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Russia and the US are holding diplomatic talks amid ongoing tensions linked to the war in Ukraine.
Vladimir Putin's talks with the American delegation lasted over three hours and were "content-rich, constructive and extremely sincere", according to Russian presidential adviser Yuri Ushakov.
Ushakov stated that Russia is adamant that "the goals will be achieved" in Ukraine. Ushakov added that the talks were also about economic cooperation and "potential large-scale, mutually beneficial Russian-American projects".

DN reviews the Tidö government's climate policy after four years. Emissions have stopped decreasing at a historic rate, fuel prices have been lowered and the electrification of the transport sector has slowed down, making it more difficult for Sweden to reach the climate goals.

The number of Swedes abroad is estimated at 700,000, of which roughly 370,000 are entitled to vote in the parliamentary elections. Even so, voter turnout was only 32 percent in 2022. Ahead of the election, several parties are targeting this voter group with promises of tax cuts, digital services and facilitated return.

On the first Wednesday in September, the Swedish School in London turns into a provisional polling station where London Swedes vote in the Swedish election, a process characterized by questions about passports, citizenship and Sweden's changed international image.

The submitter criticizes the Västra Götaland region (VGR) for a lack of transparency, poor personnel policy and the failed Millennium IT project. The writer proposes that the regions be abolished in favor of state healthcare.

The Green Party's new first name in Gothenburg, Klara Holmin, comments on the party's strong opinion figures, new door-knocking methods and local election proposals ahead of the climate march.
Gustav Gellerbrant, head of the Sweden Democrats' coordination office in the Government Office, comments for the first time on the accusations that his partner shared pro-Russian propaganda and participated in a Kremlin-sponsored trip to Russia. He describes her posts as ironic and critical of the Russian regime, and that the trip was inappropriate in retrospect but not her responsibility. He announces that he is going on immediate parental leave to distance himself from media reporting and avoid influencing the election campaign, and that he is handing over his pass card and computer during the leave.