Disturbing new allegations have surfaced regarding a school in Sigtuna, where younger students were reportedly forced to perform sexual acts and lick the floor as punishment. These accounts, some mentioning the use of ski masks, come from former students and add new dimensions to the ongoing investigation into abuse and hazing.

Aftonbladet: Forced to Lick Floor: 'Punishing Younger Ones'

Allegations have surfaced regarding a school where younger students were allegedly forced to perform sexual acts and lick the floor as punishment, with some reports indicating the use of ski masks.

Aftonbladet: Those Who Were Exploited Blamed Younger Ones

Former students at Sigtuna school describe their experiences, with some profiles stating that those who were more vulnerable were made to take responsibility for the younger students.

Sweden's political landscape is in flux after the September 13 general election, with the center-left bloc having won a narrow majority but Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson struggling to form a new government due to internal disagreements. Ulf Kristersson continues to lead a caretaker government. New polls show the center-right alliance gaining a lead in one survey, while the Moderate Party increases and the Liberal Party falls below the threshold in another. Negotiations for a…

Svenska Dagbladet: 2026 Election: Center-Right Alliance Gains Lead in Novus Poll

The center-right bloc has secured a majority in a new Novus poll, while the opposition leads in a separate SVT/Verian poll, highlighting shifts in the political landscape for the 2026 election.

Svenska Dagbladet: One Sentence Caused Negotiations to Collapse for Stockholm Region Government

Negotiations for a new regional government in Stockholm collapsed due to a single sentence, with the Center Party dismissing the reason as 'pure nonsense'.

Expressen: MP increases in SVT poll

The Moderate Party (M) is increasing in a poll, while the Liberal Party (L) is below the threshold, in the first measurements after the election.

A security lapse has come to light, revealing that an individual who failed a security screening was still able to access classified information while working in close proximity to Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.

Dagens Nyheter: Security Breach: Access to Secret Data Near PM

An individual who failed a security check still managed to access classified information while working in close proximity to the Prime Minister, as revealed in a letter to DN reporters.

The period of stable interest rates is reportedly over, with expectations of a rise. Individuals are advised to prepare for increased expenses, particularly concerning potential mortgage payment increases, as new inflation figures also indicate a rise in the country's inflation rate.

Expressen: Interest rate pause is over: 'Plan for the worst'

Interest rates are expected to rise, and individuals are advised to plan for more expensive times and to calculate their potential mortgage increases.

Aftonbladet: Inflation Rises: New Figures Released

Sweden's inflation rate has increased, with new economic figures indicating a rise.