife after being discovered as a perfect match, saving her from kidney disease. The wife is no longer on dialysis and is not going to die from the condition, though she has faced recovery challenges.

U.S. Escalates Threats and Strikes Against Iran as Regional War Widens

The United States has intensified military action and threats against Iran, with President Donald Trump vowing widespread destruction of Iranian infrastructure and justifying the war by claiming Tehran is close to a nuclear weapon. This escalation unfolds amid a broader regional conflict involving Israel, Hezbollah, and Gulf states, causing significant casualties, displacement, and global economic turmoil.

Patsy Kensit to secretly return as Sadie King in Emmerdale later this year

Patsy Kensit is set to reprise her role as Sadie King in a secret return to Emmerdale later this year, with bosses aiming to shock fans with the surprise comeback.

Manchester United's Carlos Baleba pursuit boosted by Brighton price cut

Manchester United have received a major boost in their pursuit of midfielder Carlos Baleba, with Brighton willing to lower their asking price and a reduced valuation around £70 million, according to multiple reports.

Netflix begins streaming acclaimed 2016 film 20th Century Women

Netflix has started streaming the 2016 film 20th Century Women, directed by Mike Mills, which is widely regarded as one of the finest films of the 2010s.

Oracle Announces Massive Layoffs Affecting Thousands Globally to Fund AI Push

Oracle has initiated a major global workforce reduction this week, citing organizational changes and the need to free up billions for artificial intelligence investments, with conflicting reports on the scale of the cuts.

ISIS Calls for Global Attacks on Churches and Synagogues During Holidays

ISIS has called for attacks on churches and synagogues worldwide during the Easter and Passover holidays, citing the closure of al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem as motivation. The threat comes amid mass escapes from a detention camp for ISIS-linked individuals in Syria, complicating security efforts.

Middle East War Triggers Severe Global Energy Crisis, Straining Economies

The war in the Middle East is severely disrupting the global economy through surging energy prices, supply chain breakdowns, and financial market turmoil, with the International Energy Agency calling it the worst energy crisis in decades. The de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz has halted a critical portion of global oil shipments, triggering shortages and price spikes that threaten growth worldwide and prompting an unprecedented international emergency response.

Sweden protests Austria's snus restrictions, France enforces total ban

Sweden has protested Austria's proposed white snus and nicotine restrictions, arguing they hinder EU free movement, while France has banned white snus with penalties for users. The Social Democrats are challenging France's ban, questioning its scientific basis.

Swedish AI firm Validio raises 275 million kronor at 1.7 billion valuation

Swedish AI company Validio is raising 275 million kronor in a funding round that values the firm at around 1.7 billion kronor, according to major media reports.

Strictly Come Dancing Faces Major Shake-Up as Multiple Professional Dancers Exit

Strictly Come Dancing is undergoing a significant professional dancer roster overhaul, with favourites Nadiya Bychkova, Karen Hauer, and Luba Mushtuk among those reportedly departing. Bychkova may transition to a backstage choreography role, while conflicting reports create uncertainty about the lineup for the upcoming series.

Experts warn gangs exploit overlooked criminal girls, urge authorities to act

Experts warn that seriously criminal girls have flown under the radar, allowing gangs to exploit them, and concluded at a recent conference that authorities must keep an eye on these girls.

Amazon adapts viral novel 'Every Summer After' as series 'Every Year After'

Amazon Prime Video will release 'Every Year After', an eight-episode adaptation of Carley Fortune's bestselling novel 'Every Summer After', starting June 10. The series, set in Barry's Bay, tells a nostalgic love story spanning six years and one week.

OnlyFans billionaire Leonid Radvinsky dies at 43 from cancer

Leonid Radvinsky, the billionaire owner of OnlyFans, has died at age 43 from cancer. His death was announced days after it occurred on March 20, 2026.

Iranian drone strikes Cyprus base amid escalating Middle East conflict

An Iranian-made drone hit a British military base in Cyprus on March 1, 2026, escalating regional tensions and prompting international military deployments, with travel disruptions and civil defense concerns emerging.