🇸🇪 Dagens Nyheter
Sweden · SV · https://www.dn.se
About Dagens Nyheter
Dagens Nyheter has been owned by the Bonnier Group, a global media company controlled by the Bonnier family, since 1909. The Bonnier Group also owns other major Swedish newspapers like Expressen and Dagens industri.
Media Bias/Fact Check (MBFC) rates Dagens Nyheter as Right-Center Biased, noting that while its stated editorial position is 'liberal,' liberals are considered center-right in Sweden. MBFC also assigns a High factual reporting rating, citing a clean fact-check record and its status as a certified IFCN fact-checker. The newspaper was founded in 1864 by Rudolf Wall. A recent controversy involved Dagens Nyheter restricting journalists who signed a Gaza appeal from covering the conflict, in line with its policy against public stance-taking on issues they cover.
Sweden Proposes Lowering Prison Age to 13 Amid Criticism
- The Swedish government is proposing to lower the age at which individuals can be imprisoned to 13. - This proposal, despite criticism from various bodies including the Council on Legislation, aims t…
Left Party leadership wants to lower taxes for themselves
- The Left Party in Sweden is proposing to lower the party tax for its elected officials. - This proposal aims to increase the take-home pay for lawmakers, with a Riksdag member potentially gaining an…
Heavy Attacks on Ukraine This Morning
- Russian forces launched extensive attacks across Ukraine early Thursday, killing at least 13 people and injuring 72. - Kyiv and Odesa were particularly hard-hit, with residential buildings damaged a…
EU: Missing a Cow? Nothing to Be Ashamed Of
- A Swedish opinion piece discusses traditional farming methods and their relevance to modern home gardening. - The author explains the historical
Eight Excellent Wines to Choose Instead of Burgundy
- As prices in the Burgundy wine region soar, other regions offering alternatives for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are gaining attention. - The article recommends eight wines from Germany, the US (Oregon…
Susanne Nyström: Ebba Busch is the Master of Retorts in Swedish Politics
- Ebba Busch, leader of the Christian Democrats (KD), is described as a master of sharp retorts and pointed remarks in Swedish politics. - She has recently directed barbs at her coalition partners, in…
Hunted bear family with cars – several sentenced to prison
- Five men have been sentenced to prison for poaching offenses related to the killing of a mother bear and her cub in Sweden. - The incident involved chasing the bears with vehicles, which is illegal,…
ICA Fights for its Business Model – May Break the Law
- Sweden's Competition Authority is investigating ICA's business model, suspecting it may violate competition laws. - The investigation focuses on ICA's pricing cooperation and control over store loca…
Elsa Beskow's Enchanted Worlds: Nature and Resistance in Swedish Children's Art
- An exhibition at the Thielska Gallery showcases original works by Swedish artist and author Elsa Beskow, celebrating her influential role in children's literature. - The exhibition highlights Beskow…
Here Are the Places Where Drugs Are Sold Openly in Stockholm
- The number of open drug scenes in the Stockholm area has decreased from 43 in 2025 to 34 this year, indicating a reduction in public drug dealing and use. - Police attribute this decline to collabor…
My Pink Floyd Organ Turned Out to Be a Gyllene Tider Organ
- The author acquired a vintage Farfisa electric organ, dreaming of recreating the sound of Pink Floyd's early albums. - Upon researching the organ, the author discovered it was closely related to the…
Anna-Lena Laurén: The Problem Isn't Dictatorships, It's Clueless Western Democracies
- Author Anna-Lena Laurén argues that the real problem lies not with dictatorships but with "useful idiots" in Western democracies who enable them. - Examples include the Louvre Abu Dhabi and Azerbaij…
Ica Stores Report Record Profits; Owners Benefit from Lower Taxes via 'Legal Loopholes'
- Ica stores reported record profits, with some Maxi branches exceeding one billion in sales. - The group's operating profit increased by approximately 600 million kronor to over 5 billion kronor. - O…
Climate activist denied citizenship after airport protest
- Climate activists protested at Bromma Airport in September 2023, leading to the arrest of 17 individuals. - Initially suspected of airport sabotage, the charges were reduced to property damage after…
Swedish Opposition Pushes for Evacuation of Deported Teenagers in Danger
- Sweden's Green Party and Left Party propose allowing deported teenagers to apply for a change of status from within Sweden. - They also advocate for the possibility of evacuation or return for teena…
Opinion: Reza Pahlavi is the Only Realistic Alternative to the Regime
- The author argues that Reza Pahlavi is the only realistic alternative to the current Iranian regime, despite criticisms of his father's history. - The piece contends that the Islamic Republic of Ira…
Ranta: Can You Send Red Hearts to Just Anyone?
- A Swedish columnist explores the nuances of expressing laughter in written text, questioning the effectiveness of traditional onomatopoeia like "haha" and "hihi." - The piece humorously delves into …
Anonymous Records Requests Linked to Social Democrats' Party Office Target Swedish Government
- An anonymous individual, using a pseudonym linked to the Social Democrats' party office, has made numerous public records requests to the Swedish government. - These requests, made during office hou…
Guide: The Hunt for a World Cup Ticket Continues Against Denmark
- Sweden's Women's national football team faces a crucial World Cup qualifier against Denmark. - The team drew 0-0 with Serbia in their last match, putting them behind Denmark in the group standings. …
Blackstenius takes captaincy with a simple mission: Be herself
- Stina Blackstenius has been appointed the new captain of the Swedish women's national football team. - She aims to lead by example and maintain her authentic self in the role. - The team is preparin…
China Follows Hungary's Power Shift with Concern
- China is closely monitoring the political transition in Hungary following Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's election loss, viewing Hungary as a crucial gateway to the EU. - Under Orbán, Hungary became C…
Teacher: Schools Must Adapt as More Students Leave Sweden
- An increasing number of students are leaving Sweden, either temporarily or permanently, according to observations by a teacher in Malmö. - Schools and educational authorities need better tools to ma…
Gabriel Zetterström: New "Euphoria" Season Feels Like a Twisted Class Reunion
The third season of the television series "Euphoria" has premiered, set a few years after the characters' graduation. Despite changes and the passage of time, the characters remain intertwined, explor…
